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...I'm very proud of her," her mother quickly declares.? Ekhtyar is a reporter in Afghanistan who writes for The Institute for War & Peace Reporting, a nonprofit organization that trains journalists in areas of conflict.
...There's a large gulf between them and the public."? Habib is a reporter in Afghanistan who writes for The Institute for War & Peace Reporting, a nonprofit organization that trains journalists in areas of conflict.
...Their Islamic beliefs about women will never change." ? Habib is a reporter in Afghanistan who writes for The Institute for War & Peace Reporting, a nonprofit organization that trains journalists in areas of conflict.
...rather than just responding to the dictates of Cairo. ? Kotb is a member of the Middle East program for The Institute for War & Peace Reporting, a nonprofit organization that trains journalists in areas of conflict.
...he said, was to make his peace with the Taliban. ? Eichstaedt is the country director in Afghanistan for The Institute for War & Peace Reporting, a nonprofit organization that trains journalists in areas of conflict.
...say only 36 percent of the population has access to electricity. ? Danishju is a reporter in Afghanistan for The Institute for War & Peace Reporting, a nonprofit organization that trains journalists in areas of conflict.
...re-planted in areas that have already been cleared." ? Faramarz is a reporter in Afghanistan who writes for The Institute for War & Peace Reporting, a nonprofit organization that trains journalists in areas of conflict.
...How can anyone claim the situation is improving?"? Faramarz is a reporter in Afghanistan who writes for The Institute for War & Peace Reporting, a nonprofit organization that trains journalists in areas of conflict.
...nothing like what we were told all of those years."? Levertov is a Tel Aviv-based journalist who writes for The Institute for War & Peace Reporting, a nonprofit organization that trains journalists in areas of conflict.
...in Afghanistan would end within two days."? Danishju and Habib are reporters in Afghanistan who write for The Institute for War & Peace Reporting, a nonprofit organization that trains journalists in areas of conflict.