Afghanistan: Abusive Strongmen Escape Justice

Human Rights Watch

Tuesday3 March 2015

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Afghanistan’s new government should prosecute officials and commanders whose serious human rights abuses have long gone unpunished.

(Washington, DC) – Afghanistan’s new government should prosecute officials and commanders whose serious human rights abuses have long gone unpunished, Human Rights Watch said in a report released today.

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