Afghan Traders' Growing Presence in Southeast Tajikistan
Some local retailers resent incomers.
Conflict Legacy Holds Back Afghanistan's Farmers
Decades of warfare and market instability have done ruinous harm.
Afghan Broadcasters Warned Against Graphic Footage
Speakers at IWPR debates ask for more sensitive reporting of stories involving violence.
Safe Houses for Afghan Women
A cleric says women’s shelters reflect Islamic values, but some men resent them.
Afghans Demand Freedom of Information
Officials’ reluctance to share data has led to widespread distrust.
Women's Day in Afghanistan: Promises, Promises
New president says things can only get better.
Afghans Impatient for New ID Cards
Biometric documents meant to reduce fraud in upcoming parliamentary polls.
Afghan Poets Urged to Promote Peace
Literature seen as a way to encourage society to turn away from conflict.
Afghans Discuss Trauma of War
High levels of psychological distress widespread.
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