Women-Gender · June, 2016
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Stories about Women-Gender from June, 2016
Is Social Media Helping to Perpetuate Violence in Afghanistan?
Afghanistan 2 June 2016
"Those who share the bloody pictures of victims not only irritate [victims'] families but also unintentionally assist the Taliban in their propaganda."
