WASHINGTON: The US state spokesman for Ned’s price was very reacting to the recent Taliban statement to implement sharia laws, which cover amputations and implementation of criminals.
Prices said the law was a violation of clear human rights and they worked together with the international community to ensure human rights in Afghanistan, reported the Khaama press news agency.
“We not only observe the Taliban statement but also their actions in Afghanistan,” said the price.
The reaction came after Mullah Noorudin Torabi – the head of the Afghan prison said that they would apply the law of the late 90s which included amputation and execution, reported the Khaama press news agency.
Meanwhile, prices say that the US stands in addition to Afghan journalists, civilian activists, women, children, human rights advocates, and those who are disabled and ask for the Taliban to ensure their rights.
In a recent step, the Taliban hung four kidnappers after they were killed in armed confrontations in the West Herat Province.
The Taliban did it to be a lesson for others, reported the Khaama press news agency.