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Afghanistan: Pupils as Pawns: Plundered education in Ghor
Education in crisis. The mix of poverty, insecurity & lack of trained teachers in Ghor made many parents refrain from sending. Empty classrooms, fake girls’ schools, teachers’ salaries siphoned off by warlords: in Afghanistan’s west, the shadows of strongmen loom large.
Sunday 1 September 2013Iran: Renewed attacks on the mandate of UN Special Rapporteur
FIDH and its member organization, the League for the Defence of Human Rights in Iran (LDDHI), express the disappointment at recent statements by Iranian high-level officials regarding the Islamic Republic of Iran’s persistent […]
Friday 30 August 2013Afghanistan’s Forest Cover Illegally Stripped Away
Environment News Service (ENS) By Zabihullah Ghazi KHOST CITY, Afghanistan, August 28, 2013 (ENS) – Once-green mountainsides across Afghanistan are still being stripped of their trees as the long-running process of deforestation continues. The head […]
Friday 30 August 2013Views of opinion makers on Armanshahr
I congratulate Armanshahr colleagues for their success, because they are a small group but full of energy, new and useful ideas.
Thursday 29 August 2013Uzbekistan: A CHRONICLE OF FORCED LABOUR OF CHILDREN AND ADULTS
The Uzbek government continues to force its citizens to work in cotton fields, in hazardous conditions and for no or negligible pay. Meanwhile, the Government has indicated no interest in ending the forced-labour production system.
Thursday 29 August 2013Shanghang and Penjikent in Tajikistan become sister cities
‘Afghan Women’s Writing Project’ Enables Women In Afghanistan To Read, Write In Secret
Despite constant dangers, Afghan women’s poetry continues to flourish. One outlet for women’s poetry is Mirman Baheer, Afghanistan’s largest literary society for women. Mirman Baheer operates in Kabul with over 100 members.
Wednesday 28 August 2013Conference on Water Ends with ‘Empty Statements’ in Tajikistan
Global Voices Alexander Sodiqov An international conference on water cooperation ended in Dushanbe, the capital of Tajikistan, on August 21. More than 900 representatives from about 70 countries and organizations attended the conference. Yet the […]
Wednesday 28 August 2013