Rachel Reid

The South Asia Channel

Afghan ‘Roadmap’ to Peace—A Dead End for Human Rights?

Pakistan has accepted an Afghan "roadmap" for peace, according to news reports this week. If true, this would be quite a breakthrough given the setbacks ...

The South Asia Channel

President Karzai and the ‘secondary’ sex

The Afghan government was "too busy" for International Women's Day on March 8, so it postponed official acknowledgement until the 11th. It was not a ...

The South Asia Channel

“Moderate” Taliban: A wolf in sheep’s clothing?

There's been much talk of a more "moderate" Taliban in recent months and years, part of a growing effort to rebrand the movement as a ...

The South Asia Channel

Keeping control of bad choices

The Pentagon has just quietly released the redacted results of an inquiry into allegations of human rights abuses by U.S.-sponsored armed groups in Afghanistan. They ...

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About Rachel Reid

Rachel Reid is the Open Society Foundations’ advocacy manager for the Middle East, North Africa, and Southwest Asia. She was based in Afghanistan for Human Rights Watch from 2008 to 2011. Before her move into human rights work, she spent more than a decade with the BBC.

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