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Member of Afghan journalist association killed in Kabul
Monday 6 September

source : Afghan Voice Agency(AVA) Unknown armed men shot dead an Afghan journalist, called Seyd Hamid Noori, who is also a member of Afghan National Journalist Association, in Afghan capital Kabul on Sunday night, an official said on Monday.

"Noori was killed in precinct nine near his house last night," a police official who declined to be named told Xinhua.

No groups or individuals have yet to claim responsibility for the murder.

Over a dozen journalists have been killed in several incidents in war-torn Afghanistan over the past couple of years.

 
A blast occurred in 3rd Macrorayan of Kabul
Wednesday 21 July
A blast occurred in 3rd Macrorayan of Kabul few mints ago. The Interior Ministry press office and the Head of Criminal Dept. confirmed the blast but there is no details regarding to the event. An eyewitness said that the explosive material was transferring by a bicycle rider. (MORE)
 
Death toll from Pakistan bomb attack reaches 102
Saturday 10 July
The death toll from a suicide attack in a volatile border region of Pakistan climbed to 102 on Saturday, showing the militants’ continued ability to stage deadly strikes despite losing ground in army offensives. The Tehrik-e-Taliban Pakistan (TTP), or Taliban Movement of Pakistan, claimed responsibility for Friday’s attack in Mohmand, a Pashtun region (MORE)
 
No agreement with Pakistan to train Afghan troops
Sunday 4 July
The Ministry of Defence (MoD) on Thursday rejected a report published in an influential US newspaper that said President Karzai has agreed to send a group of military officers to Pakistan for training. (MORE)
 
105 Megawatts Power Station Built in Kabul
Sunday 27 June
Officials in the Ministry of Water and Energy said on Sunday that a power station is built with a cost of $300 million dollars. (READ MORE)
 
Reconciliation not at the expense of Afghan women : US
Sunday 18 July 2010
by Yol
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PAN – Washington, Jul 13, 2010

Pajhwok Correspondent

Reconciliation with the Taliban leaders in Afghanistan cannot be at the expense of the human rights and privileges of the women of the country, the United States said on Monday.

The Obama administration, which so far has been reluctant to support the reconciliation efforts of the Karzai government, said the issue would be raised by the Secretary of State, Hillary Clinton, herself when she travels to Afghanistan later this month to attend the Kabul Conference.

Noting that women are fundamental to the future development of Afghanistan, the State Department spokesman, P J Crowley, told reporters that the United States has "made clear" that there are specific stipulations that anyone who wishes to reconcile has to meet.

"That includes support of the Afghan constitution, including the fundamental rights for all Afghan citizens, including women, enshrined in that constitution," he said, adding that Clinton has spoken repeatedly and strongly about this.

"We dont think that any reconciliation process in Afghanistan should come at the expense of women," Crowley said in response to a question