From the archive record
In this compelling interview, a man from Afghanistan shares his perspective on why many young people are being misled in today’s complex social and political environment. He explains that factors such as prolonged conflict, limited access to quality education, unemployment, poverty, and exposure to misinformation create vulnerabilities that can be exploited by extremist narratives or harmful ideologies. He emphasizes that when youth lack opportunities, mentorship, and reliable information, they may become susceptible to emotional messaging rather than informed understanding. According to him, the solution lies not in louder rhetoric but in strengthening education systems, promoting critical thinking, creating employment pathways, and encouraging responsible religious and community leadersh