
The UN in 2015 recorded its highest number of civilians killed or wounded in Afghanistan, according to a new report Sunday, with children paying a particularly heavy toll as struggling Afghan forces faced a militant surge.
There were 11,002 civilian casualties in 2015, a four percent rise over 2014, the UN said in the annual report, with 3,545 of them fatalities. One in every four casualties was a child while one in ten was a woman, the report said, with the UN's special representative for Afghanistan Nicholas Haysom branding the figures "unacceptable".
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