Ahmad Nader Nadery

Chairman, Free and Fair Election Foundation of Afghanistan

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Commissioner with the Afghan Independent Human Rights Commission and chairman of the Free and Fair Election Foundation of Afghanistan, an independent watchdog

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Afghanistan's President Hamid Karzai has canceled plans to attend this week's UN General Assembly so he can stay home and watch over the process of counting votes from Saturday's…

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The Obama Administration's "three-legged stool" for Afghanistan includes  security, economic development and better governance .

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The Obama Administration's "three-legged stool" for Afghanistan includes security, economic development and better governance .

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