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More rockets strike Kabul as Amnesty investigates massacre claim Fri 21 May 99 - 07:12 GMT KABUL, May 21 (AFP) - Afghanistan's Northern Alliance on Friday staged new rocket strikes on Kabul as Amnesty International announced it was investigating an alleged massacre. Afghan Opposition Accuses Taliban of Purging Shiites in Herat Story Filed: Friday, May 21, 1999 7:26 AM EST ISLAMABAD (May 21) XINHUA - The Afghan opposition alliance Friday accused the ruling Taliban of launching ethnic cleansing of Shiites from the western province of Herat, according to a report of News Network International Taliban says it has crushed Iran-backed plot in Herat Fri 21 May 99 - 11:11 GMT ISLAMABAD, May 21 (AFP) - Afghanistan's ruling Taliban militia said Friday it had crushed an Iranian-backed plot to create turmoil in its western stronghold of Herat, killing eight opponents and arresting 100 others. Harrakat e Islami e Afghanistan Takhar, Afghanistan 10.00pm Kabul Time / 21 May 1999 Herat Reports from Alliance commanders in Herat have confirmed accounts that the occupying Taleban militia has commenced a systematic purge of Shiites in Herat City. Voice of America THE VOICE OF AMERICA PRESENTS DIFFERING POINTS OF VIEW ON A WIDE VARIETY OF ISSUES. NEXT, AN EDITORIAL EXPRESSING THE POLICIES OF THE UNITED STATES New Order Rises From Afghan Lair Taliban Militia Reshapes Warlord's Luxury Base By Pamela Constable Washington Post Foreign Service Friday, May 21, 1999; Page A23 KAYAN, Afghanistan—Hidden deep in the mountains of northeastern Afghanistan, a jolting three-hour journey from the nearest paved road, lie the ruins of a modern monument to megalomania. It is the indulgent creation of a man who No atrocities committed by Taliban in Bamiyan: claims eyewitness ISLAMABAD (NNI): Taliban have committed no atrocities in the Bamiyan after they re-took this central Afghan town on May 9, said a journalist working for a London-based television network on his return from Bamiyan on Thursday. Afghanistan rival parties agree to negotiate in Tashkent Story Filed: Friday, May 21, 1999 3:40 AM EST ISLAMABAD, May 21 (Itar-Tass) - Delegates of Afghanistan's Taliban movement and of the rival northern alliance will first attend a six plus two meeting planned in Uzbekistan's capital Tashkent. Voice of America INTRO: THE UNITED NATIONS SAYS ITS INTERNATIONAL STAFF HAS COMPLETED AN ASSESSMENT MISSION TO THE NORTHERN AFGHAN CITY OF MAZAR-E-SHARIF, THE FIRST Afghan groups to attend 6+2 group moot in Tashkent ISLAMABAD (NNI): Afghan groups will participate in the proposed high level meeting of the "six plus two" group meeting in Tashkent, the capital city of Uzbekistan, Foreign Office spokesman said. Australian aid builds village in Afghanistan ISLAMABAD (NNI): Austria has started construction of a new village in the earthquake-affected district of Shahr-i-Buzurg, located in Afghanistan's north-east province of Badakhshan". INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE ON AIR LAW Press Release Montreal,19 May 1999 On May 10, 1999 International conference on Air Law which began at the Headquarters of International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO) in Montreal, Canada the conference runs through 28 May. In this conference some Afghanistan Weekly Update No. 313 Source: UN Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs (OCHA) Date: 20 May 1999 SIDA MISSION The Swedish mission visited Kabul, Faizabad and Peshawar before departing from Islamabad on 13th May. The visit was in preparation for the meeting of the Afghanistan Support Group in Stockholm during June. Babar owns foreign account, says EB ISLAMABAD (NNI) - Investigation officials probing into embezzlement of Bait-ul-Maal funds by Major Gen. (Retd) Nasirullah Khan Babar have found startling evidence of his foreign accounts with a deposit of pound sterlin Afghan opposition rockets kill two in Kabul 08:43 a.m. May 20, 1999 Eastern KABUL, May 20 (Reuters) - At least two people were killed in an opposition rocket attack on the Afghan capital Kabul on Thursday, residents said. |
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