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Young Afghan refuge in DFW dies in hit-and-run crash - Vimarsana News

Young Afghan refuge in DFW dies in hit-and-run crash

A Dallas family is pleading for help after a young father of three died driving down LBJ Freeway in late June.

Source: wfaa.com
Philippine Senate to probe negotiations with US to take in Afghan refugees - Vimarsana News

Philippine Senate to probe negotiations with US to take in Afghan refugees

Sen. Imee Marcos, the president’s sister, has initiated an investigation into the bilateral talks.

Thousands of Afghans who worked for the US have made a perilous 16,000-mile journey to the US-Mexico border to seek asylum in the last year - Vimarsana News

Thousands of Afghans who worked for the US have made a perilous 16,000-mile journey to the US-Mexico border to seek asylum in the last year

Young Afghan children paint a piece of paper with the colors of the national flag of Afghanistan at the National Conference Center, which in recent months has…

Source: biztoc.com
Meet the students fighting against the 'musical genocide' in Afghanistan - Vimarsana News

Meet the students fighting against the 'musical genocide' in Afghanistan

Playing music is an act of resistance for these Afghan students in Portugal: "Each performance of our school is a protest against what is happening in Afghanistan."

Saskatoon high school student who fled Afghanistan wins $100,000 scholarship - Vimarsana News

Saskatoon high school student who fled Afghanistan wins $100,000 scholarship

A young woman who fled Afghanistan and now attends high school and works in Saskatoon has won a prestigious $100,000 scholarship. Twenty-year-old Banin Arjmand is excited for her future, but worries about girls who can't attend school in her home country.

Source: cbc.ca