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Taliban Detain and Torture Several, Including Women and Children, in Nawur, Ghazni Province

Moqim mehran Moqim mehran
2 August 2023 - Solar Hijri Date: 1402/05/11 [t_time:1691002578]

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Local sources in Ghazni province report that the Taliban have engaged in a week-long spree of detentions, harassment, and torture of residents in the Nawur district of the province.

According to credible sources from the province on Wednesday, August 2, the Taliban have indiscriminately beaten and abused several individuals, including women and children, in various areas of the Nawur district.

These sources state that Taliban fighters launched an unexpected attack on the village of Naw Qala-e Yakhshi in the Khwat area of Nawur district, where they beat several locals and took a man and two children, aged 11 and 13, with them.

The sources also claim that Taliban intelligence operatives attacked the Jungle Sukhta and Sarbukan areas of the district, employing violence against the people without any apparent reason.

Meanwhile, sources from Yakhshi and Mir Bacha villages in the Khwat region of the district have confirmed to the Hasht-e Subh Daily that the Taliban have subjected the residents of these regions to harassment and abuse in the past three days.

According to these affected individuals, they have made multiple attempts to approach local Taliban officials in the province to address the misconduct of their personnel, but their pleas have gone unheard.

It should be noted that prior to this, the Taliban had detained 17 residents of the Nawur district based on the orders of a nomadic (Kuchi) individual.

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