The assumption that the Taliban collected significant amounts of money taxing the cultivation of opium, the production of opiates, and on the smuggling of drugs...
This paper examines how Afghan men from diverse socio-economic, ethno-linguistic and age groups challenge and redefine masculinities in the face of socio-political and economic changes....
The Afghanistan Research and Evaluation Unit (AREU) has prepared a calendar for the year 1400 and presents it to AREU friends. ...
This report provides an overview and background understanding of the counter-narcotics laws, policies and programmes that have underpinned counter-narcotics efforts in Afghanistan since 2001. The...
The objective of this paper is to map out the existing legal framework that ensures the independence of the judicial branch in Afghanistan and the...
In a government with a separation of powers, independence is an indispensable feature of the judiciary. An independent judiciary gives credibility to political systems and...
This research enabled us to explore intersections between drugs, livelihoods and experiences of violence along the drugs value chain, ranging from drug production in Colombia, trade...
Over 40 years, every side in Afghanistan’s armed conflict has violated fundamental hu- man rights or international humanitarian law. This is the grim reality that...
In Afghanistan, men make decisions; women are typically absent from decision-making processes. This commonly heard and felt public-sphere narrative is reflected in stories that women...
