Taliban flog 21 people in Kabul and Laghman
In Laghman, seven individuals were flogged for "illicit relationships" and three others for theft.
In Laghman, seven individuals were flogged for "illicit relationships" and three others for theft.
The punishments were carried out in Yangi Qala district, where each of the three individuals received 39 lashes.
The reason for the arrest remains unclear, according to several individuals close to him.
The closures were ordered by the Taliban-run Ministry of Public Health, the sources said.
Patricia Gossman said that while some steps have been taken, progress remains slow and incomplete.
The shuttered classes served approximately 5,000 students.
The latest incident took place in Kapisa province, where six individuals were flogged.
The group says Taliban closed classes supported by the United Nations and its partners, including UNICEF and the Education Cannot.
Rights groups say many of these cases were shrouded in secrecy.
The initiative is part of a campaign, spearheaded by Italy’s Deputy Prime Minister and Foreign Minister Antonio Tajani.