According to an exclusive conversation conducted by Salam Watandar with 27 young girls and boys, this technology plays a key role in various fields, such as education, daily tasks, entertainment, increasing the level of information and even online shopping. However, despite its numerous advantages, excessive use of these tools has raised concerns about mental health.
Salam Watandar conducted a brief review of the sports situation in Afghanistan and sought to find out the motivations of young people to engage in sports by speaking with 18 athletes in Kabul, most of whom are satisfied with the growth of sports disciplines over the past three years.
KABUL (SW) – In an exclusive series of interviews, members of the neglected nomad (Jogi) communities in Afghanistan told Salam Watandar they continue to grapple with relentless challenges, such as extreme poverty, social discrimination, lack of legal identity, early marriages, and limited access to education and healthcare.
KABUL (SW) – Salam Watandar conducted a survey across 28 provinces of Afghanistan to examine young people’s attitudes toward polygamy, revealing that 8 out of 10 participants reject the concept of having multiple spouses.
KABUL (SW) – In a bid to understand young people’s attitudes toward polygamy, Salam Watandar conducted a survey across 28 provinces of Afghanistan to determine which factors influence their acceptance or rejection of the practice.
KABUL (SW) – A recent series of interviews conducted by Salam Watandar with 22 female domestic workers in Afghanistan reveals the harsh realities they face such as enduring physically demanding work for low wage coupled with poor treatment by their employers.
KABUL (SW) – In an exclusive report, Salam Watandar has spoken with a number of inspiring young Afghans who have faced numerous hardships due to disabilities but have never ceased striving towards their goals.
KABUL (SW) – In a series of interviews, at least 25 women interviewed by Salam Watandar report that they have experienced physical and verbal harassment “from men” while being in public and secluded places.
KABUL (SW) – A recent survey by Salam Watandar reveals a dramatic dwindling in youths’ participation in social volunteer programs in Afghanistan over the past three years.
KABUL (SW) – In a series of interviews, a number of Afghan girls and women in various parts of the country told Salam Watandar they fear losing jobs and facing stress because of the new set of laws ratified and implemented by the de-facto Ministry for the Propagation of Virtue and the Prevention of Vice (MoPVPV).
KABUL (SW) – Findings of a comprehensive survey by Salam Watandar in 25 provinces of Afghanistan show that young people in this age of technology and modernity seek a balance between traditional and modern lifestyles.
KABUL (SW) – Majority of the women interviewed by Salam Watandar said they have no or very little knowledge of the technology in their day-to-day lives.
