Sar-e--Siwak Massacre, Nili, Daykundi (2022)
Incident- Date
- Apr 3, 2024
- Incident date
- 2022/11/23
- Year of incident
- 2022
- Province of incident
- Daykundi: Nili
- District geolocation of incident
Latitude: 33.7167329823634
Longitude: 66.1671327720803
- District geolocation of incident (linked Incident)
- Nili
- Town/Village
- Sar-e-Siwak
- Types of incident
- Execution
- Ground Attack
- Hand Grenade
- Heavy Weapon Attack
- Targeted Killing
- Conflict parties
- Taliban
- Alleged types of crimes
- War crime: Attacking civilian objects
- War crime: Attacking civilians
- War crime: Cruel treatment
- War crime: Denying quarter
- War crime: Inhuman treatment
- War crime: Murder
- War crime: Pillaging
- War crime: Torture
- War crime: Treacherously killing or wounding
- War crime: Wilful killing
- War crime: Wilfully causing great suffering
- Act of genocide: Causing serious bodily or mental harm
- Act of genocide: Deliberately inflicting conditions of life calculated to bring about physical destruction
- Act of genocide: Killing
- Crime against humanity: Enforced disappearance
- Crime against humanity: Murder
- Crime against humanity: Other inhumane acts
- Crime against humanity: Persecution
- Regime in place
- Second Taliban Regime of Afghanistan
- Summary of incident
On the night of November 23, 2022, forces from the Taliban Security Command and the General Directorate of Intelligence (GDI) conducted an operation in the village of Sare-e-Siwak, located in the central district of Nili, Daykundi province. The operation began with the encirclement of the village, focusing on particular residences. In the early hours of the following morning, as residents prepared for morning prayers, nine individuals from two families, including four minors, were fatally shot, and two sustained injuries. Additionally, five individuals were detained, with one subsequently reported missing. Reports suggest that the operation was initiated based on erroneous information attributed to a local commander and his associates, stemming from previous disputes and personal animosity, alleging insurgent activities by the victims.
- Source_1
AHRDO Archive
- Source_2
- No of victims involved
- 9