KABUL (Reuters) - Afghan President Hamid Karzai signed a law aimed at curbing the financing of terrorist groups, a government statement said on Thursday, the second of two measures needed to save its banks from being put on an international blacklist.
"After the judiciary verified that this law does not violate our national sovereignty and human rights, he (the president) ratified it," the statement said.
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