KABUL peace agreement.
A statement from the rights panel said its findings showed violence in the country continued to take a high toll on civilians despite the inking of the peace pact between the United States and the Taliban.
“In incidents, such as hostage-taking and terrorist attacks, 202 civilians, including civil servants, influential people and religious scholars, were killed and injured (83 killed, including eight women and eight children, and 119 wounded, including 15 women and 16 . . .
