Afghanistan Militias And Police 'Committing Abuses' -- BBC
Militias and some units of the new local police in Afghanistan are committing serious human rights abuses, a Human Rights Watch report has said.
It says that they are responsible for crimes including killings, rape, arbitrary detention, abductions and forcible land grabs.
The report says the Afghan government has failed to hold the militias properly to account.
Nato said it was working with the government to examine the findings.
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