The Pakistani military killed at least 269 civilians at a drug rehabilitation centre.
Then it tried to sell the world the story that it had struck militants and an ammunition depot.
Investigations by both Amnesty International (@amnesty ) and The New York Times (@nytimes ) reject those claims.
The New York Times' investigation found a rehabilitation centre full of civilians.
Amnesty International says it found no evidence supporting Pakistan's claim and concludes that the attack should be investigated as a possible war crime.
The case should make it to ICC and The Hague.
Pakistani Military should be held accountable.
Il 16 marzo l'esercito del Pakistan ha colpito un centro di riabilitazione per persone tossicodipendenti di Kabul, in Afganistan, causando la morte di almeno 269 civili. La nostra indagine https://t.co/lcYvqCKiMn
@amnesty found no evidence to support the Pakistan military’s claims that Omid Rehabilitation and Treatment Centre was being used to store weapons and ammunition or for other military purposes at the time of the attack. The air strikes violated the special protection afforded to healthcare facilities under international humanitarian law (IHL), as well the principles of distinction, precaution and proportionality designed to protect civilians.
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#IHL must be respected at all times. Civilians and civilian infrastructure must never be targeted. We call for restraint, de-escalation and the protection of civilians.
The mediators of peace in the Middle East continue to commit war crimes with impunity. Double tapping means you are ensuring you do not discriminate civilian and health workers from your alleged target. State terrorism at its most blatant.
The 16/3 attack by #Pakistan @ Omid Drug Rehab Hosp #Kabul where #UNAMA verified 269+ civilians killed demands a full,indep investigation. Deliberate attacks on civilians or civ objects may amount to war crimes. I also urge Taliban to ensure safety of patients in such facilities
A Pakistani airstrike on a drug treatment center in Afghanistan on March 16 was an unlawful attack and a possible war crime.
Pakistani authorities should investigate the incident and hold all those responsible for wrongdoing to account. https://t.co/NOn3uMzqLV
I am deeply saddened by the latest reports of civilian casualties as a result of Pakistani airstrikes in Kabul. Targeting civilian homes, educational facilities or medical infrastructure, either intentional or by mistake, is a war crime. The sheer disregard for human lives, especially during the holy month of Ramadan, is sickening and deeply concerning. It will only fuel division and hatred. I call upon the UN and other human rights agencies to thoroughly investigate this latest atrocity and hold the perpetrators to account. I stand with my Afghan people in this difficult time. We shall heal, and we will rise as a nation. We always do. Inshallah ! 🇦🇫
I echo that the air strike by #Pakistan impacting a drug rehabilitation centre in #Kabul reportedly leaving scores dead and injured, must be promptly, independently and transparently investigated, those responsible held to account, and reparations made to victims and families.
#Afghanistan/#Pakistan: We call for investigations & accountability for last night’s tragic blast at a drug rehabilitation centre in Kabul, that left scores of patients dead. All parties must take effective measures to ensure the protection of civilians.
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Breaking News: At least 400 people were killed in Afghanistan after Pakistan struck a drug rehabilitation center in Kabul, Afghan officials said. https://t.co/sCUKuwg3hg
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