Australia has allocated $44 million to the Special Office of the Inspector General for War Crimes Investigation of its forces in Afghanistan.
Publish dateThursday 14 May 2026 - 09:16
Story Code : 354623
Afghan Voice Agency (AVA): The Australian government has allocated $44 million to the Office of the Special Investigator, which is responsible for investigating war crimes committed by Australian forces in Afghanistan.
According to reports, the investigation is related to the investigation into possible war crimes committed by Australian forces in Afghanistan.
This large injection of funding comes as Ben Roberts-Smith, a prominent former SAS soldier, faces charges of unlawful killings in Afghanistan and is currently on criminal trial.
Roberts-Smith faces five war crimes charges related to the killing of Afghan civilians between 2009 and 2012.
This comes despite reports that British forces have also committed war crimes in Afghanistan.
According to reports, the investigation is related to the investigation into possible war crimes committed by Australian forces in Afghanistan.
This large injection of funding comes as Ben Roberts-Smith, a prominent former SAS soldier, faces charges of unlawful killings in Afghanistan and is currently on criminal trial.
Roberts-Smith faces five war crimes charges related to the killing of Afghan civilians between 2009 and 2012.
This comes despite reports that British forces have also committed war crimes in Afghanistan.
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