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We in @AfghanistanIHRC received reports of alleged civilian casualties caused by airstrikes in Faryab & Wardak. Civilians feel victimized, helpless and angry at the gross injustice as they are caught in the crossfire of this war. Civilian causalities must end.
The civilian casualties caused by government & pro-government forces creates a deep sense of vulnerability as civilians expect these forces 2 protect them. D attacks by Taliban is not only causing loss f life, but also creating terror & limiting right to movement, assembly & rest
Why not just say the US and NATO instead of Pro-Government forces? Why not tag the US state department and Mike Pompeo? Civilian casualties in an airstrike are part of the collateral damage. As long as Taliban hide between the civilians, this is more likely to happen.
Make sure you tag and mention US, NATO and their representatives in Public office next time. Trying to blame the government for all the mishaps will expose you as a hypocrite. Be impartial
What about civilians killed by the LANDAGHARS today in Kabul?
So what is your job then?!What have u done so far to stop these casualties based on ur job description?If we d ordinary #Afghans condemn d attacks or express our helplessness by crying our hearts out with a"tweet"thats one thing but why should u act like 1 of us?@ShaharzadAkbar
When was the last time your organization condemned the Taliban 4 countless crimes left & right ? Why would u always put the blame on ANA? R maybe lobbyists have infiltrated IHRC?
Well, forget about Americans, as an Afghan if I see my life is in danger from the rooftop or yard of a house, I won't hesitate to take a shot without second guessing how many die there. My life is my priority. Anyone who supports Taliban is not civilian.
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