Bennett calls on Taliban to halt public executions, corporal punishment
Bennett expressed deep concern over four public executions carried in the day in the provinces of Badghis, Farah, and Nimroz.
Bennett expressed deep concern over four public executions carried in the day in the provinces of Badghis, Farah, and Nimroz.
This comes as many activists who have fled over Taliban threats said they are concerned about being sent back to.
Khan said that while Pakistan remains committed to engaging with the Taliban, security concerns remain a major roadblock.
The organization said the Taliban's systematic violations of women’s rights in Afghanistan make returns unsafe and unlawful.
Pakistan’s deputy interior minister said the repatriation of undocumented Afghan migrants will continue in what he described as a process.
Taliban claim that the executions are in accordance with their interpretation of Islamic law.
Akhundzada also emphasized the importance of adhering to the directives of Taliban leadership.
two men were executed by qisas — a form of retributive justice — in the provincial capital of Badghis.
The execution, described as qisas — a form of retributive justice — is scheduled to take place at 7 a.m..
In the last 10 days alone, more than 12,000 Afghan nationals — most of them ACC holders — have reportedly.
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