Afghanistan and natural electricity sources


MY BOOK DIARY: November 2008

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Islam (Teach Yourself Series)
by Ruqaiyyah Waris Maqsood
Language: English
What It’s About
It’s an introduction to Islam.
My Impressions
It took me a while to get through this… Or rather it was going very well and then for some reason I lost interest half-way and read the other half a few months later (actually I do that a [...]

Rape in Afghanistan - the fight for justice

Sunday, 23 November 2008, 18:21 | Category : Politics, Human Rights & Other Serious Stuff
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More on Afghanistan’s opium production

Monday, 10 November 2008, 13:33 | Category : Crumbs, Politics, Human Rights & Other Serious Stuff
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I’m following up my previous posts. I came across another article on the problem and found it very comprehensive.

The Taleban react to Obama’s victory

Obama’s victory has brought a lot of reactions from all over the world, but so far there’s only been one that’s grabbed my attention. I somehow didn’t expect the Taleban were organized enough to have a spokesman or that they would feel the need to give any official comment on the matter, but apparently they [...]

American policy in Afghanistan


MY BOOK DIARY: August, September & October 2008

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I had intended to post a little about the books I’m reading, but as you may have noticed I haven’t so far ;-P I’m far from being an avid reader, but (amazingly enough) I have read a few books since moving my blog here, so it’s high time I told you about them *grin* [...]

Learning English and computer skills in Afghanistan

Monday, 27 October 2008, 21:04 | Category : Crumbs, Uncategorized
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See here.

Omar Khadr

Omar Khadr is a Canadian citizen. He was 15 when he was taken into custody by US soldiers in Afghanistan. He is now 23 and still has not been sentenced. He remains in Guantanamo and the Canadian government is not doing anything to help him (Omar Khadr is the only Western national remaining in Guantanamo, [...]

Opium production in Afghanistan will drop according to estimates

Saturday, 25 October 2008, 19:46 | Category : Crumbs, Politics, Human Rights & Other Serious Stuff
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This is partly due to anti-drug measures, but unfortunately also due to drought. See the article here.