Taliban vs IS: Birds of one feather not flocking together
By Ilhamuddin Afghan A recent escalation in attacks attributed to the Islamic State group in Afghanistan and beyond has reignited...
UN Experts Raise Alarm Over Life Sentence of Baloch Human Rights Defender
Hamburg Dialogue Reflects a Diaspora Searching for Common Ground
From Kabul to Vienna: A Celebration of Afghan Identity and Integration
The Shortest‑Lived Country and Its Enduring Struggle for Justice
Rising Drug Availability in Kabul Sparks Deepening Social Concerns
By Ilhamuddin Afghan A recent escalation in attacks attributed to the Islamic State group in Afghanistan and beyond has reignited...
By Fatima Chaudhary In Pakistan paid domestic work is one of the oldest occupations of the informal economy and the...
By Lucas Smith Pakistan's human rights record has once again been thrust into the global spotlight, with particular scrutiny on...
By Nazila Jamshidi The extensive list of human rights violations by the Taliban, reported by the US State Department, will...
By Shinwari Faced with rising terror attacks, Pakistan launched a drive in October 2023 to evict Afghan nationals residing as refugeesin the country over...
By A. Shafaq As much of the global community shuns Afghanistan's Taliban regime, China is forging diplomatic and economic tieswith...
By Ilhamuddin Afghan A recent large-scale examination organized by the Afghan Ministry of Higher Education (MoHE) aiming at awarding master’s...
By Kadeem Baloch As Pakistan celebrated Eid this year, the streets of Balochistan were painted crimson - not with the...
By Nazila Jamshidi "Afghan women are coordinating their advocacy to strengthening the fight to codify gender apartheid as a crime...
By Ilhamuddin Afghan In a recent turn of events, the Taliban's Minister of Justice, Abdul Hakim Shara’ee, made headlines by...