different sets of legal standards and one of the arguments you're seeing from groups like human rights for the rights watch which is a reasonable argument is that there should be at least some due process or some review for people who get picked up war and actually combatants and you know we've seen this on top of always to get it in other places but that's the tension the legal tension here between wartime law governing international law and us due process of law governed by a tradition of abs corpus that goes back well over a thousand yeah those are a lot of really important questions that need to brought up and at the same time you know at some point we have to hand over control of the prisons to. to the afghans the same way that we did in iraq and seeing how well that has worked out as there have still been reports of rampant torture and you know abuse of detainees going on at those prisons so when does that actually happen here when does the handover of control of the of the president is there any plan say it's hard to say because we haven't decided when we're leaving afghanistan we've decided it was

human rights watch. the 102 page report says members of the afghan local police or alp are responsible for crimes, including killings, rape, and arbitrary detention. human rights watch says the report is based on more than 120 interviews, including with victims of abuse as well as security officials. it accuses afghanistan of failing to hold the alp to account. human rights watch asia director brad adams said the afghan government responded to the insurgency re-activating militia that threatened the lives of ordinary people. adams said both afghan and u.s. authorities should stop supporting what he called abusive and destabilizing militias, if afghanistan has any chance of stability. the alp was created in july of 2010 to supplement the afghan national army and police at the village level. >>> human rights watch is urging the afghan government to investigate all allegations of abuse. it says reducing international troop levels should not come at the expense of the rights of the afghan people. >>> torrential rains continue to wreak havoc in many parts of south and southeast asia. countries, including thailand and india are struggling to get back on their feet.

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the empty boxes for those sa-24s. now, this is not the only arsenal that's been looted. now, we spoke to human rights watch, and they say -- and this particular member of human rights watch've been with really throughout the country, and he said that in every city they went into, where arsenals were looted, the first thing to go were these surface-to-air missiles. so, it's a cause of real concern, not just in libya, but, of course, in places like washington and european capitals as well. now, when we approached the ntc with this information, asking them why they hadn't secured the sites, whether they knew where these missiles were, they were really stunned, taken off guard by this information, and they -- we have been pursuing them throughout the day to see if they have any information as to whether their troops took it or they know who took it, and they seem to have no clue whatsoever. but i think some of the clues are there on the spot in these warehouses. if these were ordinary rebels in an organized military unit, they would have taken them in their boxes. instead, you can see they've been pried open, in some cases with crowbars, and the contents taken away. john? >>

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now on the human rights watch report i have heard some things about it but i will tell you what we have done is because of this report for human rightstraining just look at what we did with the afghan national police with the overall polices itself we went to aa week program and then we added 18 more hours of human rights training because we recognize that is something you want to reinforce in a country that has experienced 30 years of civil war and the element that has a responsibility to do that training and oversight, the special operations element understands this needs to be reinforced. we do take these allegations very seriously as alleged and they do know and we have been helping them as other elements are specifically getting at that internationally recognized and certified but whenever you normally find coalition forces you find that everything sue their own actions in daily contact. >> so you will not take on the edge training? >> we have not been asked to from this point* in then at this point* the special four since element that sees with that report says and we take this seriously and with those modifications as they mov