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DiscriminationHazara people march on Kabul in power line protest
Persecuted minority want changes to the route of transmission line bringing electricity from Turkmenistan Crowds gather on the street in Kabul, Afghanistan for the massive anti-government protest. Photograph: Massoud Hossaini/AP Thousands of demonstrators from...
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NewsTo The Leadership of The National Unity Government
By: Ali Amiri Source: Interstellar Bulletin #37, Star Educational Society weekly newspaper – Kabul, Afghanistan These days that everyone is just talking and writing voraciously, the advices will not be heard or considered. But I,...
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Human RightsThe Enlightening Movement Protest in kabul
Hazara People’s Protest in regard to the 500 KV Electricity plan (regarding its diversion from its primary route (Bamyan-Maidan Provinces). #Hazarapeople https://www.facebook.com/HazaraPeopleInternationalNetwok/ www.hazarapeople.com photo by: Etilaat roz
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NewsDeclaration by the intellectuals from Afghanistan in support of the “Enlightening movement”
Translated by Hazara People International Network In the name of God of wisdom and enlightenment We, the collective of intellectuals, artists and writers of Afghanistan, firmly believe in a fair development of the entire territory, and we understand that...
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NewsBamiyan Citizens statement in regard to the 500 KV Electricity plan
The statement of the Bamiyan People’s Protest in regard to the 500 KV Electricity plan (regarding its diversion from its primary route (Bamiyan-Maidan Provinces) “The government is bound to create a progressive society, which attends...
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NewsBamiyan A Secure, Cheap Path For Extension of TUTAP Power Transmission
Kabul (BNA) TUTAP is one of the important regional economic projects agreed among Turkmenistan, Uzbekistan, Tajikistan, Afghanistan and Pakistan (TUTAP) which is expected to be extended to Pakistan through Afghanistan with a transmission capacity of...
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NewsWhat America Leaves When It Leaves Afghanistan
In a slum on the outskirts of Kabul, a teacher tries to build a new country by Jeffrey E. Stren This month, the outgoing commander of America’s military effort in Afghanistantold Congress that the country the...
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NewsA Teacher in Afghanistan: Is the Future Democracy or Muslim Extremism?
By Jeffrey E. Stern A few months ago, in downtown Kabul, a small man stood on top of a car with a megaphone in a city liberated by American troops, and faced down his government....
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NewsVoice for Hazaras Laments Lost Chances in Afghanistan’s Tumult
By David Joly “The government is not in control of anything.” AZIZULLAH ROYESH Credit Haroon Sabawoon/Anadolu Agency, via Getty Images KABUL, Afghanistan — AFTER his return to Afghanistan from exile, in 1986, Azizullah Royesh immediately became a...
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NewsJeffrey Stern and “The Last Thousand”
SEILER SMITH Jeffrey Stern, a former Pulitzer Center grantee, is coming out with his first book, The Last Thousand: One School’s Promise in a Nation at War on January 26, 2016. This book is the fruit of...
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