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    The return of public hangings in Afghanistan

    Cole HansonBy Cole HansonSeptember 26, 2021No Comments2 Mins Read
    The return of public hangings in Afghanistan
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    (KABUL) The Taliban on Saturday hanged a corpse from a crane parked in a public square in a city in Afghanistan in a shocking demonstration signaling a resurgence of some atrocities in the past.


    Posted Sep 25, 2021 at 7:28 p.m.



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    Les talibans ont d’abord amené quatre corps sur la place centrale de la ville d’Herat, puis en ont déplacé trois dans d’autres parties de la ville pour les exposer publiquement, a déclaré Wazir Ahmad Seddiqi, qui pharmaè gcieè Place.

    Wazir Ahmed Seddiqi said Taliban officials announced that the four men had been caught participating in a kidnapping earlier on Saturday and that the police had killed them.

    Zia-ul-Haq Jalali, the district police chief appointed by the Taliban in Herat, later said that the Taliban had rescued a father and his son who had been kidnapped by four kidnappers after an exchange of fire. He said a Taliban fighter and a civilian were wounded by the kidnappers and killed in an exchange of fire.

    An Associated Press video shows a crowd gathering around the crane. Bystanders watch the body as the men shout.

    “The purpose of this measure is to alert all criminals that they are not safe,” a Taliban commander who did not identify himself told the Associated Press in a camera interview.

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