“Fear and Silence”
A group of young girls walk in the midday sun, backpacks on their shoulders and books in their hands. No...
A group of young girls walk in the midday sun, backpacks on their shoulders and books in their hands. No...
Reading a city is, in truth, experiencing it. City-reading cannot exist beyond experience itself; otherwise, it becomes an attempt to...
No one remembers a time when Kabul was a city “without problems,” even if we overlook the political instability and...
In recent days, a video has circulated on social media showing an incident on a Kabul street: ordinary, unarmed people...
Street vending has long been one of the common forms of labor in Afghanistan. Old photographs of city markets from...
What does it mean to “read” a city? Why must a city be read? And who is capable of reading...