Violence Delivers: Al-Shabab Rejoice in the Taliban’s Success
A peace process which furthers the legitimisation of the Taliban is only emboldening radical Islamists across the globe.
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Less Theory, More Practice: Why the Re-emergence of the Taliban Should Concern Britain
Women Living Under Muslim Laws are calling on the British people to stand with them against the return of the Taliban.
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How One Community Organisation is Tackling the Problem of Refugee Integration in Britain
As concern mounts over issues of community segregation, the Afghan and Central Asian Association seeks to promote unity through its integration programmes.
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Of Superheroes and Humans: Kimberley Motley’s Fight for Human Rights in Afghanistan
Attorney Kimberley Motley shares her creative approaches to justice for women in Afghanistan and the psychological toll of her most harrowing cases.
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ISIS Suicide Bombing In Kabul Kills Dozens
The Islamic State (ISIS) carried out a series of suicide bombings near a Shia cultural centre in Kabul, Afghanistan earlier today, killing dozens. Islamic State (IS) militants have been linked to a series of suicide bomb blasts at a Shi’ite cultural centre in Kabul, Afghanistan, which has left at least 40 dead and dozens more […]
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Kabul Under Attack – 20 Dead and Over 87 Injured
20 people have been confirmed dead, and over 87 reported to be injured, in blasts in Kabul that rocked the funeral of the son of a senator in Kabul.
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Dropping Bombs, Even Big Ones, Doesn’t Make Us the ‘Bad Guys’.
Recently, the American air force deployed one of its most powerful weapons against IS militants in Afghanistan. It has the greatest payload of any conventional bomb ever used in warfare. Some have argued in response to such a monumental display of power and destructive capability that we have only ourselves to blame for the anti-western […]
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