From Human Rights Watch, Dec 3, 2001: Three Afghan Commanders Should Be Prosecuted:

Human Rights Watch today urged the United States and Britain to take immediate measures to ensure that three Afghan Taliban commanders alleged to have committed international crimes be held by an outside independent authority until they can be prosecuted before an impartial tribunal.
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"Fazil, Dadaullah, and Nuri represent a test case for how the international community is going to ensure that those who are implicated in the worst atrocities in Afghanistan are brought to justice. If these men and others like them are not prosecuted, the cycle of violent abuse in Afghanistan is not going to end." -- Sidney Jones, executive director of the Asia Division of Human Rights Watch.