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TALIBAN REJECTS ICC’S AFGHAN ARREST WARRANTS, SAYS NO ASSOCIATION WITH TOP COURT

Wed 07 October 2026: Kabul Wednesday rejected unsealing of four arrest warrants by the International Criminal Court (ICC) against ruling Taliban figures over alleged crimes against humanity involving persecution on gender and political grounds in Afghanistan. Calling the ICC move a “clear violation of Afghanistan’s national sovereignty, independence,” the Afghan Foreign Ministry accused the top […]

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International Criminal Court has unsealed warrants against Taliban's Haibatullah Akhundzada, Abdul Hakim Haqqani, Habibullah Agha, Neda Mohammad Nadim

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The Afghan authorities have broken the arrest warrants issued by the International Criminal Court against four senior officials of the country ' s Government, affirming that they have not confessed... the post-Afghan response to the International Criminal Court ' s memoirs: We do not recognize the Court appeared first on Libya ' s eye... Libya ' s latest news.

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The government spokesman, stated in X that Afghanistan does not recognize any court under the name “International Court of Justice” PORTAVOZ/AGENCIAS The Taliban government of Afghanistan has again rejected the arrest warrants of the International Criminal Court (ICC) against its leaders and reiterated that it does not recognize this court, in response to the decision taken [...]

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PORTAVOZ broke the news on Tuesday, October 6, 2026.
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