Kandahar’s Female Journalists Silenced by Work Bans
“Unemployment has created mental health problems for me. No one can support the family, and I have no way to...
“Unemployment has created mental health problems for me. No one can support the family, and I have no way to...
Diaspora communities should use the opportunities available in their countries of residence and support one another. By Kazim Jafari In a...
By Sayed Sadullah Sadat Afghan women have long been the silent backbone of their nation, enduring decades of war, political...
Exile does not represent the end of Afghan writing; it is the transition of testimony from the national territory to...
Forced marriages, broken bodies, and the daily tragedy of women under the Taliban yoke: the portrait of a country where...
“We are one people… it does not matter if you’re Hazara, Pashtun, Shia, Sunni, American‑born or European‑born.” By Kazim Jafari In...
“Our success and victory lie in national unity.” At the Afghan Embassy in Dushanbe—known as “Little Afghanistan” because it still...
By Ivan Pozzoni The Cartography of Terror and the Pragmatic Resignification of the Body The poetic production of Somaia Ramish...
“The only time that children got the opportunity to educate themselves… was the 20 years of the Republic.” By Kazim Jafari...
“Afghanistan should not be forgotten, and Afghan women should not be left alone.” Five years after the Taliban seized Kabul...