Taliban officials exploit travel loopholes, expert says
WASHINGTON — Taliban leaders continue to travel internationally despite targeted sanctions, with many receiving exemptions or facing no restrictions at.
WASHINGTON — Taliban leaders continue to travel internationally despite targeted sanctions, with many receiving exemptions or facing no restrictions at.
According to OCHA, 23 percent of Afghan households rely on unimproved water sources, while 28 percent lack proper sanitation facilities.
The injured were taken to the provincial hospital in Mehtarlam.
The Taliban’s Supreme Court said the two were sentenced to six months in prison.
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Clerics and legal experts say the detentions reflect the Taliban’s increasing intolerance of opposing voices.
Mujahid said at least 1.04 million people are employed by public institutions.
Sources said Abdul Ghani Baradar, the Taliban’s deputy chief minister, has traveled to Kandahar.
“All weapons and military equipment are stockpiled and securely maintained," Taliban said.
Akram said that “maintaining peace and Afghanistan’s future” were key topics during the meeting.