| Hans-Günter Meyer-Thompson | International
Amnesty International. Afghanistan/Pakistan: Deadly Pakistan air strikes on Kabul drug rehab centre should be investigated as possible war crime – new investigation
Amnesty International. Afghanistan/Pakistan: Deadly Pakistan air strikes on Kabul drug rehab centre should be investigated as possible war crime – new investigation
Attack breached special protection of medical facilities
No evidence of Pakistan’s claims site was a military target
Lack of investigation and accountability risks ‘entrenching impunity’ in ongoing conflict
Four months after calling on Pakistan’s authorities to explain how and why they targeted a Kabul drug rehabilitation centre on 16 March, killing at least 269 civilians, Amnesty International has published a new investigation calling for the attack to be investigated as a possible war crime. (Amnesty International, UK, 21.07.2026)