Canadian subcommittee on international human rights acknowledges Hazaras prosecution in Afghanistan
“The subcommittee recognizes that the Hazara endured mass atrocities from 1891 to 1893 and acknowledges the present-day persecution faced by.
“The subcommittee recognizes that the Hazara endured mass atrocities from 1891 to 1893 and acknowledges the present-day persecution faced by.
The resolution, reflecting broad international concern, highlights the worsening human rights situation in Afghanistan, especially for ethnic and religious minorities.
PTM leader Manzoor Pashteen reported that Pakistani security forces have arrived at the site with heavy equipment, digging trenches in.
Since the Taliban’s takeover, elections have been abolished, and Afghans now find themselves without a voice in their nation’s leadership.
According to the sources, Enayatullah was taken into custody by Taliban intelligence and transported to an “undisclosed location”.
According to the Taliban's Supreme Court, each person received 39 lashes on charges of “adultery, sodomy, and theft”.
Afghan nationals holding Danish residence permits on grounds other than asylum are not automatically entitled to an alien’s passport.
According to a statement from the Taliban-controlled Supreme Court, the man received 20 lashes.
Afghanistan's Chargé d’Affaires to the United Nations, expressed dismay at the decision.
Nearly 20 people have been publicly flogged across various provinces in the past three weeks.