#73   #68, #70, si fuera una "noticia errónea que pretende difamar", probablemente ya tendríamos algún desmentido por parte de alguna de las organizaciones mencionadas. La noticia no dice "issued a formal statement", dice "emailed". Pero nada, seguid votando negativo sin pruebas porque no os gusta la noticia.

Pero podríais leeros la noticia:

In a phone interview, Nader Nadery, senior commissioner of the AIHRC, said the civilians executed are often people who support the Afghan government, or their family members. Some of these people "may have come into contact with the U.S. or other international forces," he said.

He said the AIHRC signed the letter to WikiLeaks. He said he and his colleagues "appreciate the efforts by WikiLeaks" to highlight some previously unreported aspects of the war, but worry that "having the names of the individuals with the location of their village and specific info about them...will enable the Taliban to develop another hit list."

CIVIC, OSI and ICG also confirmed that they signed the letter. Erica Gaston, program officer for OSI's Afghanistan-Pakistan regional policy initiative, said: "Our concern was that the Taliban had announced it was going through the data looking for names and that it would begin targeting that. It's a very real threat that they're making. They have demonstrated over and over that if they have the name of someone that has in any way been affiliated with the international community, they will find them, they will kill them in most cases."


#72, ¿por qué? ¿Existe alguna evidencia que apunte a que la noticia sea falsa? Yo todavía no he visto ninguna.