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Una Moore is an international development professional who has worked in Afghanistan since 2010. She writes about about security, aid, technology and civil society. Follow her on Twitter @UnaDispatch.

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UN Dispatch at NATO

I’m in Brussels for two days of briefings at NATO Headquarters and the February ministerial meeting. Have a question you would like me to ask at NATO this week? Post it in the comments on this post or tweet it to me @UnainKabul.

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Visa Limbo and Fearful Future for the International Coalition’s Afghan Allies

With the international community’s involvement in Afghanistan winding down, Afghans who worked alongside foreign soldiers and civilians over the past decade are at risk of being left behind in a worsening war and becoming easy prey for militants.

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An Afghan Human Rights Activist’s Long Fight for Justice

It was Nader Nadery’s conviction that the powerful be held accountable for their actions that ultimately cost him his job.

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Asylum Abroad is Afghan Rape Survivor’s Only Hope

In a desperate bid to save her daughter from a life as an outcast, an imprisoned Afghan rape survivor agreed to marry her rapist. Now free, she should be offered asylum abroad. If left in Afghanistan, she will be at risk for torture, more sexual violence and murder.

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A Photo Essay of Life in Kabul Ten Years after the International Intervention. Part II

UN Dispatch’s own Una Moore has been in Afghanistan for the better part of two years. This is part two of a two part photo series to mark a decade since international intervention.

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A Photo Essay of Life in Kabul Ten Years after the International Intervention

A photo journal of life and living in Afghanistan, ten years after the international intervention.

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