16 Afghan nationals released from prisons in Pakistan
The detainees had been held for periods ranging from one month to two and a half years.
The detainees had been held for periods ranging from one month to two and a half years.
The statement described the Taliban’s prisons as places of “human and woman torture” and called them the “most terrible” places.
“We urge the Taliban to reverse its policy of oppression and erasure of women and girls,” the statement noted.
The court's statement detailed the punishments, stating that one person received 35 lashes and a one-year prison sentence.
He called on the people to "responsibly" be satisfied and accept the decisions of the Taliban courts.
Ilaha Rezaee, Azada Rezaee, Nadia Rezaee, and Yahya Rezaee were taken into custody by the Taliban in the western part.
Additionally, life skills education, which was imparted to students in grades 1-3 to help them navigate societal interactions, eating habits,.
A party leadership member confirmed that the Taliban's Ministry of Justice has banned the Hezb-e Islami's activities, yet there has.
Over the past three years, the Taliban has shut down schools and universities for girls and women and has also.
Journalists must be able to work without fear of retribution for their work, IFJ said.