Eighteen Years On, Halabjans Still Suffering
Chemical attacks on the town continue to cause serious illnesses.
Chemical attacks on the town continue to cause serious illnesses.
A new initiative to plant the precious flower may help wean northern farmers away from poppies.
Interior ministry prints high-quality passports in an attempt to reduce forgeries.
The first in a series of foot-bridges is intended to save Kabulis’ nerves – and lives.
Sunni, Shia and Kurds take to the streets in non-violent demonstrations against Danish newspaper.
Experts warn that the geography and ignorance put the country at great risk of an epidemic.
With little prospect of finding new partners, widows with children must taken on the dual role of carer and provider.
Girls in Kandahar are being denied an education because of tradition and security concerns.
The southern province is a stronghold for Iraq's main Shia coalition, but not everyone is as pleased as its landslide victory suggests.
Women who escape domestic troubles are often forced to fend for themselves on the streets.