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Elections

<p>	US army soldiers out on patrol in Wardak province's Tangi Valley.</p>
<p> US army soldiers out on patrol in Wardak province's Tangi Valley.</p>

Afghanistan: Aug/Sep '10

Afghan media chiefs say IWPR feature helped them better understand lawless reality in province.

23 Sep 10
US army soldiers out on patrol in Wardak province's Tangi Valley.
US army soldiers out on patrol in Wardak province's Tangi Valley.

“Powerful” Wardak Report

Afghan media chiefs say IWPR feature helped them better understand lawless reality in province.

22 Sep 10
Afghans load ballot boxes into a helicopter in Jaghatu, Afghanistan. (Photo: US Air Force Staff Sergeant Joseph Swafford/ISAF)
Afghans load ballot boxes into a helicopter in Jaghatu, Afghanistan. (Photo: US Air Force Staff Sergeant Joseph Swafford/ISAF)

Helmand Vote Marred by Attacks

While avoiding large-scale violence, province sees low turnout for Afghan parliamentary election.

21 Sep 10

Candidates Told to Remove Their Posters

20 Sep 10

Election Problems in Logar and Khost

20 Sep 10

Ballot Complaints Pour In

20 Sep 10

Controversial Views About the Elections

20 Sep 10

Violence Mars Election Day

20 Sep 10

Doubt About Finger Ink

20 Sep 10

Chaos at Voting Centres

20 Sep 10

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