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OpinionMany Reasons Why the Pashtun Can’t Embrace Democracy and Don’t Believe in Elections
A good news indeed when we hear that finally the Pashtun, as one of the major ethnic groups in Afghanistan are tending towards civil movements instead of cheering up for insurgency in the south of...
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OpinionThe Importance Of Elections
To be or not to be; This is the question A message from Ali Reza Yasa, founder and chairman of Star Educational Society “To be, or not to be,” was the question raised by Shakespeare...
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OpinionChallenges Facing Civil Society in Afghanistan
By Zafar Shayan Afghanistan’s modern history is tied with dictatorship, mono-ethnic regimes, and religious tyranny. Individuals and groups, particularly people from different ethnic or religious backgrounds, who criticized regimes or powerful politicians were violently eliminated....
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OpinionWhere is the Enlightening Movement?
by Nicole Valentini On July 23, thousands of young women and men, mainly university students, took the streets of Kabul to take part in a huge pacific demonstration. The protest was organized by the Enlightening Movement,...
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OpinionWho is afraid of education?
The state of education in Daykundi By Nicole Valentini Daykundi is one of the poorest provinces in Afghanistan. This kind of poverty is mainly due to a clear political will of the different governments that...
By Hazara International -
OpinionConnectivity of online and offline activism
Zafar Shayan Follow @ZafarShayan The role of the internet and social media such as Facebook, Twitter, and YouTube in promoting effective civic activism has been a major topic of debate in the Social Sciences. Indeed,...
By Shayan