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Taliban Publicly Flog 16 People, Including Six Women, in Khost and Kapisa – KabulNow
The Taliban’s Supreme Court announced that 16 people, including six women, were publicly flogged in Khost and Kapisa provinces on charges ranging from “moral corruption” to “illicit relationships.” The post Taliban Publicly Flog 16 People, Including Six Women, in Khost and Kapisa appeared first on KabulNow.
The Taliban Supreme Court has announced the execution of a public flogging sentence on 16 people, including six women, in Khost and Kapisa provinces. The court issued a statement saying that yesterday (Saturday, 25 October) three people were publicly flogged in Nader Shah Kot district of Khost province on charges of “moral corruption” and “illicit relations”. According to the court’s statement, each of these people was flogged 30 times and sente…
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