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	Afghanistan timeline April 2000
		In the Darra-e-Noor area of the Khewa district in Nangarhar province, Afghanistan, dozens were killed in a clash between Taliban forces and supporters of Hazrat Ali, commander of the defunct Eastern Shoora.
		Swarms of locusts descended on drought-hit wheat crops and fruit orchards in Baghlan province, Afghanistan.
		UNICEF announced that over the past three weeks the measles had killed nearly 100 children in Tolak district, Ghor province, Afghanistan, and over 50 children in Yaftalafain district, Badakhshan province, bringing the toll of the outbreak to more than 1000.
	www.fact-index.com /a/af/afghanistan_timeline_april_2000.html (1076 words)

	Hazarajat - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Discoveries of Professor Bivar in the Jaghuri and Uruzgan district of southern Hazarajat leave no doubt that Hazarajat was indeed in the heart of Zabulistan, a kingdom ruled by the Mihiraluka dynasty around 500 A.D. Before the introduction of Islam in the present day Afghanistan, the land was ruled by small dynasties.
		There were also IDPs from the fighting in Dara e Suf, 25 in Lal centre." (UN's Coordinator Office, March 2000, Part I) This number includes an exodus of 45,000 people from the central highlands to other parts of Afghanistan, Iran and Pakistan.
		Central Bamiyan and parts of neighboring Saigan District and Shibar were totally depopulated by the climax of the fighting on 15 May. Many of these displaced people have been relocating from one district to another, trying to find accommodation and food to enable them to survive the winter.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Hazarajat (2409 words)

	Reference.com/Encyclopedia/2000 in Afghanistan
		April 20 - UNICEF announced that over the past three weeks the measles had killed nearly 100 children in Tolak district, Ghor province, Afghanistan, and over 50 children in the Yaftalafain district of Badakhshan province.
		April 22 - Swarms of locusts descended on drought-hit wheat crops and fruit orchards in Baghlan province, Afghanistan.
		April 24 - In the Darra-e-Noor area of the Khewa district in Nangarhar province, Afghanistan, dozens were killed in a clash between Taliban forces and supporters of Hazrat Ali, commander of the defunct Eastern Shoora.
	www.reference.com /browse/wiki/Afghanistan_timeline_January_2000 (2423 words)

	Embassy of Afghanistan, Tokyo
		Currently, residents of western districts of the province had to trek to central parts of Nuristan for nearly 96 hours, via Nangarhar, Kunar and Laghman provinces, the governor said while referring to commuter hardships.
		Charikar, June 13, 2007 (Pajhwok Afghan News): A 20-bed hospital was inaugurated in Koh-i-Safi district of the central Parwan province on Wednesday.
		The Japanese funding will be used for coordination; micro-planning at district, provincial and regional level; advocacy; public information and social mobilization; training of volunteers; vaccine and immunization logistics; door-to-door polio immunization; and monitoring and evaluation.
	www.afghanembassyjp.com /latestnews.html (21141 words)

	The Tribune, Chandigarh, India - Main News
		US planes attacked Afghanistan’s ruling Taliban on the frontline north of Kabul early today as Washington admitted to mistakenly hitting civilian areas in earlier bombing raids.
		The commander, Mohammad Atta, said his forces in the Dara-e-Souf valley, 70 km south of the key northern town of Mazar-e-Sharif, had mounted an offensive towards the district of Keshendeh during the night.
		He said “wave after wave” of US air attacks on the enemy lines had enabled his men to win control of four villages in fighting which left between 70 and 80 Taliban troops dead.
	www.tribuneindia.com /2001/20011025/main2.htm (533 words)

	Asia - Selected situations
		The UN is assisting approximately 300,000 IDPs in Kabul, Panjshir, Hazarajat, Dara Souf, Kunduz, and Khojar Ghar (OCHA - 07/12/99).
		An estimated 83,000 ethnic Nepalese fled Bhutan between 1990 and 1993 in fear of the enforcement of new citizenship laws and the “one nation, one people” policy of cultural assimilation passed by the Government of Bhutan in the late 1980s.
		The sampling technique employed in the Belu district survey resulted in an overestimate of the prevalence of wasting in this area as younger children were over-represented.
	www.unsystem.org /scn/archives/rnis30/ch3.htm (6436 words)

	Resolutions and Related Reports: Afghanistan, Report on the situation of human rights in Afghanistan (E/CN.4/2000/33)
		Widespread first-hand reports indicated that there were house and crop burnings, forced deportations, family separations, the separation and deportation of women, and arbitrary killing in southern Shamali.
		Currently the education sector is characterized by limited human and financial resources, the absence of a national education policy and curricula at pre-university levels, the unpreparedness of the authorities to rehabilitate destroyed school buildings and facilities and the discriminatory policies banning access of female students to all levels of education;
		(e) A recent World Bank workshop on education in Afghanistan (Islamabad, November 1999) concluded that even with the current restrictive environment, opportunities exist for expanding the education base for Afghan children requiring medium and long-term investment in human and financial resources in the education sector;
	www.reliefweb.int /rw/rwb.nsf/db900SID/OCHA-64D7LT?OpenDocument (8018 words)

	QUESTION OF THE VIOLATION OF HUMAN RIGHTS AND FUNDAMENTAL FREEDOMS IN ANY PART OF THE WORLD (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-26)
		Widespread first-hand reports indicated that there were house and crop burnings, forced deportations, family separations, the separation and deportation of women, and arbitrary killing in southern Shamali.
		Currently the education sector is characterized by limited human and financial resources, the absence of a national education policy and curricula at pre-university levels, the unpreparedness of the authorities to rehabilitate destroyed school buildings and facilities and the discriminatory policies banning access of female students to all levels of education;
		(e) A recent World Bank workshop on education in Afghanistan (Islamabad, November 1999) concluded that even with the current restrictive environment, opportunities exist for expanding the education base for Afghan children requiring medium and long-term investment in human and financial resources in the education sector;
	www.pcpafg.org /organizations/Human_rights/hrweb/Class2/HCHR_Statement/2000_331.htm (7892 words)

	S/ 2000/ 205
		of Dara-e Souf in the province of Samangan.
		In Kandahar, 10 districts of the province, Kandahar City and
		Fighting in December and January in the Sang Charak district of Jowjzan province
	www.hri.ca /fortherecord2000/documentation/security/s-2000-205.htm (4231 words)

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		The Pakistan-based news agency said the five, including commander Mohamad Bilal, were detained along with 15 soldiers after a fierce fight that began Friday night in Dara Sauf, Samangan Province, in the north.
		Meanwhile, the Afghan Consulate in Peshawar, western Pakistan, told AIP that the body of Abdul Haq, a prominent opposition leader who was executed by the Taliban Friday, will likely be buried in Jalozai, Pakistan, near Peshawar.
		Some Pakistani officials said Abdul Haq had been less than discreet in his movements in Afghanistan, visiting his home district, which he considered relatively safe; traveling with several armed companions; talking openly about plans to overthrow the Taliban; and making almost hourly satellite telephone calls to his brother in Peshawar.
	www.suite101.com /discussion.cfm/investing/68672/106-115 (2544 words)

	40-50 US Troops Killed While Helicopter Crashes in Afghanistan: AIP
		A spokesman for the Afghan Taliban claimed Saturday that 40 to 50 U.S. troops were killed while their helicopter was shot down by the Taliban anti-aircraft gunfire, according to the Afghan Islamic Press (AIP).
		The spokesman, Mullah Amir Khan Muttaqi told AIP that a U.S. helicopter crashed for unknown reasons in Nawur district of Ghazni province and a second gunship was shot down by the Taliban soldiers as it came to rescue the crew of the first.
		Early Saturday, a Taliban diplomat claimed that two U.S. aircraft were shot down by Taliban anti-aircraft gunfire in southern Afghan province of Ghazni during the U.S. air strikes Friday night.
	english.peopledaily.com.cn /english/200111/04/eng20011104_83850.html (358 words)

	Afghanistan Reconstruction - knowledge, collaboration, information, partnerships
		A leading Afghan commander, General Abdul Rashid Dostum, has said a disarmament programme which resumed in the north of the country on Friday has been a success.
		In a BBC interview, General Dostum said that rival armed groups in two northern Afghan districts, Dara-e-Souf in Samangan province and Keshinde in Balkh province, have laid down their weapons.
		He said he was visiting another district, Shoulgara, where disarming is scheduled to take place on Monday
	home.developmentgateway.org /afghanistan/rc/ItemDetail.do~266846 (117 words)

	afghanistan
		The Northern Alliance is still outnumbered and unwilling to commit its small forces until the US has softened up its enemy.
		The air offensive has yet to produce the large-scale defections the opposition were hoping for." In another report, one commander sees improvement "anti-Taliban commander Mohamed Atta said his forces in the Dara-e-Souf valley, 70km south of the key northern town of Mazar-i-Sharif, had mounted a night offensive on Keshendeh district.
		He said that "wave after wave" of US air attacks on "enemy" lines had enabled his men to gain control of four villages and take 150 prisoners after a battle that left between 70 and 80 Taliban troops dead.
	www.fsu.edu /~wtcteach/afghanistan.htm (4353 words)

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