Insights

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Mosaic’s Flagship Annual Conference on Afghanistan at the University of Cambridge

27 September 2024
For a century, these demands have remained on the margins of politics in Afghanistan, but within the past three decades (1992 to present), these demands have become almost mainstream.

Mosaic Afghanistan and TBI Collaborate on Civil Society Project to Document Experiences and Foster Dialogue

6 May 2024
Mosaic Afghanistan is collaborating with the Tony Blair Institute for Global Change (TBI) on the ‘Amplification of Civil Society Voices of Afghanistan’ project.
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The UN’s Beginning of Political Settlement Process in Afghanistan and Role of Civil Society

4 March 2024
The UN Secretary-General, Antonio Guterres, held a two-day UN-sponsored summit in Doha between 18-19 of February. Present in this summit were more than two dozen nations’ special envoys on Afghanistan and a number of international organisations.
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A Glance on ‘Gender Apartheid’ and the Situation of Women and Girls in Afghanistan

7 February 2024
In an unprecedented move, the British Parliament has started looking into the situation of women and girls in Afghanistan by holding a Parliamentary Inquiry on Gender Apartheid.
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UK Parliament House of Lords’ Meeting to Discuss the Establishment of a Civil Society Forum of Afghanistan

13 December 2023
A meeting was convened with representatives from the British Parliament to address the pressing need for the establishment of a civil society organisation in Afghanistan.
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Mosaic Afghanistan: A Ray of Light in Herat’s Earthquake Aftermath

8 October 2023
In the wake of the devastating earthquakes that shook Herat, Afghanistan, on 7 October 2023, Mosaic Afghanistan sprang into action, proving to be a lifeline for the affected communities. 
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Swift Response to Devastating Earthquakes in Herat

6 August 2023
On October 7, 2023, a series of earthquakes, struck Herat, Afghanistan. The disasters led to widespread destruction, causing 2,000 to 4,000 fatalities, over 9,000 injuries, and more than 2,000 house destructions.