Armanshahr (a periodical on human rights and civil society), Issue 27-28 published
In this issue:
[rouge]Armanshahr[/rouge]
• 15 years Armanshahr, celebrated with Simorgh peace prize awards – Goftegus 100 and 101
• Winners of 1st & 2nd Simorgh Peace Prize announced
[rouge]Women[/rouge]
• Violence against women is political - Goftegu 98
• Two women, two poetesses – Goftegu 89 (Badakhshan)
• Women’s participation in peace process - Reza Hussaini
[rouge]Justice and peace[/rouge]
• Access to justice and challenges to it - Goftegu 99
• Justice & rights in Balkh - Goftegu 92
• Justice & rights: 10-year experience; a way for the future - Goftegu 90
• National interests, peace, justice: questions and ambiguities – Interview with Abdulhafiz Mansoor
[rouge]Human rights[/rouge]
• Amnesty International: results and achievements of a decade - Interview with Horia Mosadiq
• Human Rights Watch in Afghanistan, 10 years on - Interview with Heather Barr
• Human rights in Badakhshan - Interview with AIHRC director in province
[rouge]Human rights violations News[/rouge]
[rouge]Transitional justice[/rouge]
• Correlation of peace and transitional justice
[rouge]Culture and arts[/rouge]
• Looting, burning and destruction of the National Museum - interview with Omara Khan Massoudi
• Book & Freedom of Expression in Balkh - Goftegu 91
• Publishers in Kabul, what they say and do
• In the context of footnote - Goftegu 95
• The Colonel by Mahmoud Dowlatabadi – two reviews
[rouge]Books[/rouge]
• Armanshahr’s new books
• Other items in the Dari version
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