Spotlight
Travail, hope & resistance: Nargis Taraki’s story
Now 22, Nargis Taraki campaigns for women’s empowerment and education in her…
Foreign policies overshadowed by border conflict
On November 12, 1893, Abdul Rahman Khan, the emir of Afghanistan, in…
We are going to world cup in 2020
Out of all bad news that repeatedly make headlines about the country,…
Domestic challenges withhold Helmand girls from school
Amid war and violence, attending school remains a yet-unfulfilled dream for a…
Wheelchair basketball players hope to qualify for next year’s Paralympic in Tokyo
Afghan women wheelchair basketball players work hard to qualify for next year’s…
Report
Travail, hope & resistance: Nargis Taraki’s story
Now 22, Nargis Taraki campaigns for women’s empowerment and education in her home country. She is one the BBC’s 2018 100 women. Nargis loves novel. Virginia Wolf and Oriana Fallaci are her favorite writers.
Trend
Young girl commits suicide after losing two brothers to Taliban violence
A young Afghan girl has committed suicide by hanging in the western Farah province…
Khalilzad: window for a political settlement will not stay open for ever
Expressing disappointment over high level of violence despite commitments made by Afghan warring sides…
Local officials: Taliban attacks kill ten civilians in Balkh and Zabul
As many as ten civilians, including women, were killed and eight others wounded as…
AGO records 3,000 cases of violence against women
The Attorney General’s Office (AGO) has recorded and sued a total of 3,000 cases…
Opinion
The persistence of gender disparity and the complicity of my generation
By: Anis Rezaei For many members of the Hazara diaspora including my generation, coming…
The snapback of US sanction on Iran
The United States recently moved to restore sanctions on Iran despite rejection by the…
The future of Afghan peace
The long-awaited intra –Afghan peace talks finally kicked off between the Afghan and Taliban…
The women fight begins here
“Registering mother’s name in national ID card is a dishonor and shame for the…
Story
How roadside bombings fuel revenge and devastate lives?
“Make me an axe and let’s break the Taliban into pieces,” Rajab, who is…
Kandahari women struggling for bright future
Maryam Durani, 36, is a social activist in the southern Kandahar province. For the…
Afghan child labors remain vulnerable to violence and drug addiction
Hamid is in hurry to leave his home for work. He wants to reach…
Blind people complain about public behavior
On the event of international World White Cane Safety day, a group of young…
