Coverage dated July 19, 2022

UN records hundreds of killings and rights violations by Taliban

Headline from Digital Journal

The Taliban have carried out hundreds of human rights violations in Afghanistan since seizing power last year.

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  1. KOB 4

    UN slams killings, rights abuses under Afghanistan's Taliban (opens KOB 4)

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    The United Nations says in a new report that despite an overall improved security situation in Afghanistan, at least 700 people have been killed since the Taliban took over last year. The majority of those casualties were linked to attacks by the Islamic State group’s affiliate in the country, a bit…

  2. Digital Journal

    UN records hundreds of killings and rights violations by Taliban (opens Digital Journal)

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    The Taliban have carried out hundreds of human rights violations in Afghanistan since seizing power last year.

  3. Deutsche Welle

    Afghanistan: UN slams killings, torture under Taliban | DW (opens Deutsche Welle)

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    Security situation in Afghanistan has improved since the Taliban seized power, but this came at a cost, the UN Assistance Mission in Afghanistan said in a new report.

  4. Washington Times

    U.N. slams killings, rights abuses under Afghanistan’s Taliban (opens Washington Times)

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    Hundreds of people have been killed in Afghanistan since the Taliban overran the country nearly a year ago, even though security on the whole has improved since then, the United Nations said in a report Wednesday.

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