8am, Kabul: The U.S. Department of State condemned Nooruddin Turabi’s declarations regarding the return of executions and amputations.
Nooruddin Turabi, aco-founder of the Taliban has said that they will once again implement the punishments of retribution and cutting the criminals hands and legs. According to him, these punishments may not be implemented in public.
On Wednesday, September 23, Mulla Nooruddin Turabi has stated in an interview with Associated Press that they refuse the criticisms of people about Taliban’s executions in the past at Kabul Stadium. Also, he has warned the interference of the world about the new rulers of Afghanistan.
According to one of the Taliban’s spokesmen, this declaration is distorted. In the meantime, Ned Price the Spokesperson for the U.S. Department of Statehas said that these measures are against Human dignity.
The U.S. Department of Statethat Washington firmly stands with international community to make the factors of these points responsive. Furthermore, Price has confirmed that the United States stands with the people of Afghanistan, in particular, with women, kids, journalists, human rights defenders, disabled people, social activists, and human rights groups.
Furthermore, they called on the Taliban to stop any means of savagery. According to the Spokesperson for the U.S. Department of State, the world is watching the Taliban,the international community constantly emphasizing on the importance of preventing human rights abuses and the violation of fundamental freedoms in the future government.
Moreover, the Spokesperson for the U.S. Department of State has said that these rights include prevention of torture, inhumane behavior or oppressive punishments. In addition, he said that he does not only considers the Taliban statements but also, he watches their deeds.
Meanwhile, the Taliban government has not been recognized so far. The Taliban have demanded the international community to recognize themformally as the legitimate rulers of Afghanistan. Therefore, many countries have said that they would make a decision based on the Taliban’s behavior.
