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World Court To Continue Afghanistan War Crimes Probe
The International Criminal Court on Monday gave its chief prosecutor the green light to continue a probe into atrocities committed in Afghanistan, saying Kabul "showed no interest" in a domestic investigation.
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World Court Prosecutor Seeks Nod To Resume Probe Into Afghanistan War Crimes
International Criminal Court (ICC) prosecutor Karim Khan said today that he has asked the court to let him resume the inquiry into alleged war crimes in Afghanistan as he does not find the new authorities in Kabul fit to litigate independently.
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Gunmen Shoot Dead Two Women Supreme Court Judges In Kabul
Gunmen shot dead two Afghan women judges working for the Supreme Court during an early morning ambush in the country's capital Sunday, officials said, as a wave of assassinations continues to rattle the nation.
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Rocket Lands In Indian Envoy's Residential Compound In Kabul, No Injuries Reported: Sources
A rocket propelled grenade exploded inside India House, Indian Ambassador Manpreet Vohra's residential compound in Kabul this afternoon. Top sources confirmed there were no injuries after it exploded on the tennis court of the residential compound.
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Suicide Bomber Kills At Least 19 At Afghanistan's Supreme Court
A suicide bomber attacked Afghanistan's Supreme Court just as staff were leaving work Tuesday, killing at least 19 people and injuring 41 in the second attack on government institutions in under a month.
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Suicide Bomber Kills 10 Near Afghanistan's Kabul
Ten people were killed in Afghanistan today when a suicide bomber on foot detonated his explosives, striking a vehicle carrying court employees near the capital Kabul, the interior ministry said.
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The Walls Have Eyes: Kabul's Anti-Corruption Graffiti
Under a soldier's watchful gaze, a group of artists paint a blast wall outside Kabul's presidential palace with a huge pair of eyes in bright, almost psychedelic colours.
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Court Overturns Death Sentences in Mob Killing of Afghan Woman: Judge
An Afghan appeal court has overturned the death sentences given to four men for the lynching in March of a woman falsely accused of blasphemy in Kabul, a judge said Thursday.
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4 Sentenced to Death in Kabul Lynching Case
An Afghan court today sentenced four men to death for the public lynching in Kabul of a 27-year-old woman falsely accused of burning the Koran.
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Afghan Court Shows Video of Mob Lynching Woman in Kabul
Video of a crowd killing an Afghan woman accused of burning pages from a Koran was shown in court on Sunday in the trial of nearly 50 people over a lynching that prompted outrage and protests in Kabul.
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Afghan Religious Teacher Jailed for 20 Years for Rape
An Afghan court has sentenced a religious teacher to 20 years in prison after finding him guilty of raping a 10-year-old girl.
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Death Sentence Given in AP Photographer's Killing
A Kabul court announced today that the Afghan police officer charged with killing Associated Press photographer Anja Niedringhaus and wounding veteran AP correspondent Kathy Gannon has been convicted and sentenced to death.
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'High-Value' Guantanamo Inmate Charged With Terrorism
An Iraqi "high-value" detainee at Guantanamo, accused of being an Al-Qaeda commander in Afghanistan and Pakistan, was referred to a military court on terror charges, the Pentagon said on Tuesday.
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Afghanistan forces take over security from NATO
Afghan forces took control of security across the country today, marking a major milestone as US-led combat troops prepare to withdraw after 12 years of fighting the Taliban.
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Suicide blast in Kabul kills 17 at Supreme Court
A suicide car bomber struck outside the Supreme Court in the Afghan capital on Tuesday, killing at least 17 people and wounding 39 in the second consecutive day of militant attacks in the heart of Kabul.
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World Court To Continue Afghanistan War Crimes Probe
The International Criminal Court on Monday gave its chief prosecutor the green light to continue a probe into atrocities committed in Afghanistan, saying Kabul "showed no interest" in a domestic investigation.
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World Court Prosecutor Seeks Nod To Resume Probe Into Afghanistan War Crimes
International Criminal Court (ICC) prosecutor Karim Khan said today that he has asked the court to let him resume the inquiry into alleged war crimes in Afghanistan as he does not find the new authorities in Kabul fit to litigate independently.
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Gunmen Shoot Dead Two Women Supreme Court Judges In Kabul
Gunmen shot dead two Afghan women judges working for the Supreme Court during an early morning ambush in the country's capital Sunday, officials said, as a wave of assassinations continues to rattle the nation.
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Rocket Lands In Indian Envoy's Residential Compound In Kabul, No Injuries Reported: Sources
A rocket propelled grenade exploded inside India House, Indian Ambassador Manpreet Vohra's residential compound in Kabul this afternoon. Top sources confirmed there were no injuries after it exploded on the tennis court of the residential compound.
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Suicide Bomber Kills At Least 19 At Afghanistan's Supreme Court
A suicide bomber attacked Afghanistan's Supreme Court just as staff were leaving work Tuesday, killing at least 19 people and injuring 41 in the second attack on government institutions in under a month.
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Suicide Bomber Kills 10 Near Afghanistan's Kabul
Ten people were killed in Afghanistan today when a suicide bomber on foot detonated his explosives, striking a vehicle carrying court employees near the capital Kabul, the interior ministry said.
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The Walls Have Eyes: Kabul's Anti-Corruption Graffiti
Under a soldier's watchful gaze, a group of artists paint a blast wall outside Kabul's presidential palace with a huge pair of eyes in bright, almost psychedelic colours.
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Court Overturns Death Sentences in Mob Killing of Afghan Woman: Judge
An Afghan appeal court has overturned the death sentences given to four men for the lynching in March of a woman falsely accused of blasphemy in Kabul, a judge said Thursday.
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4 Sentenced to Death in Kabul Lynching Case
An Afghan court today sentenced four men to death for the public lynching in Kabul of a 27-year-old woman falsely accused of burning the Koran.
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Afghan Court Shows Video of Mob Lynching Woman in Kabul
Video of a crowd killing an Afghan woman accused of burning pages from a Koran was shown in court on Sunday in the trial of nearly 50 people over a lynching that prompted outrage and protests in Kabul.
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Afghan Religious Teacher Jailed for 20 Years for Rape
An Afghan court has sentenced a religious teacher to 20 years in prison after finding him guilty of raping a 10-year-old girl.
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Death Sentence Given in AP Photographer's Killing
A Kabul court announced today that the Afghan police officer charged with killing Associated Press photographer Anja Niedringhaus and wounding veteran AP correspondent Kathy Gannon has been convicted and sentenced to death.
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'High-Value' Guantanamo Inmate Charged With Terrorism
An Iraqi "high-value" detainee at Guantanamo, accused of being an Al-Qaeda commander in Afghanistan and Pakistan, was referred to a military court on terror charges, the Pentagon said on Tuesday.
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Afghanistan forces take over security from NATO
Afghan forces took control of security across the country today, marking a major milestone as US-led combat troops prepare to withdraw after 12 years of fighting the Taliban.
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Suicide blast in Kabul kills 17 at Supreme Court
A suicide car bomber struck outside the Supreme Court in the Afghan capital on Tuesday, killing at least 17 people and wounding 39 in the second consecutive day of militant attacks in the heart of Kabul.
