Sahar Gul, a new bride of 15 years of age, has been badly tortured by her in-law’s family for almost six months in the northeastern region of Baghlan province, but she is still alive. Sahar’s story has brought attention to…
Kabul Municipality recently conducted an extensive campaign to clean up the city’s center, removing countless street vendors and placing them in designated areas around the city. The campaign has cleaned up many streets and improved traffic, but street vendors are…
Winter recess provides an opportunity for Afghan parliamentarians to go to the provinces and meet with their constituents. But many citizens see recess as a relaxing time for the MPs. The lawmakers reject such allegations claiming that they visit their…
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In an Interview with www.bamdad.af, Mahmood Saiqal, former Deputy Minister of Foreign Affairs and the head of the delegation representing government’s opposition at the Bonn 2011 Conference, talks about the importance, commitments and goals of the conference.
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