Tag: AFGHANISTAN
Afghanistan: Overcoming Decades of Aid Corruption
22 years after the launch of the "War on Terror", Maira Mirza from Human Aid & Advocacy reflects on US-NATO allies' "intervention" in Afghanistan.
Reflecting on the Afghanistan visit by UK Ulama
This is an open letter addressing our respected scholars and leaders who travelled to Afghanistan earlier this month.
Afghanistan’s Economic Improvements Under the Taliban
Maira Khan battles Western reporting by providing a fairer picture of Afghanistan's economic position, two years after two decades of US-led devastation ended.
Dr. Aafia Siddiqui holds emotional reunion with sister
After two decades of separation, Dr. Aafia Siddiqui was granted a heartfelt reunion with her sister, Dr. Fowzia Siddiqui, and lawyer, Clive Stafford Smith.
Prince Harry, self-proclaimed chess player and killer of 25 Afghans
Prince Harry has done the unthinkable: revealing his alleged kill-count in Afghanistan. How can he restore his image?
The Twin Massacres: where savagery is only eclipsed by silence
Muhammad Rabbani, Managing Director at CAGE, marks the 21st anniversary of America's worst war crimes in modern history.
A Year Since the End of US Occupation in Afghanistan
It has been one year since the United States and its allies’ humiliating defeat and forced withdrawal from Afghanistan after inciting 20 years of war. After drastic social, economic and human costs of the war, what does the future hold for the people of Afghanistan?
Islam21c readers’ Zakat & Sadaqa arrives in Afghanistan
Zakat and Sadaqa from audiences and readers of Islam21c arrived in Afghanistan last week through the One Ummah Islamic charity organisation. There's still time to donate.
“The Most Wronged Woman in the World”
It was Yvonne Ridley – the British investigative journalist – who uncovered the truth about Dr Aafia Siddiqui’s whereabouts, calling her “the most wronged woman in the world”.
The White Tears for Afghanistan’s Women
Afghan women are not passive entities that need rescuing by White liberals, writes Zimarina Sarwar…