Taliban has ‘dismantled’ human rights in Afghanistan, Amnesty warns a year after the fundamentalists seize power

THE Taliban has “dismantled” human rights in Afghanistan, an Amnesty International report documenting a litany of abuses in the year since the group seized power has said.
Hundreds of security personnel and former government officials have been subjected to extrajudicial killings — possibly amounting to war crimes — the report published today claims.
A brutal crackdown on freedom of expression has seen the fundamentalist group ban peaceful protest, and intimidate, torture and arbitrarily detain journalists who do not “tow the line,” it added.
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