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The Swedish Committee for Afghanistan, SCASCA is a non-governmental member organisation which has been working with development programmes in Afghanistan since 1982. The activities are funded by the Swedish governmental aid agency Sida, Forum Syd, EU, World Bank, UN, company sponsoring and by SCA's own fundraising. Read more>> Drop Out Study of Basic Education in 12 provinces of Afghanistan Read>> Human Right's Watch Report about Afghanistan Read>> Interview with HR-Commissions director Sima Simar Read>> News WatchRecent articles in other media. May 8: The battle of denial and deniability: Wooing Taliban okay, says Karzai official, but only if it's done by Afghan government, Rosie DiManno, The Star May 8: Afghan intellectuals criticise US, NATO operations, Yahoo.com May 8: NATO could end rotating command in S. Afghanistan, Defencetalk.com, AFP May 8: Suicide bomber in car blows himself up and wouneds 3 in Kabul, Amir Shah, AP May 8: Afghan ambassador urges action as schools torched, staff attacked, Yahoo May 8: America’s shame, Ailaz Zaka Syed, Khaleej Times May 7: Security and Development in Afghanistan: A Reality Check, Sarah Chayes, The Peacebuilding, Development and Security Program (PDSP) University of Calgary May 7: Drugs undermine Afghanistan's efforts to rebuild, Tan Ee Lyn, Relief Web May 7: Can condoms fulfil multiple expectations? IRIN May 6: Afghan Governors Criticize NATO Fight Against Taliban Militants, Patrick Donahue, Bloombergs May 6: Polish officers and pilots reluctant to serve in Afghanistan, Warsaw Business Journal May 6: Marines ignore Taliban cash crop to not upset Afghan locals, Jason Straziuso, AP May 6: Afghan medical college struggles to rise from the ashes, Tan Ee Lyn, Relief Web |
