The agenda that the international community introduced--and they had some arguments in the first months of 2010 in London--is to reintegrate the Taliban and for more Afghanization of the processes. Peace and security is a priority, while human rights, women's rights, and civil society issues were put at the back.
This means that the Government of Afghanistan, starting from 2006, has been less and less responsive to human rights cases. They feel that the international community has agreed with them that peace and security should be the first thing. Under the name of peace and security, they are often bringing in more fundamentalism, and fascistic activities are going on in regard to the superiority of certain ethnicities in the countries.
So as for where this energy that has been gifted by the international community for democracy and liberalism in Afghanistan is going, it's going to these kinds of interests inside the country, and there is not enough monitoring and supervision of these issues. A mafia over the power has been created and the international community is completely blind to that because it is behind the curtains. They cannot see it.