Tagged: Afghanistan

  1. Razistan's website is now online:

    Thanks to all your support we’ve been able to launch razistan.org From now on that’s the place for our new stories and updates from Afghanistan.

  2. Screenshot of the new www.razistan.org Screenshot of the new www.razistan.org

    Screenshot of the new www.razistan.org

  3. Afghan soldiers learn how to clean and reassemble AK-47 automatic rifles on the range at Camp Zafar in Herat Province. Photo: Lorenzo Tugnoli The war in Afghanistan is not over. Help us tell the story. Fund our Kickstarter. Afghan soldiers learn how to clean and reassemble AK-47 automatic rifles on the range at Camp Zafar in Herat Province. Photo: Lorenzo Tugnoli The war in Afghanistan is not over. Help us tell the story. Fund our Kickstarter.

    Afghan soldiers learn how to clean and reassemble AK-47 automatic rifles on the range at Camp Zafar in Herat Province. Photo: Lorenzo Tugnoli

    The war in Afghanistan is not over. Help us tell the story. Fund our Kickstarter.

  4. A young boy carries a rifle. Photo: Jonte Wentzel The war in Afghanistan is not over. Help us tell the story. Fund our Kickstarter. A young boy carries a rifle. Photo: Jonte Wentzel The war in Afghanistan is not over. Help us tell the story. Fund our Kickstarter.

    A young boy carries a rifle. Photo: Jonte Wentzel

    The war in Afghanistan is not over. Help us tell the story. Fund our Kickstarter.

  5. Workers at a brick factory load coal into a furnace. The factory employs around 70 adult and child laborers in the western part of Kabul and produces 21,000 bricks a day. The furnace runs 24 hours a day from spring to fall, requiring four workers to stay at the factory at all times. Photo: Jonathan Saruk The war in Afghanistan is not over. Help us tell the story. Fund our Kickstarter. Workers at a brick factory load coal into a furnace. The factory employs around 70 adult and child laborers in the western part of Kabul and produces 21,000 bricks a day. The furnace runs 24 hours a day from spring to fall, requiring four workers to stay at the factory at all times. Photo: Jonathan Saruk The war in Afghanistan is not over. Help us tell the story. Fund our Kickstarter.

    Workers at a brick factory load coal into a furnace. The factory employs around 70 adult and child laborers in the western part of Kabul and produces 21,000 bricks a day. The furnace runs 24 hours a day from spring to fall, requiring four workers to stay at the factory at all times. Photo: Jonathan Saruk

    The war in Afghanistan is not over. Help us tell the story. Fund our Kickstarter.

  6. A child laborer rests as laborers stack bricks at a brick factory in Kabul. Photo: Jonathan Saruk The war in Afghanistan is not over. Help us tell the story. Fund our Kickstarter. A child laborer rests as laborers stack bricks at a brick factory in Kabul. Photo: Jonathan Saruk The war in Afghanistan is not over. Help us tell the story. Fund our Kickstarter.

    A child laborer rests as laborers stack bricks at a brick factory in Kabul. Photo: Jonathan Saruk

    The war in Afghanistan is not over. Help us tell the story. Fund our Kickstarter.

  7. An infantryman from  2nd Platoon, Comanche Company takes a rest after setting up camp on a hill overlooking the border with Pakistan. The platoon surveyed the area for possible insurgent activity as well as to search surrounding villages for possible weapons caches. Photo: Javier Manzano The war in Afghanistan is not over. Help us tell the story. Fund our Kickstarter. An infantryman from  2nd Platoon, Comanche Company takes a rest after setting up camp on a hill overlooking the border with Pakistan. The platoon surveyed the area for possible insurgent activity as well as to search surrounding villages for possible weapons caches. Photo: Javier Manzano The war in Afghanistan is not over. Help us tell the story. Fund our Kickstarter.

    An infantryman from  2nd Platoon, Comanche Company takes a rest after setting up camp on a hill overlooking the border with Pakistan. The platoon surveyed the area for possible insurgent activity as well as to search surrounding villages for possible weapons caches. Photo: Javier Manzano

    The war in Afghanistan is not over. Help us tell the story. Fund our Kickstarter.

  8. A young boy watches a NATO convoy of IED-resistant vehicles drive by on their way to the Provincial Reconstruction Team base in Lashkar Gah, the capital of Helmand Province. Photo: Jonte Wentzel The war in Afghanistan is not over. Help us tell the story. Fund our Kickstarter. A young boy watches a NATO convoy of IED-resistant vehicles drive by on their way to the Provincial Reconstruction Team base in Lashkar Gah, the capital of Helmand Province. Photo: Jonte Wentzel The war in Afghanistan is not over. Help us tell the story. Fund our Kickstarter.

    A young boy watches a NATO convoy of IED-resistant vehicles drive by on their way to the Provincial Reconstruction Team base in Lashkar Gah, the capital of Helmand Province. Photo: Jonte Wentzel

    The war in Afghanistan is not over. Help us tell the story. Fund our Kickstarter.

  9. A man hurries to catch a ride at the bus station in Herat. Illegal Taliban checkpoints continue to be a security threat to Afghans traveling around the country - especially to those carrying any kind of foreign aid agency or government IDs. Photo: Sandra Calligaro The war in Afghanistan is not over. Help us tell the story. Fund our Kickstarter. A man hurries to catch a ride at the bus station in Herat. Illegal Taliban checkpoints continue to be a security threat to Afghans traveling around the country - especially to those carrying any kind of foreign aid agency or government IDs. Photo: Sandra Calligaro The war in Afghanistan is not over. Help us tell the story. Fund our Kickstarter.

    A man hurries to catch a ride at the bus station in Herat. Illegal Taliban checkpoints continue to be a security threat to Afghans traveling around the country - especially to those carrying any kind of foreign aid agency or government IDs. Photo: Sandra Calligaro

    The war in Afghanistan is not over. Help us tell the story. Fund our Kickstarter.