Despite the government commitments for women’s political participation, we observe that the realization of these commitments is facing...

A small circle of my friends and I have regular Iftar dinner parties (breaking of the Ramadan fast each night) that gives us a chance to...

Each year on September 21, the world unites in celebrating International Day of Peace. Politicians and government representatives, civil...

WRN recently spoke with Sajia Behgam, associate professor of Public Policy at Kabul University and advisor at the Chief Executive Office...

WRN spoke to Aarya Nijat, a founding partner at Duran, a Kabul-based research firm, and a policy analyst in governance, leadership, and...

War has devastating consequences on a country and the wounds it leaves behind take generations to heal. For more than four decades, the...

WRN recently caught up with Rangina Hamidi, women’s rights activist and founder and president of Kandahar Treasure, the first female-run...

As we celebrate Women’s History Month in March, WRN spoke with Board Member Judge Najla Ayoubi, a lawyer and former judge from...

How it started does not matter. Everything is different now. A spark, a simmer, a stranger’s torch—everything burns anyway. ​ The first...