Australian Broadcasting Corporation, July 3, 2009
By News Online’s Sophia Gardner
Malalai Joya gained international attention after accusing Afghanistan’s leaders of war crimes. (Reuters : Ahmad Masoodd)
A politician who has been described as “the bravest woman in Afghanistan” says that military intervention is not the way to find democracy in the war-torn county.
Malalai Joya gained international attention for standing before Afghanistan’s constitutional grand assembly and accusing her country’s leaders of war crimes, human rights violations and supporting the Taliban.
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Australian Broadcasting Corporation, July 3, 2009
By News Online’s Sophia Gardner
Malalai Joya gained international attention after accusing Afghanistan’s leaders of war crimes. (Reuters : Ahmad Masoodd)
A politician who has been described as “the bravest woman in Afghanistan” says that military intervention is not the way to find democracy in the war-torn county.
Malalai Joya gained international attention for standing before Afghanistan’s constitutional grand assembly and accusing her country’s leaders of war crimes, human rights violations and supporting the Taliban.
Continued >>
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This entry was posted on July 4, 2009 at 8:19 am and is filed under Afghanistan, Commentary, Human rights, Uncategorized, US policy, USA, war, war crimes. You can follow any responses to this entry through the RSS 2.0 feed. You can leave a response, or trackback from your own site.