Plight of Afghan Child Workers
Despite ban on child labour, experts warn that practice could harm new generation of Afghans.
Afghan Journalists Angered by Media Bans
Information ministry accused of meddling after television stations shut down.
Silk Industry Struggles in Herat
Artisans and traders warn that historic craft faces collapse in the face of cheaper imports.
Philippines Extra-Judicial Killing Project Launches
New IWPR initiative seeks to build consensus over what is a deeply divisive issue.
Herat Poll Row Exposes Iran Tensions
Some candidates claim Iranians backed election hopefuls who would support Tehran’s interests.
Militant Islamic Force Signals Return to Central Asia
Islamic Movement of Uzbekistan says it has new leader and can attack targets in Central Asia.
State Schools Failing Balkh Kids
Students and teachers say only those who can afford expensive private schools have chance of decent education.
Little Hope for Afghan Peace Council
Afghans pessimistic about body set to open reconciliation talks with the insurgents.
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