Philippines: Martial Law Imposed As Troops Battle Islamists
Residents of area overrun by militants say that harsh response risks further human rights abuses.
Traumatic Night Raids Haunt Afghan Women
Counter-terror tactic seen as an unacceptable violation of privacy with long-term consequences.
Afghans Angry Over Fake Medicine
Trade in out-of-date or counterfeit medication is booming in country’s east.
Child Malnutrition Mounts in Afghan Province
Increased fighting and an ongoing economic downturn are leaving many at risk of serious health problems.
Afghanistan: Women Seek Refuge in Safe Houses
The whole concept of such shelters remains controversial in this deeply conservative country.
Afghanistan: The Female Engineers Rebuilding History
Groundbreaking project showcases women’s achievements in a male-dominated industry.
Afghanistan: Fighting for Disability Rights
Disabled people say they face social prejudice and government inaction.
Child Labour in Afghan Coal Mines
Underage workers routinely endure hot, dusty and dangerous conditions.
Afghanistan's Silent Killer
Breast cancer is the second most common cause of death for Afghan women, but there is little public awareness of the disease.
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