Afghanistan War Victims Seek Recognition
The United Nations reported that most victims of the Afghanistan war (2001-2021) did not receive justice or compensation, while many suffer from psychological damage such as depression and suicidal thoughts. The mission documented the killing of over 40,000 civilians and injury to another 77,000, amid ongoing neglect of efforts to hold perpetrators of violations accountable, despite a peace agreement signed in 2020 that did not include clear provisions for victims' rights. These circumstances cause profound suffering, especially with graves concentrated at the Martyrs' Hill in Kabul, where victims and their families express their feeling that the world has forgotten them, with no justice or compensation having been achieved so far.
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