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Since the Taliban took over Afghanistan in 2021, punishments against those accused of various crimes have intensified. The first public execution took place on December 7th. The person who was publicly executed was convicted of a murder reportedly committed five years ago. He was executed by the father of his murder victim, who shot the murderer three times as the crowd watched. This act was possible due to the Islamic legal tenet of “Qisas,” which calls for personal retribution for crimes, which is similar to the “eye for an eye” Biblical commandment from the Book of Exodus. After the public execution of the murderer, 18 men and nine women were lashed in front of the public for alleged crimes of adultery, theft, and drug offenses. Some women were even whipped for “running away from home.” The alleged criminals were lashed around 25 to 39 times. An unspecified number of the accused were imprisoned for two years in Parwan’s provincial capital, Charakar. Human rights organizations and activists, including the United Nations, expressed their concerns over the public floggings and executions, and demanded an immediate moratorium. However, the Taliban repeatedly defended their actions, saying that the executions were conducted correctly in Sharia law.
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Taliban Revives Mass Whippings & Commits First Public Execution
Location: Afghanistan
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