Armanshahr (a periodical on human rights and civil society), Issue 25-26 published
In this issue:
[rouge]Human Rights & Peace[/rouge]
- HUMAN RIGHTS AT A CROSSROADS: The need for a rights-centred approach to peace and reconciliation in Afghanistan - Joint FIDH/Armanshahr Report
- Priorities of civil society & human rights activists after Tokyo! Interview: Zia Mobalegh
- A glance at US-Afghanistan strategic agreement
- AIHRC on Afghanistan-USA Strategic Partnership Agreement
- Will 2014 spell the end of free and independent media in Afghanistan?
[rouge]Violations of Human Rights[/rouge]
- Amnesty International - Annual Report 2012 – Afghanistan
- From Arbaki to Local Police - Summary of AIHRC Report
- Human Rights Violations News
- We condemn 15 April terrorist attacks - TJCG & 22 groups & media organisations
[rouge]Transitional Justice – Afghanistan[/rouge]
- There is still a chance to control the armed conflict in Afghanistan- Interview Nader Nadery
- Transitional Justice Coordination Group – a record sheet
[rouge]Tokyo Conference[/rouge]
- FIDH/Armanshahr Press release on Tokyo Conference
- Benchmarking development to key human rights indicators Armanshahr/ FIDH Open Letter
- We demand peace with the just not with human rights violators and war crimes suspects - Women’s 50% Campaign
[rouge]Chicago Conference[/rouge]
- NATO Summit should go beyond discussing the quick-fixes of military disengagement - FIDH/Armanshahr Press release
- Peace, justice, transparency, participation - Statement of TJCG
- CSHRO Statement
- Afghan Civil Society Forum’s declaration
[rouge]Armanshahr Public Debates[/rouge]
- From the fairy of arts to the monster of war-87th Public Debate
- 6 years of public debates about justice
[rouge]Books[/rouge]
- 6 years of publishing for justice
- “Transitional Justice Manual”
- New books by Armanshahr
- Other articles in the Dari version of Armanshahr
- Armanshahr/Open Asia publications
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