Published July 2007
The Afghanistan NGO Safety Office (ANSO) provides this quarterly report on "crime and conflict related incidents" involving NGOs in Afghanistan. It also tracks "conventional and asymmetric conflict across the country" and reports a nearly 100% increase in attacks in the past year. The report covers December 22, 2006 - June 30, 2007.
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