Radio Pakistan
Rahman, Abdullah
Rahman, Abdur, emir of Afghanistan
Ramadan
Rashid, Ahmed
Rawalpindi
Raza, Mohammed
Recca, Steve
Red Crescent Society
Red Cross
International Committee of
religious extremism
see also Islamic fundamentalists; specific organizations
Reuters
Rochester Public Library
RONCO
Rosia (earthquake victim)
Royal Navy
Rumsfeld, Donald
Russia
see also Soviet Union
Rwanda
Saadi of Shiraz
Saba (earthquake victim)
Sabina (student)
Saint-Exupéry, Antoine de
Salang Tunnel
Samarak
Samarkhand
Sam Houston, Fort
Sar-e Sang
Sarhad
Sarhad School
Saudi Arabia
Save the Children
Saw
Scaparrotti, Curtis
Schultz, Paul T.
Schweitzer, Albert
SEALS, Navy
Second Afghan War (1879-90)
Sen, Amartya
September 11, 2001 terrorist attacks
Sewing Circles of the Heart, The (Lamb)
Shabir, Saida
Shadow of the Silk Road (Thubron)
Shah, Qurban Ali
Shaik Mathi Baba Girls High School
Sharif, Nawaz
Shias
Shodha Girls’ School
Shomali Plain
Short Walk in the Hindu Kush, A (Newby)
Siachen Glacier
Siddiqi, Mr.
Sidra (earthquake victim)
Silk Road
Simdara, schools in
Singh, Hari
Sipes, Jennifer
Sitara-i-Pakistan
Skardu
Slovak, Paul
Smith, Annick
SOCOM (U.S. Special Operations Command)
Somalia
Soviet Union
Afghanistan occupation by
mujahadeen war with
see also Russia
Special Forces, U.S.
Special Operations Command, U.S. (SOCOM)
Spin Boldak
Srinagar
Stars and Stripes
State Department, U.S.
Suchow
Sun Also Rises, The (Hemingway)
Sunnis
Sura (student)
Swat Valley
Swedish Committee for Afghanistan
Tajikistan
Tajiks
Taliban
draconian regime of
mujahadeen war with
oppression of women by
post-invasion insurgency of
U.S./Northern Alliance war on
women’s education and
Taliban (Rashid)
Tamerlane
Tanzania
Tarik (student)
Tartarstan
Task Force Saber
on Bombay
of 9/11
Tethys Sea
Third Afghan War (1898 and 1919)
Three Cups of Tea (Mortenson)
Thubron, Colin
Tibet
Tien Shan range
Time
Tora Bora
Torkham
Turkistan
Tutankhamen, King of Egypt
Uganda
Uighur Muslims
unemployment
UNHCR refugee camps
UNICEF
United Nations
Security Council of
World Food Program of
United States:
in Afghanistan War, see Afghanistan, U.S. war in
foreign aid by
military aid to Afghanistan supplied by
Urumqi
Uruzgan
Uruzgan Province
USAID
U.S. Geological Survey
Uzbekistan
Vale of Kashmir
Wakhan Corridor
census of school-age children in
isolation of
opium addiction in
power structure in
Wakhan Corridor school projects
governmental obstruction and
Sarfraz Khan and
see also Kirghiz school project
Wakhi people
Wall Street Journal
Wanat
Wardak province
Wardugh Girls’ Middle School
Wargeant
Washington.C.
Washington Post
Wazir Akbar Khan Chowk
Wells, H. G.
West Chester University
West Point, U.S. Military Academy at
What Works in Girls’ Education: Evidence and Policies from the Developing World (Council on Foreign Relations)
Wisconsin, University of
women:
health care and
maternal mortality among
status of
Taliban’s oppression of
women, education of
in Afghanistan
as central to CAI mission
as global issue
health issues and
income and
infant mortality and
maternal mortality and
in Pakistan
population growth and
Taliban and
women’s empowerment and
World Bank
World Trade Center/11 terrorist attack on
see also September 11, 2001 terrorist attacks
Xinjiang Province
Yanjing (Chinese engineer)
Yardar
Yemen
Youssef, Haji
Zabul Province
Zawahiri, Ayman al-
Zebak
Ziabakh Girls’ Elementary and Middle School
Zuudkhan
1 The World Bank
2 The Council on Foreign Relations’ What Works in Girls’ Education: Evidence and Policies from the Developing World
3 UNESCO
4 The World Bank
5 The Council on Foreign Relations’ What Works in Girls’ Education: Evidence and Policies from the Developing World
6 Greg Mortenson
7 The Council on Foreign Relations’ What Works in Girls’ Education: Evidence and Policies from the Developing World