Afghan militias, accused of violating citizens policy

KABUL, Afghanistan - Human Rights Watch said the Afghan militants and some units are supported Tempatan policy has made ​​mistakes, including stealing from homes and beating residents.

Based in New York set of rights said in a 102-page report issued Isnin bahawa royal army of Afghanistan and America need to take steps to ensure that irregular militias disbanded and policy be made accountable.

Afghan police Tempatan embodied years ago to establish the state policy and the army and help provide safety in places where forces are thin. They will help provide safety to the Afghan army and policy force sufficiently recruited to take over the safety of fighters to Afghanistan as foreign troops to leave by the end of 2014.

US-led coalition, also known as ISAF, said it would review the report.