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5 Civilians Killed in Khost
Sunday 31 January

30 January, 2010

Five civilians were killed in the Yaqoobi district of Khost province during 24 hours.

The coordination in charge of the province Mr. Nawab Khan said that the case of the killing has not clear, but armed militants handed in such cases. Including of a mosque mullah Amam, two residents of Yaqoobi district were also abducted. Armed militants killed civilians on charges of propagation for state forces.

 
Convoy of Coalition Forces Come Under Attack in Kabul-Kandahar Highway
Thursday 3 December
A convoy of coalition forces came under attack by armed militants in the Salar area, Sayeedabad district of Maidan-Wardak province and the driver of the convoy was killed. The Police Chief of the Sayeedabad district of the province Mr. Sayeed Ahmad Salangi said to BNA. A convoy of the coalition forces came under attack by militants in the Salar area of Sayeedabad district and the driver of the convoy was killed and his car was burned.
 
100,000 refugees return home
Sunday 11 October
About 100,000 refugees have come back to the country over the last six months, indicating a 50 per cent drop in expected voluntary returns. (SUITE)
 
Sample audit of suspect ballots begins
Monday 5 October
KABUL (PAN), Zubair Babakarkhel - Oct 5, 2009: Amid growing calls for an early announcement of results of the August 20 presidential polls, the UN-backed electoral watchdog and Afghanistan’s Independent Election (IEC) Monday launched a random audit of 358 suspect ballot boxes.
 
ISAF forces evacuate Bargmatal district
Saturday 19 September

Khan Wali & Hashimi - Sep 19, 2009

ASADABAD/JALALABAD (PAN): International Security Assistance Forces (ISAF) troops have vacated Bargmatal district of eastern Nuristan province and handed over responsibility of maintaining security to Afghan forces.

 
Karzai sacks general after death of ’89 civilians’
vendredi 5 septembre 2008
par Yol
popularité : 1%

Quqnoos - August 24, 2008

US-led operation in west killed scores of civilians, president says

President Hamid Karzai has sacked the army general in charge of the west of the country after a military operation which he said had killed more than 89 civilians.

Karzai "orders the immediate removal" of General Jalandar Shah Behnam, head of the corps for western Afghanistan, and a commando commander for "negligence and withholding information", a statement from the president’s office said.

It said more than 89 civilians had been killed in a US-led operation in the western province of Herat on Friday.

The interior ministry previously put the death toll at 76, but an Afghan human rights groups later said the civilian death-toll was as high as 88.

The coalition had originally said that 30 militants were killed in the operation in the Shindand district but later said it would investigate claims of civilian casualties.

The Afghan Independent Human Rights Commission (AIHRC) said some of its members visited the district on Saturday and found that 15 houses had been destroyed in the operation, which involved air-strikes.

Allegations of civilian casualties sparked violent protests in the district, which saw a police car set on fire, a delivery truck overturned and banners carried with the words "Death to America" written on them.

Karzai appointed a delegation headed by the minister of religious affairs to investigate the civilian death claims. The delegation landed in Shindand on Sunday.

AIHRC said more than 900 civilians had been killed in insurgent attacks and military operations against rebels in the country this year.