Constitution Delayed
Officials insist next year's elections are on track despite Loya Jirga postponement.
Officials insist next year's elections are on track despite Loya Jirga postponement.
Journalist has “no regrets” over writing allegedly un-Islamic article that could cost him his life.
Drought-stricken border region looks around for vital water supplies.
Hundreds of children are abducted every year but so far the government has been unable to stop the problem.
Conference delegates won’t sit down to talk to groups they deem to be terrorists.
Policemen jailed and a minister fired for boycotting the constitution poll.
Women in politics continue to confront gender barriers that prevent them from holding positions of real power.
By Arslan Berdyev in Ashgabat (RCA No. 143, 3-Sep-02)
Afghan refugees in Pakistan are eager to return home but the UN believes they should wait it out a little longer.
Several thousand peacekeepers are expected to fly into Afghanistan over the next few weeks to buttress efforts to stabilise the country.