Challenges Facing Civil Society in Afghanistan
By Zafar Shayan Afghanistan’s modern history is tied with dictatorship, mono-ethnic regimes, and religious tyranny. Individuals and groups, particularly people…
Why is Canada still bankrolling the persecution of Afghanistan’s Hazaras?
by Ali Mirzad Given the Trump administration’s increasingly divisive policies aimed at Muslims and immigrants in general, Canada increasingly is being…
In Afghanistan’s Farm Belt, Women Lead Unions and Find New Status
By MUJIB MASHALSource&Copyright: nytimes SHIBAR, Afghanistan — In this lush, sleepy farm belt deep in central Afghanistan, women have been…
In Afghanistan’s Farm Belt, Women Lead Unions and Find New Status
By MUJIB MASHALSource&Copyright: nytimes SHIBAR, Afghanistan — In this lush, sleepy farm belt deep in central Afghanistan, women have been…
Why the Enlightenment Movement of Afghanistan Matters
by @NikValentini The rally in Canberra that was organized by thousands of Hazara activists who support the Enlightening Movement to raise…
Why is Canada still bankrolling the persecution of Afghanistan’s Hazaras?
by Ali Mirzad Given the Trump administration’s increasingly divisive policies aimed at Muslims and immigrants in general, Canada increasingly is being…
Videos
Who is afraid of education?
The state of education in Daykundi By Nicole Valentini Daykundi is one of the poorest provinces in Afghanistan. This kind of poverty is mainly due to a clear political will…
A history of creation and destruction: To rebuild or not to rebuild Bamiyan’s Buddha statues?
by Melissa Kerr Chiovenda In Bamiyan, Afghanistan, locals’ discussions on Hazara history and recent oppressions faced by Hazaras would often incorporate the meanings that two Buddha statues, built in the…
Shakar Dokht Jafari Wins Innovation Award For New Cancer Treatment
Shakar Dokht Jafari is a medical physics graduate who was inspired to develop a cancer treatment solution having watched her father died from the disease has been awarded a 2016…
