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Afghanistan

Tajik Labour Migrants Leave "Orphans" Behind

16 Jan 13

Domestic Violence Law Seen as Milestone in Tajikistan

21 Dec 12

Badakhshan Fighting Leaves Lasting Effects

21 Dec 12
Members of Logar provincial council and village leaders at a meeting held to discuss the IWPR report and its implications. (Photo: Abdul Maqsud Azizi)
Members of Logar provincial council and village leaders at a meeting held to discuss the IWPR report and its implications. (Photo: Abdul Maqsud Azizi)

Afghan Reporter on Risks of Covering Sensitive Stories

Local politicians pledge support after journalist investigates alleged misappropriation of land.

20 Dec 12
Asadullah Khaled, pictured in June 2011.
Asadullah Khaled, pictured in June 2011.

Attack on Afghan Official Shows Up Security Flaws

Analysts say it is no longer good enough to blame outside enemies.

11 Dec 12

Afghanistan: Children Traumatised by War in Kunar Province

6 Dec 12

Afghanistan's Competitive Pilgrims

After the spiritual experience of visiting Mecca, returning pilgrims are expected to host festivities for friends and relatives.

4 Dec 12
NATO facility in Abchakan (Photo: Abdul Maqsud Azizi)
NATO facility in Abchakan (Photo: Abdul Maqsud Azizi)

Disputed Ownership of Afghan Site Used by NATO

Officials say local men claimed rights over land because they knew it was prime real estate.

1 Dec 12

Documenting Tajikistan's Civil War

30 Nov 12

Tajik Servicemen Convicted of Drug Trafficking

28 Nov 12

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