Sunni Take Dim View of Shia Mass Weddings
Shia adoption of Iranian-style unions seen by Sunni as attack on Afghan culture.
Shia adoption of Iranian-style unions seen by Sunni as attack on Afghan culture.
Kept at home their sons may join the Taleban, but if sent to study in Pakistan there’s a risk they’ll become suicide bombers.
Hopes are being placed in two free economic zones in the north and south of Tajikistan, but the government is short of cash to put them into operation.
Traditional means of settling disputes usually involves giving young girl to family of perceived victim of crime.
Journalist undergoing IWPR training breaks story that Coalition forces accidentally killed civilians.
IWPR story reveals that US-led forces killed civilians in raid, not warlord and militias, as they claimed.
Tajikistan’s proximity to Afghanistan means the new rapid-reaction force to be set up by members of the Collective Security Treaty Organisation, CSTO, carries real significance.
Kunduz residents’ anger over accidental shooting reflects hardening of attitudes towards foreign forces in relatively secure north.
Training sessions boost capacity of journalists from provinces that tend to be overlooked by the Kabul media.
IWPR report on efforts to destroy war crimes evidence puts suspects on the defensive.