The source said the German government has made it clear that it will not allow the Taliban to send representatives.

On Wednesday, Taliban announced that 17 people had been flogged in public for various offenses.

The hospital’s director earlier reported that one of the injured remains in critical condition.

The statement reflects growing global concern over Afghanistan's security and human rights situation.

At least 11 people, including two young children, were injured in the explosion, the Emergency Hospital said.

Taliban claim the move is part of their broader effort to promote Islamic teachings.

Based on Taliban leader Hibatullah Akhundzada’s decree, the committee, which has been operating for nearly two weeks, is headed by.

The Taliban-run Supreme Court said in a statement that three individuals were sentenced to one year in prison and received.

The implementation of the ban has also had tangible consequences in several provinces.

The two officials reviewed the latest developments in Afghanistan and explored avenues for cooperation in humanitarian efforts.