Hoshmand’s detention marks the third arrest of a political analyst in Kabul within the past week.

Taliban said the two individuals were indicted by their court in Maiwand district of Kandahar.

With inflation already straining household budgets, the rising prices of wood and coal are pushing many into even greater distress.

The skirmish took place in the Goshta district, near the contentious Durand Line, the border between Afghanistan and Pakistan.

The source confirmed that Hassanzoi was arrested last Wednesday, September 25, in the eastern province of Nangarhar.

The organization also noted that it provides school snacks to encourage students to stay in class amid growing economic hardships.

24 families returned via the Torkham crossing, and 17 families through Spin Boldak, both on the Pakistan border.

The two Afghans were among 19 people executed in Iran during this period.

Shamdasani noted that the new law is intolerable and urged immediate action.

The Canadian lawyer was appointed to the role earlier this month.