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Taliban Attacks Have Killed Dozens of Police and Civilians Across Afghanistan in Past Three Days
The violence came as Amnesty International released a report saying that the number of internally displaced people in Afghanistan has doubled in the last three years.
UN Security Council Reminds the World: Don't Bomb Hospitals or Kill Doctors
As medical centers in conflict areas continue to be assaulted, the UN adopted a resolution demanding that countries comply with their obligations under international law to protect healthcare personnel and facilities.
US Claims Assault on MSF Afghan Hospital Isn't a War Crime Because It Was an Accident
A US military investigation found that series of human and equipment-related errors led to the attack in Kunduz, which lasted for a full half-hour and killed 42 people before the gunship stopped firing on the hospital.
Afghanistan Braces for Tough Fighting Season as Taliban Announces Spring Offensive
'Jihad against the aggressive and usurping infidel army is a holy obligation upon our necks,' said a Taliban statement, as they announced the start of this year's fighting season.
US General Apologizes in Person for Bombing MSF Hospital in Afghanistan
Last October, a US gunship bombed a hospital in Kunduz, killing 42 people and wounding 37 others. Five months later, the new US commander in Afghanistan visited the city and apologized.
Another Doctors Without Borders Hospital Has Been Bombed in Syria
The medical charity said rhree people were killed and at least six wounded in an airstrike on a hospital in southern Syria. In December, barrel-bomb attacks partially ?destroyed an MSF-supported hospital in the Homs Governorate, killing seven people.
Taliban Prison Break (Extra Scene from 'The Resurgence of the Taliban')
In this extra scene, VICE News filmmaker Nagieb Khaja speaks to one of the hundreds of prisoners that escaped from a Kunduz jail, rumored to have been aided by the Taliban.
US Special Forces Couldn’t See Afghan Hospital When They Called in Deadly Strike
New details have emerged about the location of US forces ahead of the deadly airstrike that killed 30 people and destroyed a Doctors Without Borders Hospital in the Afghan city of Kunduz.
Embedded in Northern Afghanistan: The Resurgence of the Taliban
VICE News filmmaker Nagieb Khaja gained exclusive access to the Taliban, and spoke to fighters that briefly took control of Kunduz — the first major city to fall to the group since it was ousted from power in 2001.
Genopstandelsen af Taliban (Trailer)
Den danske journalist Nagieb Khaja fik eksklusiv adgang til Taliban og talte med krigerne, der for en kort stund havde kontrol over byen Kunduz - den første større by gruppen har overtaget, siden de mistede magten i landet i 2001.
The Resurgence of the Taliban (Trailer)
VICE News filmmaker Nagieb Khaja gained exclusive access to the Taliban, and spoke to fighters that briefly took control of Kunduz — the first major city to fall to the group since it was ousted from power in 2001.