1. One Thousand and one Poems for Afghanistan (anthology of writings and poems tri-lingual edition), 2003, Open Asia<\/em><\/p>\n 2. Caravan of Poetry for Peace and Democracy in Afghanistan (An anthology of poems); 2003, Open Asia<\/em> Armanshahr Publishing A list of Publications under the Seven Series: Open Asia, Goftegu, Let\u2019s break the silence, Politis-asia, Simorgh, Children & Young People, Women’s studies 1. One Thousand and one Poems for Afghanistan (anthology of […]<\/p>\n","protected":false},"author":1,"featured_media":0,"parent":0,"menu_order":0,"comment_status":"open","ping_status":"open","template":"","meta":{"_acf_changed":false,"footnotes":""},"class_list":["post-1023","page","type-page","status-publish","hentry"],"acf":[],"_links":{"self":[{"href":"https:\/\/openasia.org\/en\/wp-json\/wp\/v2\/pages\/1023","targetHints":{"allow":["GET"]}}],"collection":[{"href":"https:\/\/openasia.org\/en\/wp-json\/wp\/v2\/pages"}],"about":[{"href":"https:\/\/openasia.org\/en\/wp-json\/wp\/v2\/types\/page"}],"author":[{"embeddable":true,"href":"https:\/\/openasia.org\/en\/wp-json\/wp\/v2\/users\/1"}],"replies":[{"embeddable":true,"href":"https:\/\/openasia.org\/en\/wp-json\/wp\/v2\/comments?post=1023"}],"version-history":[{"count":13,"href":"https:\/\/openasia.org\/en\/wp-json\/wp\/v2\/pages\/1023\/revisions"}],"predecessor-version":[{"id":10903,"href":"https:\/\/openasia.org\/en\/wp-json\/wp\/v2\/pages\/1023\/revisions\/10903"}],"wp:attachment":[{"href":"https:\/\/openasia.org\/en\/wp-json\/wp\/v2\/media?parent=1023"}],"curies":[{"name":"wp","href":"https:\/\/api.w.org\/{rel}","templated":true}]}}
\n3. Caravan of Light (for young readership); 2003, Open Asia<\/em>
\n4. Poems for Peace (Tajik edition in Cyrillic), 2003, Open Asia<\/em>
\n5. In praise of Ahmad Shamlou, Living Conscience of International Poetry, 2006, Goftegu<\/em>
\n6. Who is a citizen? What are their obligations and rights vis-\u00e0-vis the government and the society? 2006, Goftegu<\/em>
\n7. Role of Citizens in Seeking Truth and Justice, 2006, Goftegu<\/em>
\n8. Social Justice in Islam, Systems of Governance and other Schools of Thought, 2007, Goftegu<\/em>
\n9. Challenges of Freedom of Expression, Media and Press in Afghanistan, 2007, Goftegu<\/em>
\n10. Democracy and Social Justice in Multi-ethnic Countries, 2007, Goftegu<\/em>
\n11. In Search of Civil Society, International Experiences and Local Realities, 2007, Goftegu
\n12. Cultural Incursion and Impact of a Quarter of Century of Immigration on Cultural and Political issues, 2007, Goftegu<\/em>
\n13. Against Oblivion, Experience of Truth and Justice Commissions, Monireh Baradaran, 2007,\u00a0Let\u2019s break the silence<\/em>
\n14. Do Afghanistan Universities have the Capacity to Produce Elites? 2007, Goftegu<\/em>
\n15. Two Interpretations of Globalization, 2007, Goftegu<\/em>
\n16. We are All feminists (Perhaps we don\u2019t know it), 2007, Goftegu<\/em>
\n17. Women\u2019s Movement: A National Movement or an Artificial Process? 2007, Goftegu series<\/em>
\n18. Women Celebrate Peace (An anthology of national\/international poems by women for Afghanistan), compiled by Guissou Jahangiri, 2009, Let\u2019s break the silence<\/em>
\n19. Tradition and Modernism, Confrontation or Correlation? 2009, Goftegu series<\/em>
\n20. Sayyed Jamaleddin and New Religious Thinking; 2009, Goftegu<\/em>
\n21. What has gone astray in Afghanistan\u2019s Higher Education System? Causes and Solutions; 2009, Goftegu<\/em>
\n22. The 50% Campaign: Afghanistan Women\u2019s Demands from the Future President, 2009,\u00a0Let\u2019s break the silence<\/em>
\n23. Violations of Human Rights and US Policy, Editors Guissou Jahangiri and Khalil Rostamkhani, 2009, Politis asia 1-2<\/em>
\n24. Simorgh (An Anthology of Poems for Peace); 2009, Let\u2019s break the silence series<\/em>
\n25. Youth and the Provincial Council; What is the Provincial Council doing? What do People Want? 2009, Goftegu<\/em>
\n26. A Practical Guide for Victims to the International Criminal Court, Reporters without Borders, 2009, Let\u2019s break the silence<\/em>
\n27. National Dialogue with Women: Justice Rendered or One Step Back? 2009, Goftegu series<\/em>
\n28. It is an Abandoned Time Here, Rooholamin Amini; 2010,\u00a0Let\u2019s break the silence series<\/em>
\n29. NATO, Exceptions to Democracy and Decline of Empires, Editors Guissou Jahangiri and Khalil Rostamkhani, 2010, Politis asia 3<\/em>
\n30. Voice of Victims for Justice, Transitional Justice Coordination Group, 2010, Let\u2019s break the silence<\/em>
\n31. From Structure of Parliament to a Critical Evaluation of First Parliament in Afghanistan; 2010, Goftegu<\/em>
\n32. Animal Farm, George Orwell, 2010, Simorgh<\/em>
\n33. Discrimination and Political Participation of Women: Role of Education, Editors Guissou Jahangiri and Shourangiz Dadashi, 2010, Politis asia 4-5<\/em>
\n34. Simorgh\u2019s Feather (Selected poems of Simorgh Peace Prize); 2010, Let\u2019s break the silence<\/em>
\n35. Market Economy in Afghanistan, 2010, Goftegu<\/em>
\n36. From Book to Freedom of Expression, 2010, Goftegu<\/em>
\n37. An evaluation of a decade of international presence in Afghanistan, (Dari version) 2010, Goftegu<\/em>
\n38. An evaluation of a decade of international presence in Afghanistan, (English version) Translator Khalil Rostamkhani, 2010, Goftegu<\/em>
\n39. Afghanistan: In Search of Truth and Justice, Editors Guissou Jahangiri and Delphine Carlens, 2010, Let\u2019s break the silence<\/em>
\n40. To the 21st Cigarette, Rooholamin Amini, 2010, Simorgh series<\/em>
\n41. Universal Jurisdiction, mechanisms to prosecute human rights violators, Editor Khalil Rostamkhani, 2010, Politis asia 6-7<\/em>
\n42. The Afghanistan Women\u2019s 50% Campaign Pamphlet, Winter 2010, Let\u2019s break the silence<\/em>
\n43. Simorgh, the Thirty Wise Birds (an English anthology of poems and photographs for peace in Afghanistan), Guissou Jahangiri, Rooholamin Amini, Photographs by Mohammad Asef Rahmani, 2010, Simorgh<\/em>
\n44. Violations of Human Rights and US Policy, Editors Guissou Jahangiri and Khalil Rostamkhani, 2nd Edition, 2011, Politis asia 1-2<\/em>
\n45. NATO, Exceptions to Democracy and Decline of Empires, Editors Guissou Jahangiri and Khalil Rostamkhani, 2nd Edition, 2011, Politis asia 3<\/em>
\n46. Against Oblivion, Experience of Truth and Justice Commissions, Monireh Baradaran, 2nd Edition, 2011, Let\u2019s break the silence<\/em>
\n47. Young people, a World Between Fear and Doubt, 2011, Goftegu<\/em>
\n48. Revisiting our Collective Memory, 2011, Goftegu<\/em>
\n49. Nothing Can be Said in Fifty Years (collection of poems), Homeira Nekhat Dastgirzada, 2011, Simorgh<\/em>
\n50. Discrimination and Political Participation of Women: Role of Education, Editors Guissou Jahangiri and Shourangiz Dadashi, 2nd Edition, 2011, Politis asia 4-5<\/em>
\n51. The Past Enlightens the Future (a collection of interviews with victims and political personalities), 2011, Let\u2019s break the silence<\/em>
\n52. A Review of War Ruins (an eye-witness account of war, Herat 1989), Rasoul Pouyan, 2011, Let\u2019s break the silence<\/em>
\n53. Justice for Women in War and Peace (international contributions), Editors Guissou Jahangiri and Khalil Rostamkhani in collaboration with Shourangiz Dadashi, Translator Khalil Rostamkhani, 2011, Let\u2019s break the silence<\/em>
\n54. Truth Seeking and the Role of Forensic Science, Physicians for Human Rights, 2011
\n55. From illiteracy to war, from war to illiteracy, Summer 2011, Goftegu<\/em>
\n56. Writers without readers, readers without books, 2011, Goftegu<\/em>
\n57. \u201cSimorgh Stories\u201d, Selected Stories of Simorgh Peace Prize, 2011, Simorgh<\/em>
\n58. 60 years of contemporary history in Afghanistan (Dari version), 2011, Goftegu<\/em>
\n59. 60 years of contemporary history in Afghanistan (English version),Translator Khalil Rostamkhani, 2011, Goftegu<\/em>
\n60. A Handbook of Transitional Justice, A to Z, Editors Guissou Jahangiri and Khalil Rostamkhani, 2011, Politis asia 8-9<\/em>
\n61. Zeer o Bam, a Study of Traditional Music from Badakhshan, Herat and Badgeis, Wahid Qassemi, 2011, Goftegu<\/em>
\n62. Federalism and democracy, Editors Seyyed Jawad Darwaziyan and Guissou Jahangiri, 2011, Politis asia 10-11<\/em>
\n63. Universal Declaration of Human Rights for Children and Adolescents, 2011, Children & Young People<\/em>
\n64. Political system and social justice, 2012, Goftegu<\/em>
\n65. The Little Prince, Antoine de Saint-Exup\u00e9ry, 2012, Children & Young People<\/em>
\n66. A review of conditions of women in Afghanistan and Tajikistan, 2012, Goftegu<\/em>
\n67. Ringing passed the rain; a review of contemporary poetry of Tajikistan, Mujib Mehrdad and Behrooz Zabihullah, 2012, Simorgh<\/em>
\n68. 1984, George Orwell, 2012, Simorgh<\/em>
\n69. Flames of Love, Calligraphy of Master Najibullah Anwari; gilded by Mehdi Banaei, 2012, Simorgh<\/em>
\n70. Universal Declaration of Human Rights for Children and Adolescents, 2011, 2nd Edition, 2012, Children & Young People<\/em>
\n71. Fahrenheit 451, Ray Douglas Bradbury, translated by Ali Shi\u2019a Ali, 2012, Simorgh series<\/em>
\n72. For recording in history (narratives of victims of one decade), Editor Jawad Darwaziyan, 2012, Let\u2019s break the silence<\/em>
\n73. Prison, prisoners and human rights, Editors Guissou Jahangiri and Khalil Rostamkhani, with collaboration of Jawad Darwaziyan, 2012, (in Persian and English versions), Politis asia 12-13<\/em>
\n74. Human Rights at a Crossroads: The need for a rights-centred approach to peace and reconciliation in Afghanistan, a joint report of the International Federation for Human Rights and Armanshahr Foundation; in original English and Persian translation, 2012
\n75. Representations of the Intellectual, Edward Said, Persian translation by Hamid Azedanloo, 2013, Let\u2019s break the silence<\/em>
\n76. War and the City, Editor Shourangiz Dadashi in collaboration with Dr. Hassan Javaheri, Translator Khalil Rostamkhani, 2013, Politis asia 14-15<\/em>
\n77. There is a sad child in my dreams, poetry anthology, Rooholamin Amini, 2013, Simorgh series<\/em>
\n78. The end of the three invulnerable, articles, Ranavard Zaryab, 2013, Simorgh<\/em>
\n79. The Emperor\u2019s New Clothes and 44 other stories, Hans Christian Andersen, 2013, Children & Young People<\/em>
\n80. EU guidelines-Human Rights and International Humanitarian Law, Editors Guissou Jahangiri and Khalil Rostamkhani, Translator Khalil Rostamkhani, 2013, Politis asia 16-17<\/em>
\n81. Stories from the Book of Kings, Narrator Atusa Salehi, Illustrator Niloofar Mirmohammadi, 2013, Simorgh<\/em>
\n82. Seven years and 101 public debates of Armanshahr, 2013, Goftegu<\/em>
\n83. A Room of One’s Own, Virginia Woolf, Translator Safoora Noorbakhsh, 2013, Women’s studies<\/em>
\n84. Cacau, Jorge Amado,Translator Behrooz Al-Naddaf, 2013, Simorgh<\/em>
\n85. The status of Family and Women: According to the Shari\u2019a Law and Customary Practices in Afghanistan, Editor Ahmad Zia Moballegh, 2013, Women’s studies<\/em>
\n86. Family and Law: Prospects of Family Law reform in Afghanistan, Ahmad Zia Moballegh, 2013, Women’s studies<\/em>
\n87. The Second Sex, Simone de Beauvoir, Translator Ghassem Sanavi, 2013, Women’s studies\u00a0<\/em>
\n88. Totalitarianism, Hannah Arendt, Translator Mohsen Talai, 2013, Let\u2019s break the Silence<\/em>
\n89. Epistle of Nowruz, Hakim Omar Khayyam, 2014, Simorgh<\/em>
\n90. Gender and Nation, Nira Yuval-Davis, Translator Khalil Rostamkhani, 2014, Women’s studies<\/em>
\n91. The Plague, Albert Camus, Translator Reza Seyyed Hosseini, 2014, Simorgh<\/em><\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"