bombs. the amnesty report criticizes rebel forces accusing them of war crimes. mortars and rockets fitted with gas canisters, called health canons, killing more than 600 civilians last year. on tuesday rebel shelling in regime held territory of aleppo killed 14 including four children. as this brutal war grind on, neither side appears to be winning. but syria s civilians are the ones losing. john vause, cnn. just a short time ago i spock with the main author of amnesty international s aleppo report and i asked her what she hopes to achieve with her report. our main goal in this report
away. covered in blood. translator: they re all civilians and children this man shouts. the daily bombardment has forced many here to live underground. between january 2014, march 2015. they reported 3,000 civilian deaths. while at the same time, recording the deaths of 35 fighters. that is a 99% civilian casualty rate. despite what appears to be overwhelming evidence, bashir al assad told the bbc in february his forces do not use barrel bombs. the amnesty report criticizes rebel forces accusing them of war crimes. mortars and rockets fitted with gas, hell cannons, killing civilians last year.
back in august. remember that? activists with amnesty say many of those city sex slaves are children, some younger than 14 and they say making the trauma worse is that a city society in that society people consider rape victims to be damaged or unclean. in one particular case, amnesty international reports the militants told some girls to bathe and dress in clothes that looked like dance costumes. the activists report one girl slit her wrists and hanged herself in the bathroom. jennifer griffin live from the pentagon. these report details are so tough to talk about. reporter: absolutely, harris. among the other revelations in this amnesty report, it documents how isis is delivering full length shadoras, telling all the suny girls to cover up. what s notable in the report is that five months after the u.s. got involved in iraq under the pretense of helping the ha
relying on airstrikes. this video released by central command, shows an airstrike occurring december 18th against as vehicle borne ied or car bomb, where the yazidis are still surrounded by isis. the amount of explosives created by the vehicle, created a blast intense enough to momentarily black out the video according to the centcom release. amnesty international is out with a new report going on in isis-controlled areas. it contains shocking details, jennifer. reporter: it is shocking, bill. the treatment of girls and women by isis fighters is so disturbing. description of 12, 13, 14-year-old girls sold into sex slavery by so-called islamic fighters is so deplorable. the amnesty report is based on first-person accounts of 20 minority yazidi girls who escaped captivity. torture, rape, other forms of sexual violence suffered by women and girls from the iraq s
young pakistani girl who was shot by the taliban while meeting with the president and his family earlier this month. she said she told the president that these drone strikes are quote, fueling terrorism, unquote. obama administration officials maintain that drone strikes allow the u.s. government to help keep the world safer with small strategic hits that eliminate enemies of the u.s. and our allies at less of a cost in money or animosity than boots on the ground. let s bring in amnesty international s pakistan researcher and jeremy bash, chief of staff for defense secretary leon panetta, now founder of beacon global strategies, an advisory firm. jeremy, just a quick reaction to the amnesty report or human rights one. they seem to be fairly diligent reports on clear civilian casualties. thanks for having me. like moustafa and the authors of the report, i wish we lived in a world without terrorism and training camps and the leaders of al qaeda. but that s not the world we live in.