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Croatian female police officer trains Afghan military police, despite social taboos. Major Vlasta Zekulic trains Afghan military police students on military investigation. She is not afraid of being discriminated against because she is a woman. Soundbites include Major Vlasta Zekulic. Produced by Alessandro Pavone, Kabul, Afghanistan. Also available in High Definition.

Sonia Sarwari talks to NATO TV about her struggle as a prominent Afghan female actress trying to provide for her family. Sonia carries on acting despite being attacked last October, and her struggles highlight the issues faced by all Afghan women who wish to pursue a career.

It's been two years since Afghan forces began to take lead responsibility for security in the country. ISAF's Deputy Commander, Lt Gen Nick Carter looks at the progress made since and the future for total Afghan lead in the country.

The Kandahar Media and Information Centre started in 2010 has helped swing public opinion towards the government but as the 2014 deadline for the transition of all security to the Afghan forces fast approaching, and the presidential election in the same year - the information war in Afghanistan remains tightly contested, and the battle for public opinion is now at its most critical.

For the U.S. and Australian Soldiers posted to Afghanistan's southern province of Uruzgan, an increase in local security and the passing of patrolling operations to Afghan forces means they have a new mission focus to help ensure the region can remain secure after ISAF forces leave. Includes sound bites from Colonel Simon Stuart, Combined Team Uruzgan Commander and Brigadier General Katz, ISAF Spokesperson.

Afghan Special Forces and police quick reaction force fight side by side, to provide better security for Bamyan Province in central Afghanistan. Produced by Sayed Mansoor. Includes soundbites from General Abdul Razaq, police chief of Bamyan (in Dari), Habiba Surabi, governor of Bamyan (in English). This version includes voiceover and graphics.

On April 25th, a 5.7 magnitude earthquake turned villages in eastern Afghanistan to rubble. A quick response from the Afghan army and police was vital to save lives and move the wounded to hospital. A 5.7 magnitude earthquake destroys houses and other buildings across eastern Afghanistan. With people trapped beneath the rubble, a quick response is vital.

A festival held in Bamyan pays homage to the history and culture of the region, particularly its most famous site, the Buddhas, which were destroyed by the Taliban, 12 years ago. Produced by Sayed Mansoor. Edited and voiced by William Bonnett. This version includes graphics and voiceover.

NATO Channel profiles Afghan Mixed Marshal Arts (MMA) champion highlighting his dedication to his sport and how he hopes sportsmen can inspire the future of his country.

Teaser: Baz Mohammed Mobariz is a 27-year-old MMA fighter from Kabul. A dedicated sportsman, he prides himself on his aggression and explosive power in the ring. But Baz isn’t just a fighter; he thinks that Afghani youths can harness some of their energy to become ambassadors for their country, representing Afghanistan in the ring. Produced by Joe Sheffer, Kabul, Afghanistan. Also available in High Definition.

General Lorimer, Deputy Commander ISAF in Afghanistan, speaks to NATOChannel in the ruins of a fort in Kabul about his previous deployments to the country and how things have changed over the years. Also available in high definition