Religious freedom 'does not exist' in Afghanistan one year after Taliban takeover, advocates say

Freedom to practice one's faith "does not exist in Afghanistan anymore" one year after the return to power of the radical Islamist Taliban, an advocate told the U.S. Commission on International Religious Freedom during a Wednesday hearing.

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