اعتراض قربانیان به حضور جنایتکاران در قدرت

Report of AfghanNews TV in Kabul from demonstration of the Social Association of the Afghan

Justice-Seekers (SAAJS) in Kabul on December 10,2011.


KABUL, Dec. 10, 2011 (Xinhua) -- Some 100 people including women staged a peaceful

demonstration in Kabul on Saturday and demanded justice for those who committed

crimes against humanity in Afghanistan over the past three decades of conflicts.

Bearing the banners and placards inscribed with"War criminals should be brought to

justice", "War criminals should be ousted from government posts"and"U.S., NATO stop

war crimes", the demonstrators gathered in Kabul downtown and after delivering

speeches and slogans dispersed peacefully.

Saturday's demonstration held in Kabul, mostly by the families of war victims to mark the

Universal Human Rights Day, demanding the punishment of those responsible for

committing crimes against humanity over the past three decades of conflicts and civil

strife in the war-torn country.

Afghanistan has tremendously suffered over the past three decades of war and civil

strife. Several former commanders who were involved in the past 30 years of war and

have been accused of abusing human rights are currently legislators and government

functionaries in the present Afghan administration.

Organized by a non-governmental agency called"Social Association of Afghan Justice

Seekers" the protesters said:"peace in Afghanistan without justice is useless," adding

that all those committed crimes against humanity over the past three decades must be

brought to justice and be punished.

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