Iran plans to execute two Afghan nationals on drug charges
Mohibullah and Musharraf were reportedly arrested two years ago on charges of armed drug trafficking and subsequently sentenced to death.
Afghanistan
Afghanistan
Taliban urges Muslim nations to emulate its ‘Sharia-based system’
However, human rights defenders have pushed back against Mujahid’s remarks, accusing the Taliban of using religion to justify what they.
Afghanistan
Taliban violates its own morality law while enforcing it on public
Articles 17 and 22 of the new law, which prohibit the broadcasting of images and videos of living beings, have.
Afghanistan
Former military officer shot dead in Faryab: Sources
The incident occurred in the first police district of Maimana city, according to the sources.
Afghanistan
Khalid Hanafi: The enforcer behind Taliban’s repressive policies
Born in 1971 in Nuristan, Afghanistan, Hanafi was raised in a religious and jihadist family.
Women
Australia condemns Taliban’s moves to silence Afghan women, girls
The new law, which further restricts the freedoms of Afghan women and girls, has sparked widespread condemnation internationally.
Women
Taliban: Inquiries on girls’ education deferred ‘until further notice’
The Taliban official claimed that 90 percent of women's rights have been fulfilled under their regime.
Afghanistan
UN’s Bennett vows to assess impact of Taliban’s new morality law
In a post on X (formerly Twitter), Bennett expressed his alignment with the concerns raised by the UN Assistance Mission.
Afghanistan
Japanese embassy in Kabul urges Taliban to heed women, girls’ voices
The law grants extensive powers to the Taliban’s morality enforcers, who are authorized to arrest and punish individuals.
Afghanistan
UNAMA denounces Taliban’s sweeping morality law as dire threat to freedoms
UNAMA says the law has worrying impacts on religious freedoms by ignoring the full diversity of Afghanistan’s religious communities.