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Rome Statute   Afghanistan acceded to the Rome Statute on 10 February 2003
Agreement on Privileges and Immunities Afghanistan has not acceded to the Agreement on Privileges and Immunities.
Bilateral Immunity Agreement Signed September 20, 2002 (executive agreement).
Implementing Legislation In March 2005, the government set up a technical Commission to follow through with the implementing legislation process. One year later, the Commission was expanded to incorporate other actors. One of the NGO Commission members has prepared a preliminary draft on ICC implementing legislation which received comments and inputs from various actors involved in the implementation process. The draft was then presented to the Ministry of Justice and AIHRC introduced a legal adviser for further assistance, however, there has not been any further advance in relation to the process throughout 2009. The Rome Statute and the Rules of Procedure and Evidence have been translated into Dari.
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NGO Media Statements
Author Date and Title
Amnesty International
03 June 2013
Amnesty International called on NATO to address human rights in Afghanistan in a meeting on the country’s future this week
Amnesty International
30 May 2013
Afghanistan: Attacks on humanitarian workers must end
Human Rights Watch
07 May 2013
Afghanistan: Peaceful Protest Suppressed
Physicians for Human Rights
24 Apr 2013
Afghanistan Must Bolster Its Capacity to Identify the Missing, PHR Declares in New Report
Amnesty International
18 Apr 2013
Afghanistan: Medical personnel killed in attack
Amnesty International
09 Apr 2013
Afghanistan: Urgent need to protect civilians following fresh attacks
FIDH
22 Mar 2013
The Afghan government and the whole UN system must reinvigorate their engagement to protect human rights in Afghanistan