Delegates gather for constitutional convention
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(14 Dec 2003) VOICED BY:
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0000 Wide exterior of Loya Jirga tent
0004 Former Afghan monarch, Mohammad Zaher Shah and President Hamid Karzai arrive
0009 Hamid Karzai greeting delegates
0015 Audience
0018 Karzai and Shah stand for anthem
0021 Wide shot standing for anthem
0024 Audience
0028 Children singing on stage
0038 Wide of meeting
0041 SOUNDBITE (Pashtu) Hamid Karzai, Afghan President
0049 Wide of audience
0053 Soldiers outside
0055 Scandinavian soldier on guard
0100 Soldiers manning roadblock
0104 Machine gun post
0106 Soldiers at roadblock
0110 Soldier seated on vehicle
0118 Ends
SUGGESTED INTRO:
An historic constitutional convention has begun in Afghanistan.
Hundreds of delegates, from village mullahs to Western-educated exiles, gathered in a huge tent to hammer out a new constitution in a traditional loya jirga, or grand council.
SCRIPT:
0000 In a huge tent erected on the edge of this battered capital...
0004 Religious, community and business leaders gathered for a landmark convention.
0009 President Hamid Karzai arriving with the former Afghan king for the serious business of building what is hoped will be a democratic government.
0018 The convention is scheduled to last 10 days - though with many contentious points to debate in the prepared draft constitution, it may go on for weeks.
0028 PAUSE FOR UPSOT CHILDREN SINGING
0038 President Karzai stressed the unique nature of the draft.
0041 SOUNDBITE (Pashtu with English translation) Hamid Karzai, Afghan President
"Islam is the main base of this constitution," he says, "it's the base and inspiration of this constitution.
0049 The delegates inside may be striving for a peaceful future...
0053 But outside the tent the reality of the present was evident.
0100 Coalition action here may have unseated the Taliban in the capital, but they still control much of the country, and organisers feared an attack.
0110 Constitutional law will only spread here with more money and more foreign soldiers - to eventually end rule by rifle.
0118 Ends
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0000 Wide exterior of Loya Jirga tent
0004 Former Afghan monarch, Mohammad Zaher Shah and President Hamid Karzai arrive
0009 Hamid Karzai greeting delegates
0015 Audience
0018 Karzai and Shah stand for anthem
0021 Wide shot standing for anthem
0024 Audience
0028 Children singing on stage
0038 Wide of meeting
0041 SOUNDBITE (Pashtu) Hamid Karzai, Afghan President
0049 Wide of audience
0053 Soldiers outside
0055 Scandinavian soldier on guard
0100 Soldiers manning roadblock
0104 Machine gun post
0106 Soldiers at roadblock
0110 Soldier seated on vehicle
0118 Ends
SUGGESTED INTRO:
An historic constitutional convention has begun in Afghanistan.
Hundreds of delegates, from village mullahs to Western-educated exiles, gathered in a huge tent to hammer out a new constitution in a traditional loya jirga, or grand council.
SCRIPT:
0000 In a huge tent erected on the edge of this battered capital...
0004 Religious, community and business leaders gathered for a landmark convention.
0009 President Hamid Karzai arriving with the former Afghan king for the serious business of building what is hoped will be a democratic government.
0018 The convention is scheduled to last 10 days - though with many contentious points to debate in the prepared draft constitution, it may go on for weeks.
0028 PAUSE FOR UPSOT CHILDREN SINGING
0038 President Karzai stressed the unique nature of the draft.
0041 SOUNDBITE (Pashtu with English translation) Hamid Karzai, Afghan President
"Islam is the main base of this constitution," he says, "it's the base and inspiration of this constitution.
0049 The delegates inside may be striving for a peaceful future...
0053 But outside the tent the reality of the present was evident.
0100 Coalition action here may have unseated the Taliban in the capital, but they still control much of the country, and organisers feared an attack.
0110 Constitutional law will only spread here with more money and more foreign soldiers - to eventually end rule by rifle.
0118 Ends
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