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Taliban Publicly Flog 16 in Kabul As Corporal Punishment Persist – KabulNow
The Taliban have publicly flogged 16 people in Kabul on charges of buying, selling, and trafficking narcotic tablets, alcohol, and hashish, the group’s Supreme Court announced on Tuesday. The post Taliban Publicly Flog 16 in Kabul As Corporal Punishment Persist appeared first on KabulNow.
The Taliban Supreme Court has announced that 16 people in Kabul have been publicly flogged on charges of buying, selling and smuggling narcotics, alcohol and hashish. According to a press release from the Taliban Supreme Court, these people were sentenced by the Kabul Primary Narcotics Prevention Court to 10 to 39 lashes and eight months to three years in prison. The flogging sentences of these people were carried out in public today (Tuesday, 2…
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