Taliban Crossed All Limits Of Brutality In Afghanistan
Taliban crossed all limits of brutality and shot dead youth in Afghanistan, the dead body was rolled in public.
In Afghanistan, the Taliban is becoming more and more dangerous. A Taliban gang shot dead a youth in the Andab district of Baghlan and then paraded his body publicly in the district’s bazaar.
According to local media, local residents brought the body to the district capital and demanded an explanation from the Taliban on Thursday, July 21.
According to sources, the Taliban forced a resident of Andab in the Casa Tarsh area to leave his house and then killed him on July 20.
Local residents said the Taliban dispersed the crowd in front of the district building through aerial firing.
The killing comes a day after the release of a UNAMA report on arbitrary killings by the Taliban.
Taliban crossed all limits of brutality: Human rights violations continue to happen in Afghanistan.
The United Nations Mission in Afghanistan (UNAMA) has released a report that gives an account of the 10 months of Taliban rule in Afghanistan.
UNAMA reported that the Taliban has stated in its mandate that it is not in favor of public amnesty and has killed more than ten former security forces and personnel during the past 10 months.
The United Nations mission in Geneva said it had exposed ‘violations of human rights by the Taliban in Afghanistan.
The report told that, after the Taliban regime came to the country, what was the situation the country and how did the situation there get worse.
In particular, the report has given detailed information about human rights in Afghanistan.
The Taliban are doing arbitrary things – United Nations.
The United Nations Mission in Afghanistan released a report on Thursday outlining the human rights situation in Afghanistan in the 10 months since the Taliban took over, saying the Taliban are acting arbitrarily.
The report details the UN’s findings regarding the security of Afghan civilians, killings, torture and ill-treatment, arbitrary arrest and detention, and the rights of Afghan women and girls.
UNAMA has an important role in monitoring and documenting human rights violations and protection in Afghanistan.
The United Nations Mission said that the United Nations Security Council (UNSC) and the International Criminal Court (ICC) also have an important role to play in preventing and ensuring accountability for human rights violations in Afghanistan in line with its international obligations.
