KABUL during 2015, hitting an all-time high, the United Nations said on Sunday.
The numbers exceed the previous record levels of civilian casualties that occurred in 2014. The latest figures indicate an increase of four percent during 2015 in total civilian casualties from the previous year.
In the 2015 Annual Report on Protection of Civilians in Armed Conflict, the UN Assistance Mission in Afghanistan (UNAMA) called increased ground fighting in and around populated areas, suicide and other attacks in major cities the main causes of . . .
