Afghan election: Reducing child casualties top priority
In Afghanistan votes are still being counted after Saturday's presidential election.
More than 7 million people defied Taliban threats of violence by going to the polls to select a successor to President Karzai.
A top priority for the new leader will be to try to reduce growing numbers of civilian casualties, among them young children.
The BBC's Karen Allen visited a badly injured young girl she met in a Kabul hospital last year.
09 Apr 2014
- From the section Asia