Search results for “Afghanistan” Showing 285 results Summer 2007: Introduction “The blast had not been an attack at all,” writes Griff Witte, the Islamabad/Kabul bureau chief for The Washington Post, about a deadly blast in a gunpowder shop in the center… June 15, 2007 Violence: Its Source Is Not Always What It Seems ‘... it's rare when religion alone offers an adequate explanation for conflict.’ June 15, 2007 Understanding the Many Faces of Islamism and Jihadism A scholar of Islam shares insights to help journalists confront the challenges involved with reporting on the political Islamic movement. June 15, 2007 The Arab Story: The Big One Waiting to Be Told ‘How do journalists make the lives and aspirations of Arab men and women who will not succumb to criminality or terror relevant to Western audiences?’ June 15, 2007 Finding Ways to Bridge the Abyss of Misunderstanding ‘… to travel in ignorance when insight and understanding are possible is to drive a wedge between Islam and the West.’ June 15, 2007 Newspapers Portray Women in Pakistan as the ‘Good’ Muslims An analysis of news reporting and commentary in the wake of 9/11 reveals a pattern in which women's circumstances and lives served as a vehicle for a desired narrative. June 15, 2007 Women and Islam: Bearing Witness to Their Daily Lives An Essay in Words and Photographs June 15, 2007 Photo Gallery: Gulbuddin Elham I was forced to postpone my studies at Kabul University’s school of journalism during the Taliban era. Now I am 30 years old, and I have three children. I chose… March 15, 2007 Photo Gallery I learned photography in my father’s studio in Kabul. Under Taliban rule I was arrested five times for "photograph related crimes" and for cutting my beard. I taught the first… March 15, 2007 Photo Gallery: Safya Saify I started a photography career in my university course of social science, where I focused on projects about women’s issues. The World Bank then offered me a scholarship to study… March 15, 2007 Previous 1 … 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 … 29 Next
