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  • By |Published On: September 30th, 2004|Comments Off on Life in a City|

    Being careful in Kabul

  • By |Published On: September 30th, 2004|Comments Off on A Day in an Afghan School|

    By Fariba Nawa September 2004 Scholastic (view article with photos at scholastic.com) Elham stands tall, all three feet of him, to read a lesson from his book in front of his fourth-grade class. His gleaming [...]

  • By |Published On: September 29th, 2004|Comments Off on Life in a Village|

    By Fariba Nawa September 2004 Scholastic (view article with photos at scholastic.com) In the northeast of Afghanistan is a village called Yaftal, built along the edge of a mountain thousands of feet high. In the [...]

  • By |Published On: September 28th, 2004|Comments Off on One Brick at a Time|

    The reconstruction of Fayzabad

  • By |Published On: September 27th, 2004|Comments Off on Women in Afghanistan|

    More freedom doesn't mean more equality

  • By |Published On: September 26th, 2004|Comments Off on Iraq’s boy band dreams big|

    By Fariba Nawa September 2003 Scholastic Baghdad — Five boys with a keyboard and a Volkswagen Passat. That’s all it took to form Unknown to No One, Iraq’s one and only boy band. Wide-eyed and [...]

  • By |Published On: May 9th, 2004|Comments Off on Brides of the drug lords|

    Afghanistan's opium trade is worth £14 billion a year. But when its dealers are shot or jailed, their daughters are sold as wives to settle their debts

  • By |Published On: May 8th, 2004|Comments Off on Brides of the drug lords (un-edited version)|

    By Fariba Nawa Aziza’s pale green eyes flashed. Her 12-year-old body shivered. She took two steps back toward the mud wall in the hallway. It was a dead end. “I’m not going! I’m not going!” [...]

  • By |Published On: November 21st, 2003|Comments Off on Return of the ‘good warlord’|

    Ismail Khan seeks power in the new Afghanistan

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