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Afghanistan

Democracy Now! has regularly covered the Afghanistan War since it was launched Oct. 7, 2001. Over the years, we have interviewed dozens of independent journalists, civilians living in the conflict zones, scholars, veterans, and antiwar activists.

StoryDec 06, 2001

Afghan Women’s Summit for Democracy, Brussels

StoryDec 05, 2001

Two U.S. Troops Are Killed and 20 Injured Today in Kandahar As a U.S. B-52 Strikes Too Close, As Thousands of Afghans Flee Their Homes to Avoid U.S. Airstrikes On Villages That Have Killed hundreds

StoryDec 05, 2001

Rival Afghan Parties Establish An Interim Power-Sharing Agreement in Afghanistan, Naming Two women to Government Positions, But Women Activists Want More

StoryDec 04, 2001

Afghan Women Meet in Brussels to Organize for the Future While Military Factions Divide The Spoils of War in Bonn

StoryDec 04, 2001

Noam Chomsky Talks About India, Pakistan and the Widening of the So-Called War On Terrorismafter a Month Long Trip to South Asia

StoryDec 03, 2001

Feminist Theologian Dr. Riffat Hassan On Women and Islam, As Afghan Women Struggle to Gain A seat in the Reconstructed Government of Afghanistan

StoryNov 30, 2001

As UN Led Talks On Afghanistan’s Future Government Continue in Bonn, Germany, a Somaliwoman’s Activist Describes How Women Helped to Reconstruct Her Country

StoryNov 30, 2001

UN Talks On Afghanistan’s Future Government Continue in Bonn, Germany

StoryNov 29, 2001

As U.S. and British Bombing Raids Intensify and Cold and Drought Worsen Conditions In Afghanistan, Thousands of Afghan Refugees Are Forced to Refugee Camps at the Pakistan Border

StoryNov 28, 2001

Afghan Factions Meet in Bonn to Discuss Reconstructing the Afghan Government; But Are The Voices of Women Being Heard?

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