No Embassy of Afghanistan in Portugal. Further suggestions?
Edit: Universities in Afghanistan are not a viable option. Their websites are nowhere to be seen, and our best shot would be the Ministry of Education, although I'd say no one in a governmental position will want to risk their position by giving a potentially controversial interview to a bunch of Portuguese students. That being so, I believe we should try to contact someone with diplomatic immunity - maybe someone from the Embassy of Afghanistan in London, or even a former diplomat or an Embassy from a neighbouring country of Afghanistan here in Lisbon. Open to all suggestions, of course, as this is merely the reply to Mary's suggestion.
P.S. Or even a journalist. As long as it's someone with in depth knowledge and unbiased opinions.
See ya in class tomorrrow.
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we could check the website of some uni over there, and send an e-mail explaining our project, something like that I don't know...
talking about journalists! we do have a journalist in our russian class, don't we? Victor if i'm not mistaken. We might have a shot here.
Oh yeah that's right. I'll see that we talk to him on Thursday, that is, tomorrow. There's also my aunt, she is a journalist and works for the newspaper Expresso, she might be able to help me, although I'd rather keep that as an insurance sort of option, I'm not that close to her.
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