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Ezzatullah Mehrdad

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Previously, I was a reporter at The Washington Post's Kabul and Islamabad Bureau, covering Afghanistan.

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Afghan Women Confront the Taliban - New Lines Magazine

Afghan Women Confront the Taliban - New Lines Magazine

The Taliban's newly formed interim cabinet doesn't include any women. They have banned unauthorized protests …

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In rare public display, dozens of women in Afghanistan protest Taliban rule and gender-based viol...

In rare public display, dozens of women in Afghanistan protest Taliban rule and gender-based viol...

Despite the dangers, dozens of Afghan women took to the streets in western Afghanistan on Thursday in a rare …

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The Taliban insists it has changed. Afghanistan's future hinges on whether that's true.

The Taliban insists it has changed. Afghanistan's future hinges on whether that's true.

KABUL - For years, the man who spoke for the Taliban hid his face from the world. As the voice of insurgents …

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Afghanistan Needs Truth Before It Can Have Reconciliation

Afghanistan Needs Truth Before It Can Have Reconciliation

KABUL-Mohammad Yaser Qubadian was two years old and playing with toys when his father was killed by a Taliban…

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Inside Afghanistan's Education Crisis

Inside Afghanistan's Education Crisis

Advertisement Zahra Hamidi was preparing to go back to her senior year of school in late March 2020 after the…

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In Afghanistan, Social Media Is the Only Way to Talk Back to the Taliban

In Afghanistan, Social Media Is the Only Way to Talk Back to the Taliban

After nearly two decades of war, a new generation of Afghans has grown up with a strong sense of social and p…

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Iran’s Violent Expulsion of Afghan Migrants

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By Ezzatullah Mehrdad
| The Diplomat Magazine Verified
July’s wave of unprecedented removals was triggered by the Israel-Iran conflict, but it’s part of a trend that stretches back over four decades. Subscribe for ads-free reading This summer, the Islam-Qala border crossing between Iran’s Razavi Khorasan province and Afghanistan’s Herat province has presented a bleak scene as the Iranian regime has violently expelled Afghans across the border.
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Iran’s Violent Expulsion of Afghan Migrants - Tribune Content Agency

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By Ezzatullah Mehrdad
| Tribune Content Agency
This summer, the Islam-Qala border crossing between Iran’s Razavi Khorasan province and Afghanistan’s Herat province has presented a bleak scene as the Iranian regime has violently expelled Afghans across the border. In the region’s punishing July heat, Iranian authorities dragged sick people from hospitals, took children from home schools, and handcuffed men – old and young alike – at low-wage labor sites. They were all deported en masse.
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Iran’s Violent Expulsion of Afghan Migrants

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By Ezzatullah Mehrdad
| buff.ly
July’s wave of unprecedented removals was triggered by the Israel-Iran conflict, but it’s part of a trend that stretches back over four decades. Subscribe for ads-free reading This summer, the Islam-Qala border crossing between Iran’s Razavi Khorasan province and Afghanistan’s Herat province has presented a bleak scene as the Iranian regime has violently expelled Afghans across the border.
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