Posted in Uncategorized, tagged Afghanistan, Canada, Civilian Casualties, Compensation, ISAF, Kandahar, Karzai, Nato, United Kingdom, Unted Nations, US forces on June 9, 2011 |
The Canadian Press | Steve Rennie | June 9, 2011
OTTAWA — The Canadian government has shelled out more than $1 million in goodwill payments to compensate hundreds of Afghans for deaths and damages incurred over the course of Canada’s mission in Afghanistan. (more…)
Posted in Afghanistan, Civilian Casualties, Improvised Explosive Device (IED), Insurgents, ISAF, South Asia, Taliban, tagged Afghan National Army, Afghanistan, Civilian Casualties, civilian deaths, ied, ISAF, Kandahar, Nato, Zharay on November 30, 2010 |
ISAF Joint Command – Afghanistan
2010-11-S-337
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KABUL, Afghanistan (Nov. 26) – Three Afghan civilians were killed and one seriously wounded in two separate improvised explosive device blasts in Kandahar province today.
Posted in Afghanistan, Civilian Casualties, Clusters/Mines, Crossfire Deaths, Government, Insurgents, Military, South Asia, Taliban, tagged Afghan forces, Afghanistan, Civilian Casualties, Kandahar, militants, mine, Taliban on November 12, 2010 |
TOLOnews.com
Tuesday, 09 November 2010
At least 15 Taliban militants were killed and 13 others were wounded in Afghan forces’ operations in Kandahar province on Monday.
Posted in Afghanistan, Air Strike, Bomb, Central Asia, Civilian Casualties, Crossfire Deaths, Crossfire Injuries, Government, Grenade, Gunfire, Improvised Explosive Device (IED), Insurgents, ISAF, Military, Mortars, NATO/Allies, Shelling, Taliban, tagged Afghan forces, Afghanistan, civilian deaths, civilian injuries, International Committee of the Red Cross, Kandahar, Nato, Taliban, war injuries on October 19, 2010 |
By: Peter Beaumont
The Guardian
Wednesday 13 October 2010 11.05 BST
The number of Afghan civilians hospitalised for serious war wounds has doubled in 12 months in Kandahar, the focus of an ongoing US-led campaign against Taliban strongholds. In August and September, Mirwais regional hospital in the country’s second biggest city admitted almost 1,000 new patients with weapons injuries, according to the International Committee of the Red Cross.
The total for the same period of 2009 was 500.
The Red Cross reported a “drastic increase” in the number of amputations from war injuries, reflecting the nature of the violence.
Posted in Afghanistan, Central Asia, Gunfire, Taliban, Targeted Death, Uncategorized, tagged Afghanistan, assassination, civilian death, Kandahar, Taliban, Targeted deaths on April 28, 2010 |
By BBC News
A prominent Afghan tribal leader who spoke of his fears of assassination by the Taliban has been killed near the southern city of Kandahar.
Unidentified gunmen shot Abdul Rahman in the head as he was walking home. (more…)
