Human Wrongs Watch
More than 10,000 civilians were killed or wounded in the Afghanistan conflict during 2017, a nine per cent drop over 2016, according to a United Nations report out 15 February 2018, which also revealed rising casualties caused by suicide bombings and attacks using improvised explosive devices (IEDs).

Rafi Alkozai/UNAMA | Launch of the 2017 Protection of Civilians in Armed Conflict Report, in Kabul, Afghanistan. Photo: Rafi Alkozai/UNAMA
“The chilling statistics in this report provide credible data about the war’s impact, but the figures alone cannot capture the appalling human suffering inflicted on ordinary people, especially women and children,” said Tadamichi Yamamoto, the Secretary-General’s Special Representative for Afghanistan.
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