Taliban minister calls non-Muslims ‘worse than four-legged animals’
In his speech urging ideological training for public employees, Hanafi said that while non-Muslims might perform administrative duties, their beliefs.
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Taliban flog two in Sar-e-Pul
In a statement, the court said both individuals were sentenced to three months in prison and received 10 lashes each..
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British detainee describes Taliban prison as ‘the nearest thing to hell’
Peter Reynolds, 79, and his wife, Barbie Reynolds, 75, were arrested on February 2 in Bamiyan Province.
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Taliban leader orders increase in public punishments, sources say
The directive was reportedly conveyed to Taliban cabinet members during the Eid al-Fitr holiday and aligns with the objectives of.
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India says it is monitoring reports of abuse against Sikhs in Afghanistan and Pakistan
“The government remains in touch with host nations to ensure the protection, safety, and well-being of religious minority communities,” Indian.
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Over 20 Afghans executed in Iran in so far this year, rights group says
The executions were carried out in various prisons across Iran.
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Taliban’s education ban casts shadow over Eid for Afghan girls
It has now been nearly 1,300 days since the Taliban closed secondary schools to girls.
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Karzai urges Taliban to lift restrictions on girls’ education and women’s employment
Karzai emphasized that the path to national progress depends on full access to education and work for all citizens.
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Taliban to ‘shortly’ release American citizen, Khalilzad says
“According to the Afghan Foreign Ministry, an American, Faye Dai Hall, who was in custody, will be freed shortly,” Khalilzad.
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UN agency calls girls’ education ban in Afghanistan a ‘grave injustice’
The agency condemned the exclusion of girls from schools for a third straight year.