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...

As the reach of conflict has expanded in the twenty-first century, there has also been a growing emphasis on how conflict has always been...

I always had a dream for women’s freedom, rights, equality and equity. In 2009 I voluntarily established a small center (HUNARISTAN) in...

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...

On 1 April dairy farmer Pehlu Khan, his two sons, and a couple of local boys were attending a cattle fair in the Indian state of...

Women’s issues are not contained by borders. Regardless of development indicators, we see similar patterns across South Asia –...

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...