In October 2023, Parsi was sentenced to 16 months in prison on charges of blasphemy.

Additionally, the ministry reported that at least 69 families, comprising 370 individuals, were forcibly deported through Torkham.

The court said in a statement that each individual was flogged 30 times.

A graphic released by OCHA detailed that the disasters impacted regions across the country, with half of the affected individuals.

During the meeting, Iodice emphasized that principled support for Afghanistan remains "key for the sake of the people," according to.

Mujahid stated that as Muslims, Afghans have their rights "ensured based on Sharia," countering findings from the U.S. report.

The incident occurred in the Padkhwab Shana area of the provincial capital, Pul-e Alam, according to the Taliban-run Bakhtar news.

The government described the Lords' amendment as "almost identical" to earlier ones that the Commons had overturned.

Barbershop owners report that Taliban members routinely visit to ensure compliance with these new regulations.