Afghanistan: No justice for thousands of civilians killed in US/NATO operations

Headline Title: Afghanistan: No justice for thousands of civilians killed in US/NATO operations 11 August 2014 The families of thousands of Afghan civilians killed by US/NATO forces in Afghanistan have been left without justice, Amnesty International said in a new report released today. Focusing primarily on air strikes and night raids carried out by US forces, including Special Operations Forces, Left in the Dark finds that even apparent war crimes have gone uninvestigated and unpunished.“Thousands of Afghans have been killed or injured by US forces since the invasion, but the victims…

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