About Kabul Press

Kamran Mir Hazar

Tuesday8 April 2014

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Kabul Press^? is a mission-driven media organization committed to supporting individuals, organizations, businesses, and institutions that align with its core values. More than just a news outlet, it provides a platform for voices and perspectives that are often silenced, especially from so-called Afghanistan and stateless nations such as the Hazara. It upholds a firm stance on freedom of expression and no censorship.

Core Focus
Background and Reach
Syndication
Contact

Core Focus

Kabul Press^? is dedicated to:

Human rights violations

Women’s rights and their role in political and social development

The rights of native peoples, including the Hazara stateless nation

The Hazara genocide and the continued systemic oppression they face

Social development, linked to peace and security nationally and globally

Democracy and its role in fragile and underdeveloped societies

Reflecting the real issues in so-called Afghanistan, including its pursuit of security, stability, and development

Exposing internal and external conflicts driving long-term instability

Peace and conflict resolution frameworks promoting coexistence among diverse communities

No censorship – ensuring free, uncensored reporting on critical and sensitive issues

Combating corruption and institutional mismanagement

Background and Reach

Founded in 2004 by Kamran Mir Hazar in Kabul, KabulPress.org has become a trusted and widely referenced source for independent journalism.

90%+ original content

Over 5,000 freely accessible articles

Individual articles reaching 700,000+ views

Monthly traffic exceeding 500,000 page views

Referenced and republished by hundreds of websites and blogs

Syndication

Kabul Press content is distributed globally via Gale Media Distribution, al-Bawaba, and Contify, with additional syndication agreements in progress.

Contact

Kamran Mir Hazar: Founder, Publisher and Editor-in-Chief / Email: editor at kabulpress.org

Kabul Press Official Web Site:
http://www.kabulpress.org

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Logo Usage

The Kabul Press logo is the exclusive intellectual property of Kabul Press and is protected by copyright law. Unauthorized use, reproduction, or distribution is prohibited.
However, it may be used under fair use provisions for purposes such as commentary, critique, or educational reference, particularly in contexts directly related to Kabul Press and its activities. Any such use should maintain the logo’s integrity and not imply endorsement or affiliation.

“Kabulpress is a unique forum allowing a variety of Afghans and other participants to critically write and debate issues affecting the country and region. Articles and writers evoke nuanced discussions on vital human rights, political, social, religious, and economic topics. We support the difficult work of Kabulpress as a way to expand debate, defend freedom of speech and thought, and cultivate critical thinking on all things related to Afghanistan.”

— Rory Stewart,

Director of Harvard Kennedy School’s Carr Center for Human Rights Policy

Note: Kabul Press^? publishes this quote as originally stated. However, we do not endorse the use of the terms Afghans or Afghanistan as they often overlook the diverse identities and stateless nations—such as the Hazara—who are frequently marginalized or misrepresented by these labels. Our editorial policy aims to reflect this diversity and recognize the autonomy of oppressed peoples.