Marriage Swaps End in Tears and Blood
The age-old custom of marrying off pairs of brothers and sisters between families is designed to cement ties and save money, but it has tragic consequences when one of the marriages goes wrong.
The age-old custom of marrying off pairs of brothers and sisters between families is designed to cement ties and save money, but it has tragic consequences when one of the marriages goes wrong.
Events sponsored by the United Nations show that Afghans are hungry for peace.
For residents of the northern province of Takhar, there are worse things than the Taleban.
Some analysts fear that populist measures to promote Islamic values could run out of control in the long run.
Parliament tries to rein in the national human rights watchdog in what many see as an attempt to protect its members from war crimes allegations.
Little help available for the thousands of people in a refugee camp outside Lashkar Gah.
The province’s only jails lacks the funds to provide decent sanitation.
Young men in Helmand spend all their cash on motorcycles and accessories.
Fawzia Olumi runs many risks to promote women’s affairs in the province.