at about 5:30 PM local time on February 16, a massive bomb ripped through a bustling street lined with grocery stores, schools, and tuition centers in the southwestern Pakistani city of Quetta. A water tanker packed with an estimated 2,200 pounds of improvised explosives had been detonated in the middle of busy crowds of children leaving their classrooms, and men and women buying groceries for their evening meals.According to…See More

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An open letter from World-wide Poets addressed to United Nations Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon, President of the European Commission José Manuel Barroso, and President of the United States, Barack Oba

Dear Sirs,After more than a century of systematic crimes such as genocide, slavery, sexual abuse, war crimes, and discrimination, being a Hazara still appears to be a crime in Afghanistan and Pakistan. As recently as Thursday, January 10, 2013, more than one-hundred Hazara were killed in an organized terrorist attack on the city of Quetta, Pakistan. In the past few years, more than a thousand Hazaras were killed in similar attacks in Pakistan alone.Today, even in their homeland, Afghanistan,…See More

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A periodical on human rights and civil society , Afghanistan ( Issues 27-28 )

In this issue :· 15 years Armanshahr, celebrated with Simorgh peace prize awards – Goftegus 100 and101.....................................................................................................................................................................4· Winners of 1st & 2nd Simorgh Peace Prize announced...................................................................6Women· Violence against women is political - Goftegu…See More

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Transforming our woundedness for peace: VOICES FROM THE FRONTLINE

The third Action Asia Peacebuilders’ Forum held in Siem Reap, Cambodia took as its central theme the wounds that are integral to living and working in conflict: these are often unspoken, suffered silently and may be destructive inhibitors, but they are also key drivers for action for change. Participants were invited to share their own experiences and reflect on how this had informed their personal journeys in peacebuilding under the title of Transforming our Woundedness for peace. …See More

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"Hello Dear Jane, Thanks for your ensirpiring messege. i am Human rightrs& peace practitioner, working in and from Afghanistan. So, i am wondering if you let me know the nearest club to my country and also some details for Rortraydegree…"

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Please feel free to provide a short bio about yourself or the work of your organization (no more than 3 paragraphs): As Human rights& peace practitioner, I have been working as researcher in Afghanistan Indpendent Human rights Commission (AIHRC )since 2005. Beside working in the field of Human rights i am also working as a peace practitioner in Afghanistan since 2009 and recently got my MA, majored in Applied Conflict Transformation Studies (ACTS ) from Pannasastra University.

Please indicate if you're joining PCDN as an individual or organization (please mark the appropriate category): individual (professional)

Please list the countries and/or regions in which you (or your organization) have direct and significant expertise: Afghanistan, Pakistan, Iran, Cambodia, Srilanka.

What is your current country of residence (or location of your organization)?: Kabul, Afghanistan

What is your current job (and organization) and/or where and what field are you studying?: BA in Law&political science, MA in Appplied conflict transformation studies (ACTS ) , now working as human rights researcher in AIHRC , kabul based, Afghanistan

How many years professional experience do you have ?: 6-10

What is your personal or organizational website?: http://www.aihrc.org.af/en

What is one of your favorite websites in the field?: http://www.usip.org/

Which Languages do you speak Proficiently? (note we can not list all languages, only some major world languages or ones related to conflict regions): Arabic, Khmer, Persian, Pashto, Sinhala

Which are your primary sectoral areas of expertise (or the primary sectoral areas of your organization) ?: Alternative Dispute Resolution, Civil Society, Conflict Mainstreaming, Conflict Resolution, Culture, Democratization, Facilitation, Gender, Human Rights, Nonviolence, Peacebuilding, Refugees, Rule of Law, Violence Prevention

Which are your primary skills areas(or the primary skill areas of your organization)?: Advocacy, Monitoring, Program Administration, Research, Qualitative Skills, Quantitative Skills, Training

What are some of your current areas of research (if any)?: Woman human rights, Child rights, socio-econmoc rigghts situation, political and civil rights and also peacebuilding and conflict transformation.

If appropriate feel free to list several of your (or your organization's) publications: 1-Socio-Economic situation report,themetic ( 2009) published by AIHRC
2- Socio-Economic situation report,themetic ( 2012) published by AIHRC

3- Human rights Awarness survey, themetic report ( 2011 ) published by AIHRC

4- Human rights situation report,anual report since 2005 every year.
5- the situation of child education in Afghanistan(2010, 2011 ) two research report
6- The ethnic dimention of Taliban movement, my MA action research report.

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