A new UN report has documented a rise in violence after the start of peace talks, as calls for a ceasefire are ignored. Since the start of peace talks between the Afghan government and insurgent Taliban, violence and civilian casualties have surged, according to a new United Nations report released Tuesday. The UN repeated calls for a ceasefire, as negotiators from the two sides met for the first time in weeks but said the talks coincided with a spike in violence. "This important report has one overriding objective: Providing the parties responsible with the facts and recommendations, so they take immediate and concert steps to protect civilians," said UNAMA's head, Deborah Lyons. Talks
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