KABUL John Sopko, highlighting widespread corruption in Afghanistan, says the war-torn country has the best justice system that money can buy.
In an interview published in a British newspaper on Tuesday, he was asked to comment on how dealing with corruption in Afghanistan compared to tackling the mafia: “It’s different and it’s harder,” Sopko replied.
He told the Independent: “When I was with the organised crime section, Department of Justice, you’re dealing with a legitimate legal system…you don’t have that . . .
