US EditionTaliban Publicly Flogs 34 in Eastern Afghanistan Amid Rising Use of Corporal Punishment
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Taliban Publicly Flogs 34 in Eastern Afghanistan Amid Rising Use of Corporal Punishment
The Taliban publicly flogged 34 individuals in western Khost province on Sunday, the group’s supreme court announced, marking the latest in a series of corporal punishments under their rule. The post Taliban Publicly Flogs 34 in Eastern Afghanistan Amid Rising Use of Corporal Punishment appeared first on KabulNow.
The Taliban Supreme Court has announced the execution of 34 people in public in Khost province. The court said the individuals were flogged today (Sunday, December 7) on charges of drug trafficking and “counterfeiting.” According to the Taliban Supreme Court, the individuals were sentenced to 10 to 39 lashes and one to seven years in prison. The Taliban Supreme Court said the floggings were carried out in the presence of local officials of the g…
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