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AfghanistanTaliban Morality Police Enforce Strict Social Restrictions in Afghanistan
The Taliban's morality police are documented to be carrying out arbitrary arrests, public floggings, and enforcing new laws that ban demonstrations and restrict personal freedoms in Afghanistan.
Background
Since regaining control of Afghanistan in August 2021, the Taliban have implemented strict interpretations of Islamic law. This has led to widespread restrictions on women's rights, public freedoms, and a deterioration of human rights, drawing international condemnation and exacerbating humanitarian crises.
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Taliban Morality Police Enforce Strict Social Restrictions
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The Taliban are enforcing strict social rules, including arrests for Western-style haircuts and listening to music, and banning demonstrations.
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