Dr. Sarfraz Khan

"For a woman, even to come out of her house is considered a crime by the militants," says Sarfraz Khan, a professor at Peshawar University, who comes from a village in the restive area.
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"There is no one left in my village, except for the Taliban," says Sarfraz Khan, another local.

Professor Dr. Sarfraz Khan, Area Studies Centre ( Central Asia), Peshawar University

Professor Dr. Sarfraz Khan, Area Studies Centre ( Central Asia), Peshawar University

"At this moment in time, there may not be a conflict of interest as everyone is in support of the Bonn agreement," said Dr Sarfraz Khan of the Area Study Centre at the University of Peshawar."But in the longer term, Russia and US interests could well clash in the country."

And it seems they won't have difficulty exploiting divisions within Afghanistan.

[1] For the realization of this work, I wish to address my sincerest thanks to the Faculty of Law and Social Sciences of the School of Oriental and African Studies (University of London); Jonathan Goodhand, Senior Lecturer in Development Studies at the Faculty of Law and Social Sciences at SOAS; Mrs. Fozia Tanveer; Mr. Paolo Novak; SPO-Peshawar and SPO-Islamabad; Mr. Naseer A. Nawidy and Mr. Sheharyar Khan of the Institute of Policy Studies, Islamabad; Dr. Nasreen Ghufran of the International Relations Department at the University of Peshawar; Dr. Sarfraz Khan of the Area Study Center, University of Peshawar; Dr. Azmat Hayat Khan, Director of the Area Study Center of the University of Peshawar; Munazza Hadi of UNHCR; Dr. Ahmad Noor; Mr. Jehan Derwaiz Khan; Mr. Afrasiab Khattak; and Mr. Aimal Khan of the Sustainable Development Policy Institute.