Afghanistan

The elections and their runoff for the first ever peaceful transformation of power in Afghanistan took place amid tight security on April 5th and June 14th 2014.

Armanshahr Human Rights & Civil Society newsletter – issue 76 year VI

Armanshahr Human Rights & Civil Society newsletter – issue 75 year VI

Source: What’s in Blue Tomorrow morning (25 June), the Security Council is scheduled to hold a debate on the UN Assistance Mission in Afghanistan (UNAMA). Special Representative of the Secretary-General and head of UNAMA Ján […]

Armanshahr Human Rights & Civil Society newsletter – issue 74 year VI

Source: What’s in Blue Tomorrow morning (17 June), the Security Council is scheduled to adopt a resolution making minor adjustments to the functioning of the 1988 Taliban sanctions regime. This adoption follows a review of […]

Source: United States Institute of Peace Watch or Listing online to: A Common Peace: Women from Afghanistan, India, and Pakistan Map the Way Forward  Every conflict is different, but they all have at least one thing […]

Armanshahr Human Rights & Civil Society newsletter – issue 73 year VI

Source: RFERL By Karim Lahidji and Guissou Jahangiri June 13, 2014 Much noise was made about the unprecedented voter turnout for the first-round elections in Afghanistan on April 5, with almost 7 million people (60 percent of […]

Source: New York Times By JAWAD SUKHANYAR and ROD NORDLANDJUNE 7, 2014 KABUL, Afghanistan — His Juliet thinks she is pregnant with her Romeo’s child. So much for the good news. Neither is now taking […]