Tolo News: “During the conflict, the US military often responded to queries about possible civilian losses that all those killed were insurgents. Rarely was information provided showing that serious investigations into incidents of civilian deaths were carried out. During night raids – such as the attack that killed L’s family – even less evidence was offered, especially if there was CIA involvement,” the state reads. “One of the bad decisions made in Bonn was that the Afghan delegation give the US and NATO the authority of judgement. This means if they conduct night raids or commit any crime, it cannot be prosecuted,” said Janat Chakari, an analyst. Click here to read more (external link).