“The question everyone should be asking is why after 20 years and hundreds of millions of dollars the state of women’s health care is so grim,” said Gossman in an email.
Rights report: State of Afghan women's health care grim
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Back in 2012, Human Rights Watch warned NATO that unless it held government forces as well as the Taliban accountable for abuses, the alliance's “legacy would be a country run by abusive warlords - including the Taliban - and unaccountable security forces,” said Patricia Gossman, associate director for Asia at the New York-based group.
Analysis: NATO faces conundrum as it mulls Afghan pullout
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