At least 20 killed in traffic accidents across Afghanistan over past week
The victims included 11 children and five women, according to incidents confirmed by Taliban.
The victims included 11 children and five women, according to incidents confirmed by Taliban.
The incident follows similar reports of gunfire in recent nights in Kabul's 9th and 10th police districts.
UNAMA said it was concerned by “multiple arrests and detentions of women” in the western province for what Taliban described.
Officials reportedly voiced concerns over rising opposition activity, unrest in the north and drug trafficking.
The killings took place on June 4 in the Bazarak area of Kuz Kunar district, sources added.
The arrests come as Taliban warned that women deemed not to be complying with their interpretation of Islamic dress requirements.
The nomination was unveiled this week as part of a broader diplomatic reshuffle announced by Kaja Kallas, the EU's foreign.
The field report found that poverty, distance and the absence of schools in migrant settlements are keeping many children out.
The directive threatens detention and possible legal action against women deemed not to be complying with the Taliban’s interpretation of.
The United Nations did not provide details about the circumstances of her death.