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Topic: Afghan Independent Human Rights Commission

Afghanistan: The challenge of 'good' vs 'bad' militias
Gunmen in northern Afghanistan want the Karzai government to make their local unit an official part of the security force that will take over after US withdraws.
In Afghanistan, a girl's killing stands out – for police response
Who will lead Afghanistan after Karzai?
Hundreds of Afghan women imprisoned for 'moral crimes,' says new report
Afghanistan women: 'Give us a seat at the peace table'
How 9/11 has shaped a generation of Americans
Women's rights in Afghanistan lose steam
Ideas for a better world in 2011
Nobel Peace Prize 2010: How Obama award shapes this year's choice
Afghanistan's new war crimes museum punts on still-powerful warlords
Afghanistan war: What the Taliban is doing about its image problem
Afghanistan peace jirga's unlikely critics: victims of war crimes
Karzai about face could salvage Afghanistan election
A Christian Science Perspective 'Silence is violence'
New UN report takes firm stand on women's rights in Afghanistan
US failure 'likely' caused Afghan civilian deaths, says report
US fights Taliban on another front: public relations
Afghanistan's divided opposition boosts Karzai's election bid
Afghanistan's emerging antiwar movement
Terrorism & Security Investigation: In Afghanistan, routine abuse of terror detainees

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