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Taliban Arrest Driver, Hoteliers, and Bakers in Bamyan over “Moral” and Religious Violations – KabulNow
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Taliban Arrest Driver, Hoteliers, and Bakers in Bamyan over “Moral” and Religious Violations – KabulNow
KABUL, AFGHANISTAN - The Taliban’s Department for the Promotion of Virtue and Prevention of Vice in Bamyan province has arrested a driver, six hoteliers, and bakers for alleged violations of Islamic law and regulations imposed by the group. On Wednesday, February 18, the department issued a statement saying that the driver was sent to prison after repeated warnings for transporting women without a male guardian (mahram, a male relative whom wome…
The Taliban's Directorate of Promoting Virtue and Preventing Vice in Bamyan announced that its officers have sent a driver to prison for "transporting non-mahram women." The department issued a statement today (Wednesday, February 19) saying that the driver was sent to prison after repeated warnings. The Taliban's Directorate of Promoting Virtue and Preventing Vice added that its officers have repeatedly told drivers that "from the perspective o…
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