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Taliban Acknowledge Retaliation Against Deported Migrants – KabulNow
KABUL, Afghanistan — A Taliban spokesman has acknowledged that some Afghans deported from neighboring countries have faced retaliation, even as the group’s chief spokesman rejected a United Nations Assistance Mission in Afghanistan (UNAMA) report accusing Taliban authorities of widespread abuses against returnees. Hamidullah Fitrat, the Taliban’s deputy spokesman, said in a post late Thursday on X that “in some areas, a few incidents have occurr…
Hamdullah Fitrat, the Taliban's deputy spokesman, confirmed that deportees had faced "personal" retaliation in some areas. "There have been a few incidents in some places that are not political, but personal and very minor, and UNAMA should not use them to increase concerns by spreading propaganda," the Taliban's deputy spokesman wrote on X this afternoon (Thursday, 2nd of August). Hamdullah Fitrat said all returnees to Afghanistan would be cove…
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