On Wednesday, the Taliban flogged a man and a woman for "inappropriate relations."

The American Bar Association emphasized that the Taliban’s claims of including Hazaras in its government are merely symbolic.

They argue that Iran, which hosts the highest number of refugees after Afghanistan, should not engage in such "oppression."

The movement said that three years of Taliban rule in Afghanistan have been marked by "human rights violations and oppressive.

In 2020, a military inquiry found that Australian soldiers killed 39 unarmed prisoners in Afghanistan.

The two individuals have been sentenced to three years in prison.

"Four Afghan citizens were executed simultaneously. Three were accused of rape and one of premeditated murder," Hengaw stated.

He noted that the ethnic Pashtun minority, which is the majority ethnic group in Afghanistan, also endures abuse and discrimination.

Taliban has yet to comment on the incidents.

According to these sources, Taliban has ordered these officers to either resign or surrender a firearm. Many have been unable.