he may not even be in afghanistan or germany. he may not be exactly where that crime has occurred.mmander will look at the file and decide as a crime they committed and is there enough evidence to go for it. you said that commander making that decision is bill proposes there will be a trained military prosecutor so it doesn't matter what test the file goes on. the person -- what matters is that person is trained and understands the law, understands the nature of the crimes and can weigh the evidence and make a decision based on the evidence not whether he likes or doesn't like the victim or values or doesn't value the perpetrator. those biases are white are affecting the system negatively today. so that is why the world away is not a concern because the investigation proceeds exactly if it ever has. the only difference is that goes on to make the ultimate legal decision. and then last back to the issue of whether commanders are being held accountable. commanders are held accountable. we have an edifying bill not only is retaliation now a crime but they will be measured as senator b

he may not even be in afghanistan or germany, may not be exactly where the crime has occurred. the 06 commander will look at the file and decide has a crime again committed, is there enough evidence to go forward. instead of that commander making that decision, this bill proposes that it will be a trained military prosecutor. so it doesn't matter what desk the file goes on, what does matter is the desk of the person whose desk that file goes on is objective. what matters is that person is actually trained, unders the law, the nature of the crimes, can weigh the evidence and make a decision based on the evidence, not whether he likes or doesn't like the victim or values or doesn't value the perpetrator. those biases is what is affecting the system negatively today. so that is why the world away is not -- is not a concern because the investigation proceeds exactly as it ever has been. the only difference is whose desk it goes on to make the ultimate legal decision. and then last, back to this issue of whether commanders are being held accountable. commanders are held accountable.

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or the real power in afghanistan. thousands of people are preparing to march in cities across germany to commemorate an anti-fascist activist united and an early ninety's the government is on a course a against these promoted by far right groups l.g.p.l. all of us for the horrors of germany's history with the far right perhaps no better illustrated than here in central berlin at the memorial to those who were murdered during the holocaust nacer on saturday there was potentially going to see clashes between far right neo nazis and and the fascist groups folks here in berlin other cities and towns around the country now here in berlin is taking part in the memorial to the murder of a n t fascist activist who was stabbed to death in a berlin metro station twenty one years ago now in the past that house resulted in clashes between the far right and the far left now to find out a little bit more about the role of the far right and how they still exist here in modern germany i'm joined by dr didion bosch thank you very much a historian and political scientist now. we stood next to the holocaust memorial perhaps there is no more p

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afghanistan. and they come from 49 member countries. the international security and assistance force, or, i sat, that's the nato force, they tell us that. britain, italy, germany, they are all major contributors. but it will come as no surprise that u.s. sends the most number of troops there. 54,500 american troops. that according to the latest pick jury. now the highest number of troops was an awful lot more than that, so you can see how many have come home, as its height it was 101,000. that was just after president obama's spur of troops and that was in 2011. the extra 33,000 u.s. troops that he sent in the surge to afghanistan have now been withdrawn. and washington is going to continue to wind down, right the way to about february of next year, and this is the target for the white house. 34,000 troops, now of that there should be there in february, they are gradually going to bring out about half of them, until the end of 2014, there is around 15,000 troops on the ground. maybe a bit more, maybe as many as 20,000. it will be a mix, though, including turkish troops. but, john, most of the troops will be american. >> john, good to see you, thank you very mu