Afghan opposition decries appointments to election


  • World
  • Tuesday, 17 Sep 2013

KABUL (Reuters) - Opposition Afghan politicians accused the government of giving its allies posts in an electoral complaints commission, saying the appointments could undermine next year's presidential vote.

The ballot will be seen as a key test of Afghanistan as it prepares for the departure of most Western forces at the end of 2014 amidst a resurgent Taliban-led insurgency.

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