- Pamela Constable
- Staff Writer
Pamela Constable has covered South Asia from New Delhi and Kabul for The Post, and Central and South America for the Boston Globe.
Proposed law to protect Afghan women faces fierce backlash
Ahead of 2014 pullout by NATO forces, women’s rights activists fear a reversal of key gains.
Bombs, gunfire rock Afghan capital
Afghan police and insurgents wage a gun battle in a Kabul district that includes key government buildings.
Afghan peace process stalled by larger fears
As the Taliban steps up attacks, the prospects for negotiated settlement to the conflict appear dim.
Taliban rival claims deadly suicide bombing in Afghan capital
Islamist militant group once allied with the United States appeared to be behind the suicide bombing.
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- Afghan escapes Taliban oppression, but she fears for the others still there
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