A UN report states that prisoners in Afghan custody were threatend with sexual assualt and electric shock [Reuters]NATO Stops Sending Detainees To Afghan Jails After Abuse Reports -- Washington Post
KABUL — NATO officials in Afghanistan stopped transferring detainees to Afghan custody in several provinces this week in response to a U.N. investigation that found evidence of systematic torture at some detention centers, the military command said Tuesday night.
The move represents a serious setback for the United States and its allies in Afghanistan at a time when the international community is beginning to pull out troops and shift more responsibility for security to the Afghans.
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