International Security Assistance Force

the International Security Assistance Forces (ISAF) have been fighting the Al-Qaida and the Taliban insurgents throughout Afghanistan. After 10 years of conflicts, war and deadly clashes between International community, Afghanistan government and the Taliban group today Afghanistan is entering into a new phase by taking security responsibilities from the US and International forces. One of the biggest problems in the history of Afghanistan will be the 2014 Withdrawal of US and International arm forces

Progress has also been made in repairing and improving the infrastructure of corrections and training facilities” {Security- Canada’s Mentoring Role}. The Canadian forces provide Afghanistan with decisive and influential training to most, if not all Afghanistan National Army (ANA) personnel for them to become more capable and self sufficient when managing its populace. This concept shall assist

Hall CJ 4475 Term Paper By: Alejandro Cespedes Northwestern State University 02 November 2014 COIN Operation and US involvement in Afghanistan Abstract Counterinsurgency, well known as COIN, operations refers to an activity where the armed forces in collaboration with the civilian populous try to defend the legitimacy of existing government from internal insurgency (Paul, & Clarke, 2011). According to Field Manual 3-24, counterinsurgency is a deliberate and combined effort by both civilian

as against the US-led NATO forces, which has had its effects inside Afghanistan as well as neighbourhood, particularly Pakistan. Although the latest war (post 9/11) has been a result of actions taken by non-Afghan individuals and groups , main victims have been the people of Afghanistan. With another transition approaching in 2014 when

launched by the Security Council of the United Nations in the aim to secure peace and to help populations in reconstructing stable and durable government and institutions (United Nations, 1945). This essay will focus on the peacekeeping mission created in 2002 at the request of the Government of Afghanistan, "to assist it and the people… in laying the foundations for sustainable peace and development in the country" (UNAMA, n.d.). This mission is called the United Nation Assistance Mission in Afghanistan

Because of this image of being unfit to control its own affairs, the international community has long been involved in the history of Afghanistan. The world intervenes in Afghan conflicts and works to keep the country in order. Sometimes the outside assistance is advantageous to the Afghan people, but at other times it is unnecessary and only creates more problems. In this paper I will examine the prominent role of the international community throughout Afghanistan’s history. I will begin with

enforced by imprisonment, executions, and amputations for those who disobeyed. Accordingly, the Taliban regime met opposition from other countries and international organizations since the beginning. In fact, only the United Arab Emirates, Pakistan, and Saudi Arabia acknowledged the Taliban government. It finally came to the point that the UN Security Council released resolutions in the late 90s regarding the Taliban’s human rights violations and their refusal to extradite another Islamic extremist

Al-Qaeda and the Taliban regime in Afghanistan. Canada announces that it will contribute air, land and sea forces to Operation Enduring Freedom. Explanation: This event was the official start to Canada’s 13-year intervention into Afghanistan. 3. August 2003 : Under Operation Athena, Canadian Forces deploy to Kabul to take part in the National Security

Canada needed to go to Afghanistan to maintain world peace for many reasons. First, Afghanistan needed assistance after becoming overwhelmed with terrorist groups such as al-Qaeda which had set up training camps in Afghanistan. Secondly, people around the world were starting to doubt the effectiveness of international organizations like NATO and the UN’s. Finally, Afghanistan was becoming a training ground for al-Qaeda and Canada had to help in the fight against terrorism by going to Afghanistan

Mainstream media has extensively covered the war called Operation Iraq Freedom where thousands of our armed forces were killed leaving millions without their mother and father. It has been said that this was a senseless way that should have never begun; in the same manner, it is a war that many feel was needed and very necessary. The purpose of my extended is to uncover the facts of this topic that has been considered off limits and inappropriate especially in the mainstream media. In efforts to