NGOs in Afghanistan: Alongside the People or Collaborators with the Taliban?
After the US invasion of Afghanistan in 2001, the proliferation of non-governmental organizations (NGOs) commenced, with international NGOs entering the...
Analysis
The Pervasive Influence of Misguided Social Norms in the Escalation of Violence Against Women
Violence against women is a pervasive phenomenon, not exclusive to developing or backward countries, Islamic nations, or Afghanistan. Advanced countries...
Resistance and Its Vital Necessity
Two years ago, the beacon of life in a land called Afghanistan was extinguished. As a result of the dealings...
The UN Assessment of Afghanistan: Strengths and Weaknesses
Feridun Sinirlioğlu, the UN Special Coordinator for the Independent Assessment of Afghanistan, presented a report to the UN Security Council...
The Talibanization of Universities in Afghanistan: Unraveling Challenges in Academic Spaces
November 17 marks International Students' Day, prompting global discussions on students' situations and ways to safeguard their rights. Emphasis is...
Afghanistan Without Taliban
With the Taliban’s resurgence to power, the government led by Mohammad Ashraf Ghani collapsed. This collapse was due to many...
Deflation in Afghanistan’s Economy: Consequences and Solutions
Afghanistan's economy is unstable and dependent on foreign resources, with its macroeconomic policies being subject to the actions of foreign...
U.S. Government’s Interaction with the Taliban Aggravates Human Rights Violations
The relationship between the United States and the Taliban group which is becoming more intricate with each passing day has...
Gaza War: Why Is Bashar al-Assad Silent?
The war in Gaza entered its 38th day. Israel's ground and air attacks take victims uninterruptedly from the residents of...
An Insight into the Factors that Deter Afghans from Reading Books
Recently, the news was circulated on social networks that one of the book publication companies in Afghanistan went bankrupt and...
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Hasht-e-Subh Daily is an independent, non-profit, and the most popular newspaper in Afghanistan. Founded in June 2007 by prominent Afghan journalists and human rights defenders, Hasht-e-Subh focuses on citizen journalism and civic education.
Publisher: Sanjar Sohail
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Executive Director: Parwiz Kawa
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Editor-in-Chief: Mohammad Moheq
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Deputy Editor: Moqim Mehran
Senior Editors: Farhaad and Nassery