Is the Taliban Bent on Erasing Women from Public Life?
By SS Ahmad On this year’s International Women’s Day on March 8, thousands of women in Afghanistan were looking forward...
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By SS Ahmad On this year’s International Women’s Day on March 8, thousands of women in Afghanistan were looking forward...
By Qurban Ali Hassani In addition to women and girls from all ethnic groups in Afghanistan, members of minorities such...
By Ilhamuddin Afghan The first two months of 2023 has proved to be deadly for Pakistan with two major terror...
By Kadeem Baloch Balochistan's disputes with Pakistan date back seven decades, and vary from being denied a fair part of...
By Hamid Pakteen As millions line up in winding queues for wheat flour, pulses and medicines and Pakistan is teetering...
By Hamid Pakteen The situation in Pakistan with regards to Afghan refugees especially women and children is concerning. The recent...
By Masomah Regl For me, “Afghanistan” is not a job. Nor is it a passion or a hobby. It is personal...
By Aadil Ahmad SAFI Kabul: Everyone under the Taliban rule has a story to tell and I have mine, but...
Von Ali Ahmad und Michael Fanizadeh „Als Nation haben wir alle unsere Fortschritte eingebüßt, aber als Frauen haben wir unsere...
The year 2023 started with the voice of Afghan diaspora demanding justice and human rights for women echoed in the...