Afghan Government Turns In on Itself
As if the Taleban weren’t bad enough, the Afghan government seems to be facing an insurrection within its own ranks.
As if the Taleban weren’t bad enough, the Afghan government seems to be facing an insurrection within its own ranks.
By Merdijana Sadovic in Prague (TU No 511, 20-July-07)
Children of Arabs, who’ve fled violence in the rest of the country, struggling to settle in their new home.
Is Iran using Afghan soil to fight a proxy battle against the United States?
Women in this western city are flocking to literacy classes, which are transforming their lives.
Violence claims IWPR reporter who helped establish a ground-breaking radio show on women’s issues.
By Merdijana Sadovic in Sarajevo (TU No 510, 13-July-07)
Reuters impressed with IWPR trainees in Helmand, while local PRT press spokesman says journalists are asking him tougher questions.
IWPR establishes fund to support journalists in danger in a month which saw the Iraq team lose two reporters.
Proposed law reignites long-standing debate among Kurds about whether polygamy hurts or helps women.