Crowds gather in Hampstead Heath, London, to celebrate the Afghan craft of kite-flying through a multi-city festival, a year since the Taliban takeover of Afghanistan.In London, as well as several other cities in the UK and across the world, Afghan kite-flying, music, poetry and dance were showcased to show solidarity with the country's people.The project came from Good Chance Theatre, creators of The Walk With Amal, in which a giant puppet of a child refugee walked from the Turkish-Syrian borde

Crowds gather in Hampstead Heath, London, to celebrate the Afghan craft of kite-flying through a multi-city festival, a year since the Taliban takeover of Afghanistan.In London, as well as several other cities in the UK and across the world, Afghan kite-flying, music, poetry and dance were showcased to show solidarity with the country's people.The project came from Good Chance Theatre, creators of The Walk With Amal, in which a giant puppet of a child refugee walked from the Turkish-Syrian border to Manchester.