Disputes Over Compulsory Female Schooling
Many Afghans see education as essential to both sexes, but traditionalists still think the best place for women is home.
Many Afghans see education as essential to both sexes, but traditionalists still think the best place for women is home.
It could take up to six years before the north of the country is rid of the deadly menace.
No need for religious government since Afghans are wholly Muslim anyway.
The constitutional process appears endangered by disputes over the issues of national language and dual citizenship.
Disputes over a national language and the national anthem leads to the final vote on the constitution being put off yet again.
The dilution of presidential powers and the creation of a national commission to oversee major government decision are declared part of the document.
Delegates challenge the content of the revised draft of the document; others walk out when debate is halted.