Mystery School Poisonings in Afghanistan
As attacks continue, some families say they have no choice but to take their daughters out of school.
Taleban Try Hearts-and-Minds Tactics
Ban on excessive marriage costs proves popular among young men in impoverished district.
Afghanistan: Jun/Jul '10
Ground-breaking election coverage sent out to Afghans across the country during crucial election period.
Fears Over Afghan Security Firm Ban
Karzai’s decree to close down private security sector pleases Afghans, despite concerns that army and police are not ready to take over.
Taleban Noose Around Wardak Tightens
Insurgents reportedly in control outside urban centres.
Insurgents Threaten Election Campaign in Afghan North
Voters and candidates in Balkh and Herat warn that security fears are disrupting election preparations.
No Life Outside for Female Ex-Cons in Afghanistan
Shame culture leaves women ostracised after they have served jail sentences.
Herati Uproar Over Voting Cards
Many eligible voters reportedly angry that they have not been able to register for the September ballot.
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