Former members of the now defunct security forces of the toppled Afghan Republic in Pitigal, a side valley of the remote district of Kamdesh in the eastern Afghan province of Nuristan. While they say they feel safe, they lament that they have no opportunity to make a living and were forced to return to their remote ancestral homes. (Franz J. Marty, 18th of May 2022)
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- is_single_v1As violence continues in Gaza, a new strategy inside the Palestine solidarity movement is taking shape — one aimed not at city streets or college campuses, but at the arteries of the global economy. Around the world, dockworkers have refused to unload ships tied to Israel’s military supply chain. In Italy, Morocco, India, and Sweden,[...]
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Former members of the now defunct security forces of the toppled Afghan Republic in Pitigal, a side valley of the remote district of Kamdesh in the eastern Afghan province of Nuristan. While they say they feel safe, they lament that they have no opportunity to make a living and were forced to return to their remote ancestral homes. (Franz J. Marty, 18th of May 2022)
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