Afghan women face hardship as Taliban struggles to revive economy
Several Afghan women Al Jazeera spoke to say they have struggled to put food on the table as economic crisis worsens.
Category Archives: Features
Guantanamo Bay: ‘The scar on our collective conscience’
Clive Stafford Smith reflects on how his clients remain in the detention centre without charges or a trial, 20 years on.
Omicron surge: Should we shorten self-isolation time?
Are quarantine rule changes based on the best health science or are they being governed by concern for the economy?
The radio station at the heart of an India-GDR friendship
The untold story of a shared history is now coming to light.
Sheikh Jarrah: Palestinian family faces forced displacement
Salem family lives in fear as they await forced expulsion at any moment from the home they have lived in since 1951.
‘If she was white, she would still be here’: Canada’s MMIWG
Since Brenda Wilson's sister was murdered, she has dedicated her life to helping families of other missing girls.
The lineage of failed daughters
Learning to release inherited trauma with love.
A missing shaving bag and the blame of the abandoned
A partnership of 20 years, even a broken one, isn't one you leave on a Thursday night without discussion.
Turkish wines risk drying up as economic and climate crises grow
Small wine producers in Turkey call for support to help them survive amid mounting economic and environmental pressures.
From Thailand to the US: In gratitude for my homes
In memory of the homes that have taught me about survival, how to be a family, and how to ride the winds of hope.
Syrian refugees in Cyprus struggling to rebuild lives torn by war
Asylum seekers face host of difficulties amid delays in application processing as gov't renews European support call.
The life I built as an Afghan woman went in the blink of an eye
A university lecturer reflects on how the Taliban takeover upended her life and asks: was the hard work all for nothing?
Timeline: The European Union and migration in 2021
Al Jazeera takes a look at key events shaping European countries' response to migrant and refugee arrivals this year.
‘No one will believe you’: When the RCMP abuses Indigenous girls
What happens when those who are supposed to protect become the perpetrators?
The year I broke my trauma bond: Leaving an abusive relationship
Women are raised with the narrative that the 'beauty' can change the 'beast'. But real life is not a fairy tale.
In 2021, the EU hardened its borders as new refugee crises flared
European powers continued to try and curb refugee and migrant arrivals this year, with sometimes deadly consequences.
A year of loss, new life and Aboriginal stories and songs
When Fred Leone's mother died and he had twins, he knew he had to pass on Indigenous knowledge to the next generation.
An era gone by: Losing three brothers in three years
For the first time in my life, I stand unprotected by the towering figures of my brothers.
‘Moscow for a week’: Georgia’s Soviet-era frequent flyers
Before the advent of today’s low-cost air travel, Soviet citizens hopped on budget flights run by Aeroflot.
A world forever transformed: Life with Long COVID
Long COVID can change the landscape of your life, leaving you wondering 'is this going to be forever'?