AFJC recorded 245 cases of violence against journalists in Afghanistan during the Taliban’s first year rule
The Taliban were behind most cases of violence including detentions, physical violence, and threats, according to the report.
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Wife killed husband accidentally in Badghis
A woman, who intended to kill herself, accidently shot and wounded her husband two weeks ago in Aab Kamari district...
Two were shot dead for adultery in Faryab
Mohammad Ismail Farqani, a Taliban’s officer for criminal investigation unit in Faryab province, told reporters the suspect was detained.
Taliban: three women detained for eloping in Herat
The Taliban’s police say they detained three young women for eloping their homes in Herat city on Monday, August 22.
Taliban assign delegation to investigate Alia Aziz’s case
A delegation from the Taliban’s Interior Ministry met the family of Alia Azizi, the female police officer of the former...
Taliban supreme leader attended a gathering in Kandahar
Thousands attended a grand summit in Kandahar city, with Haibatullah Akhunzada, the Taliban’s supreme leader, being present, on Thursday, August...
Taliban interrogated journalists over fake Facebook page in Daikundi
Sayed Mostafa Saleh, the Taliban’s director of Information and Culture department in Daikundi province, interrogated the reporters working with the...
AIHRC reports 2,626 civilians casualties in Afghanistan since Taliban takeover
AIHRC accused the Taliban of being behind most civilians casualties, followed by ISIS-K terror group, without giving any numbers.
Taliban dispersed women protesters in Kabul by firing warning shots
The Taliban dispersed around two dozen women protesters who were marching in the streets of Kabul this morning to mark...
Man killed six family members and a neighbor in Panjshir
He said Abdullah, the suspect, was detained and an investigation was underway to find out the motive behind the killings.
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