ICC: New Arrest Warrants Against Taliban Ministers for 'Gender-Based Persecution'
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The International Criminal Court has issued two new arrest warrants against Afghan education ministers for gender-based persecution, while providing additional details on previous warrants against Taliban leaders.
The International Criminal Court today released two new warrants of imprisonment against ministers responsible for education in Afghanistan for gender-based persecution, one of the crimes against humanity.
The International Criminal Court (ICC) on Monday released two new arrest warrants against Afghan education ministers accused of “gender-based persecution” under the regime of... ICC: New arrest warrants against Taliban ministers for 'gender-based persecution' - NAUTEBORIKI
On Monday, 5 October, the ICC released two arrest warrants against Afghan ministers of education, Habibullah Agha and Neda Mohammad Nadeem, for gender-related persecution of Afghan women and girls, a crime against humanity.
The ICC has made public secret arrest warrants issued against the Taliban's education and higher education ministers on the grounds of their policies targeting women and girls. The court stated that the decision aims to prevent new crimes and inform the public.
Also on Monday, the International Criminal Court (ICC), based in The Hague, released two arrest warrants targeting Afghan ministers in charge of education, for gender-related persecution, a crime against humanity.In Geneva, the CDH, the...
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