Pakistan’s Ahmadiyya Persecution and the Failure of Human Rights Protection
International human rights law does not only require Pakistan to avoid direct discrimination. It also requires the state to protect...
Kuchnay Kabul in Paris: Where Language, Memory, and Exile Intertwine
Growing Punjabi Domination is Leading to a Federal Crisis
Afghan Students in Pakistan Face an Uncertain Educational Future
Born in America, Playing for Afghanistan: Safa Noorzai’s Rising Dream
DW Documentary: Pakistan’s Nuclear Shadow and the Army’s Grip on Power
International human rights law does not only require Pakistan to avoid direct discrimination. It also requires the state to protect...
München: On Sunday afternoon, 21 June 2026, Afghan and German political, social, and civil society activists gathered in central Munich, assembling...
VIENNA — On 19 June 2026, a diverse group of Afghan students and activists gathered outside the United Nations office...
Kabul’s claimed strikes deepen mistrust as Islamabad maintains deliberate silence By SS Ahmad Tensions across the Durand Line between Afghanistan...
By Kazim Jafari When Afghan activist Zuhal Salim shared a video on Instagram this week, it quickly drew attention—not only...
From the "psychology of the castaway" to digital resistance: an inquiry into the complex relationship between extreme segregation and virtual...
In one of the most coordinated acts of transnational Afghan activism since the Taliban’s return to power in 2021, thousands...
In a world where Afghan women are being pushed out of public life, silenced, and stripped of their most basic...
By Dawood Jabarkhail Across Afghanistan, the most painful face of poverty is not statistics—it is the sight of children searching...
By Kigdai Yousufzai The latest reports from Herat — where Taliban forces have detained women and girls over dress codes...