Civilian casualties

HERAT CITY (PAN): A civilian was killed and another injured when the International Security Assistance Force (ISAF) soldiers opened fire on a civilian vehicle in

KABUL of their commitment to protecting civilians. At least 41 civilians, mostly government workers, were killed and more than 100 others wounded in the Taliban’s

GHAZNI CITY (PAN-led troops “mistakenly” hit a car in southern Ghazni province on Saturday, an official claimed. The airstrike took place in the Asfandi village

KUNDUZ CITY (PAN): As victims of a Wednesday’s  suicide attack were laid to rest in northern Kunduz province, police on Thursday said eight suspects had

LASHKARGAH (PAN-fired rocket incident in Khanshin and Musa Qala districts of southern Helmand province, officials said on Tuesday. Five people, including a woman, were travelling

KABUL coalition on Monday called for the creation of an internal mechanism to protect civilians in the armed conflict against the rebels and monitor the

KABUL on Monday condemned two recent suicide attacks that killed 19 civilians, including nine children, and wounded another 31 people. In a statement, the UNAMA

KABUL (PAN): A suicide bomber exploded his explosives-packed motorbike at the entrance of the Ministry of Defence (MoD) in the heavily fortified Kabul city on

KABUL a tragedy, saying that the incident — a case of mistaken identity — was still under investigation. Australian soldiers with ISAF shot dead the

KABUL (PAN): The Australian military, regretting the killing of two Afghan children in the Chaharchino district of central Uruzgan province, on Sunday said it was

KABUL: (PAN) Ten people including six Afghan National Army soldiers were wounded on Wednesday morning in a suicide attack on defence ministry bus in Kabul, officials

KABUL’s open letter of Feb. 2013 in response to its annual report on civilian casualties during the conflict in 2012. The UN mission hailed the