By Jamal Iqbal Peace has a direct relationship with education. In a society, everyone should have their right to the freedom of education. They should live in a non-violent society.  People can achieve great success in a peaceful society. Unfortunately, in Afghanistan, we have a lot of different problems which hamper peace and education. One of the problems is security. Many Read more…
By Muhammad Qasem Jami I live my life by learning and teaching English language. My first teacher at a primary school in Herat, Afghanistan was my maternal grandfather who enrolled me in his class when I was eight years old. I always dreamt of being like him — a teacher Read more…
By Eisha Sarkar This talk of peace That we make and keep Of quiet and sleep Are expressions we seek. Unworthy governments Their brutal policies The United Nations And many bureaucracies. A soldier’s plight To defend and fight Wrapped in a blanket He watches every night. In a quiet village Read more…
Hello Everyone ! I am Nahid Walizadda. Today, I am standing for a mission to get basic human rights: The right to go to school, the right to get an education which every child deserves, the rights for every girl, every child of Afghanistan, Pakistan and Syria, the human rights Read more…
 By Eisha Sarkar During one of our sessions at Pax Populi Academy, Muhammad Qasem Jami asked me if I could teach him something about conflicts and how to resolve them. As a journalist, conflicts take up most of my professional space and time. Conflict makes news; it makes large-font, Read more…