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An outdoor public gathering is depicted in Kandahar, Afghanistan, taking place in front of a light-colored building under bright daylight. A man with a dark beard and a black turban, wearing a grey shalwar kameez and waistcoat, stands at a light-colored wooden podium, speaking into a microphone. He gestures with his right hand. The podium's front panel features a design of pink roses with green stems and leaves, bordered in red with text that likely references "3rd December." Small flags are attached to the microphone stand. Directly behind the speaker and to his left stands another man with a dark beard and a light grey skullcap, wearing a grey jacket. Behind the speaker, a large, light blue and white banner is displayed, featuring text in Arabic script (likely Pashto/Dari). The banner prominently displays the emblem of the Islamic Emirate of Afghanistan in the top right, and logos for WADAN (a global image with text) and UNHCR (the UN Refugee Agency) near the bottom. The text on the banner refers to the "Islamic Emirate of Afghanistan," "Technical and Vocational Education and Training Authority," "Kandahar," and "December 3rd, International Day of Persons with Disabilities." To the left of the podium, a tall white flag with black Arabic calligraphy (the Shahada, associated with the Islamic Emirate of Afghanistan) is erected. To the right, a blue flag with a yellow fringe and a logo, possibly a UN flag, is partially visible. Stacks of bottled water are placed on the ground behind the blue flag. A white board or sign rests on the ground in front of the podium. Additional men are visible in the background, some standing and one seated on the left, observing the event.
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