“I believe in the abilities of young people.” Published: 8 June 2015 Current Afghan politicians must allow and help young politicians to assume better roles in the country’s political system so that we can move towards an ideal society with modern politics.
“I will continue my fight patiently and confidently.” Published: 8 April 2015 I will struggle for social justice using all of my physical and mental capacity. It actually does not matter whether you are alone or in a group, but what is important is how you manage and structure your energy.
Battlefield to marketplace and back Published: 10 March 2015 Myanmar's democratic reforms hold a great promise: the resolution of the world’s longest ongoing civil war. But the peace is hampered by an economic logic of limited utility. By David Brenner
Three Years on the High Seas Published: 11 March 2015 This is the story of one Cambodian fisherman whose case stands for those of thousands of other men being forced to work on fishing trawlers. By Manfred Hornung
“I do not see politics beyond ethics.” Published: 4 March 2015 The tribal mindset still rules the society but the youths have proved their abilities at both national and international levels decreasing the level influence of patriarchy.
The tribal way of thinking must be eliminated Published: 23 February 2015 Keeping in view a particular structure—is actually not erasing the previous generation of politicians. But the objective is to pay more attention to young people, and the experiences of successful politicians must be used in that regard.
Firm steps to a better future Published: 11 February 2015 Young people are an energetic portion of a society. They can get involved in political activism. They can also contribute to the fight against corruption, insecurity, and factors such as nepotism to establish a better government.
“The main victims in the fight to reach peace are young people.” Published: 2 February 2015 The main victims in the fight to reach peace and security are young people. Nonetheless, in government decision making, the role of young politicians is negligible; this shows what the government’s motivations actually are.
Youth in Transition Published: 21 January 2015 Why leaving Afghanistan might be the preferred choice for the young and restless. By Susanne Schmeidl
Just a tiny contribution Published: 9 February 2015 Wei Chen dropped out of school and embarked to work at a construction site in Inner Mongolia. He stayed there for eight years: It was like living in a black-and-white film, he says – no colors, only desert.