unama in A Sentence

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    According to the Unama, at least 32,000 civilians have been killed and another 60,000 wounded over the last decade.

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    According to mid-July figures from Unama, 1,692 civilians had been killed and another 3,430 injured in the first six months of the year.

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    The UN Assistance Mission in Afghanistan(Unama) in a statement said up to 10 children and eight women might have been killed in the strike.

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    Following the opening of the polling centres, Unama began receiving reports of attacks targeting polling centres, with the intensity of the attacks increasing throughout the day.

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    The UN Assistance Mission in Afghanistan(Unama) reported that 85 people were killed and another 373 wounded in election violence during the period from June 8 to September 30.

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    Unama said that, although the government had implemented some recommendations in its 2011 report, from training to inspections and directives, there appeared to be little follow up in the pursuit of offenders.

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    The Taliban's actions forced many ordinary Afghans to choose between exercising their right to participate in the political process and risking their own safety,” Unama said, noting that unreasonably restricting someone's right to take part in public affairs is a human rights violation.

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    Unama also called on all anti-government elements to“immediately cease” the deliberate targeting of civilians, particularly with the use of illegal and indiscriminate IEDs, and underscored the need on all parties to uphold their obligations under international law, at all times, to protect civilians from harm.

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    He expressed concern that while a Security Council resolution adopted earlier this year to extend the mandate of the United Nations Assistance Mission in Afghanistan(Unama) does focus on linkages between extremism, terrorism, drug production and illegal exploitation of natural resources of Afghanistan, it falls short of expectations in striving to cripple the Taliban's drug trade.

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