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    Return of the native to a nation reborn

    By |Published On: July 14th, 2002|Comments Off on Return of the native to a nation reborn|

    By Fariba Nawa July 14, 2002 London Sunday Times EDITOR’S NOTE: As an Afghan living in exile in America, Fariba Nawa was drawn back to her homeland as the Taliban were ousted. She found hope [...]

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    Afghan women debate the terms of their future

    By |Published On: June 30th, 2002|Comments Off on Afghan women debate the terms of their future|

    By Fariba Nawa June 30, 2002 Women’s eNews (womensenews.org) EDITOR’S NOTE: Afghan women agree that they should play a role in the rebuilding of their country. They are divided, however, on what role Islam should [...]

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    Afghan exiles get mixed homecoming welcome

    By |Published On: June 26th, 2002|Comments Off on Afghan exiles get mixed homecoming welcome|

    Since February the United Nations has repatriated 231 Afghans from abroad.

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    Bay Area Afghan expatriates walk tightrope

    By |Published On: June 17th, 2002|Comments Off on Bay Area Afghan expatriates walk tightrope|

    Those who returned to rebuild are caught between 2 cultures

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    Beyond the veil: time to refocus women’s rights

    By |Published On: June 13th, 2002|Comments Off on Beyond the veil: time to refocus women’s rights|

    By Fariba Nawa June 13, 2002 Pacific News Service Essay also ran in the San Jose Mercury News EDITOR’S NOTE: Afghanistan’s grand council is completing its deliberations on an interim government, but the highly charged [...]

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    Afghanistan’s fate rests with council

    By |Published On: June 9th, 2002|Comments Off on Afghanistan’s fate rests with council|

    Delegates to choose new government

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    Afghan warlords exact a toll on the road to democracy

    By |Published On: June 5th, 2002|Comments Off on Afghan warlords exact a toll on the road to democracy|

    By Fariba Nawa June 5, 2002 The San Francisco Chronicle Herat, Afghanistan — Rafiq Shaheer’s friends were shocked when they saw the bruises on his back after he was released from custody. “He lifted his [...]

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    Interim leadership celebrated

    By |Published On: December 6th, 2001|Comments Off on Interim leadership celebrated|

    'We can take country forward,' chief says

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    Afghan talks off to a rosy start

    By |Published On: November 28th, 2001|Comments Off on Afghan talks off to a rosy start|

    Factions OK role for ex-king, lean toward peacekeeping troops

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