Sources: Taliban justice minister detained about 20 Shia men in Kabul
Residents say the detainees were held for up to five days and released only after community leaders agreed to remove.
Residents say the detainees were held for up to five days and released only after community leaders agreed to remove.
Local sources say at least six women were detained this week, as reports continue to emerge of intensified enforcement of.
The detention comes as Taliban expand enforcement of a ban on smartphones among public employees.
Bennett said the principle of non-refoulement allows no exceptions and warned that diplomatic assurances from Taliban cannot eliminate the risk.
The UN special rapporteur backed concerns over new EU deportation rules and warned against returning Afghans to unsafe conditions.
The comments come after the detention of dozens of women in Herat and a crackdown on protests that drew criticism.
Demonstrators condemned the detention of women and girls in Herat and called for stronger stand by the international community.
The sources said eight of the men were released on Saturday and the remaining nine were freed Sunday, June 21.
The organizations said growing cooperation between EU and Taliban risks undermining human rights protections.
The death has risen the toll from the Taliban crackdown on Herat protest in Herat to at least two people.