Taliban publicly lashes 11 people: Ever since the Taliban took over Afghanistan, atrocities on the people living in the country have increased. The freedom of women especially has been taken away under Talibani rule. Sharia law has now been fully implemented in the country. The practice of punishing people according to Sharia law has started. One such case has come to the fore in Badakhshan province.
According to Afghanistan-based news agency Khama Press, the Supreme Court of the Taliban has said that 11 people, including two women, were publicly beaten on Friday at a sports ground in Faizabad, Badakhshan province of Afghanistan. Khama Press quoted an official statement as saying that 11 people were thrashed by the Taliban in front of a huge crowd in northern Badakhshan province, accusing them of moral transgression and adultery.
250 people got public punishment
According to Khama Press, 16 people were publicly flogged earlier in the Grishak district of southern Helmand province according to the decision of the Taliban Supreme Court. The report claimed that at least 250 people in various provinces of Afghanistan have been sentenced to public flogging on charges of various crimes.
Sharia law came into force in the courts!
According to Khama Press, the supreme leader of the Taliban group, Hibatullah Akhundzada, ordered judges to apply Sharia law in their decisions in courts. After this, the practice of public punishment by the Taliban has started in November. In the past months, the Taliban-run administration has beaten up hundreds of people in various provinces, including Helmand, Farah, Takhar, Logar, Kabul, Badakhshan, Uruzgan, Jawzjan, Parwan, Paktia, Paktika, Laghman, and a few other provinces.
Ban on contraceptives
Recently the Taliban has banned the sale of contraceptives in Afghanistan. The Taliban have claimed that the use of the sale of contraceptives by women is a Western plot to control the Muslim population. According to The Guardian, the Taliban has been going door to door, threatening midwives and ordering pharmacies to clear the shelves of all birth control drugs and equipment.
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