(EDITED) Afghanistan: Kabul's Underbelly
It’s 7 am in the Shahr-e-Nau district in central Kabul. Twenty workers from the city’s sanitation department ... hold shovels and wheelbarrows and wait for the garbage trucks to arrive. (I guided and edited this piece by Mohammad Jawad)
Mar 03 05March 03, 2005
Article at Institute for War and Peace Reporting
(EDITED) Afghanistan: Divorce – Afghan Style
Although the numbers are still small, women are increasingly turning to the courts to end their marriages. (I guided the journalist Suhaila Muhseni and edited this piece)
Mar 03 05March 03, 2005
Article at Institute for War and Peace Reporting
(EDITED) Afghanistan: Cultures Clash Over Women's Rights
A European activist and a liberal religious scholar differ on the roles women can play in Afghan society. (I guided the journalists Suhaila Muhseni and Shahabuddin Tarakhiland edited their final piece)
Mar 02 05March 02, 2005
Article at Institute for War and Peace Reporting
(Cited by ReliefWeb) Bosnia: UN handover causes concern
Dec 23 02December 23, 2002
PDF at ReliefWeb.int
(PDF) Bosnia: UN Handover Causes Concern
There are fears that the European Union Police Mission, which takes over from the UN at the beginning of next year, may struggle to maintain regional stability.
Dec 23 02December 23, 2002
PDF at Institute for War and Peace Reporting
Bosnia: UN Handover Causes Concern
There are fears that the European Union Police Mission, which takes over from the UN at the beginning of next year, may struggle to maintain regional stability.
Dec 23 02December 23, 2002
Article at Institute for War and Peace Reporting
(PDF) Bosnia: Brain Drain Gathers Pace
Just like Gerard Depardieu in the Hollywood movie "Green Card", a 30-year old Bosnian entered into a marriage of convenience with his cousin's girlfriend - an American girl - just to get legal entry to the United States.
Nov 25 02November 25, 2002
PDF at Institute for War and Peace Reporting
Bosnia: Brain Drain Gathers Pace
Just like Gerard Depardieu in the Hollywood movie "Green Card", a 30-year old Bosnian entered into a marriage of convenience with his cousin's girlfriend - an American girl - just to get legal entry to the United States.
Nov 25 02November 25, 2002
Article at Institute for War and Peace Reporting
(PDF) Bosnia Elections Special: Women Struggle to be Heard
Record numbers of women in Bosnia-Hercegovina have entered the political arena, but they still face an uphill struggle.
Oct 02 02October 02, 2002
PDF at Institute for War and Peace Reporting
(PDF) Bosnia Elections Special: Religious Leaders Take a Back Seat
When Bosnians go to the polls on October 5 they are unlikely to be as reliant on their spiritual leaders for political guidance as they have been in the past.
Oct 02 02October 02, 2002
PDF at Institute for War and Peace Reporting
Bosnia Elections Special: Religious Leaders Take Back Seat
When Bosnians go to the polls on October 5 they are unlikely to be as reliant on their spiritual leaders for political guidance as they have been in the past.
Oct 02 02October 02, 2002
Article at Institute for War and Peace Reporting
Bosnia Elections Special: Women Struggle to be Heard
Record numbers of women in Bosnia-Hercegovina have entered the political arena, but they still face an uphill struggle.
Oct 02 02October 02, 2002
Article at Institute for War and Peace Reporting
(PDF) Bosnia: Sex Trade Claims Spread
A Bosnian driver has alleged that he was sacked from a US-backed development project in Sarajevo after expressing discomfort at ferrying around prostitutes. Edin Zundo has filed suit against KPMG Consulting over the termination of his contract.
Aug 21 02August 21, 2002
PDF at Institute for War and Peace Reporting
(Cited by The Guardian) Multi-Ethnic Football in Bosnia
Jul 16 02July 16, 2002
PDF at The Guardian
(PDF) Bosnia: Multi-Ethnic Football Kicks Off
Football teams from Republika Srpska, RS, and the Bosniak-Croat Federation are set to play each other in a national league for the first time since the dissolution of Yugoslavia.
Jul 05 02July 05, 2002
PDF at Institute for War and Peace Reporting
Bosnia: Multi-Ethnic Football Kicks Off
Football teams from Republika Srpska, RS, and the Bosniak-Croat Federation are set to play each other in a national league for the first time since the dissolution of Yugoslavia.
Jul 05 02July 05, 2002
Article at Institute for War and Peace Reporting