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Former Afghan government officials and soldiers killed by Taliban

Report documents at least 800 instances of extrajudicial killing, arbitrary arrest and detention, torture, ill-treatment and enforced disappearance carried out against individuals affiliated with the former government and its security forces.

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UN report accuses Taliban of killing over 200 ex-Afghan officials, military personnel

UN report accuses Taliban of killing over 200 ex-Afghan officials, military personnel
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Afghanistan s Taliban responsible for revenge killings, torture of former officials — Global Issues

In Afghanistan, hundreds of former government officials and members of the armed forces have allegedly been killed despite assurances from the Taliban of an amnesty, the UN human rights office (OHCHR) said on Tuesday.

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Afghanistan: Taliban Sought Revenge; Killed and Tortured Hundreds of Ex-Govt Officials, UN Report Finds

Afghanistan: Taliban violated amnesty pledges. UNAMA details extrajudicial killings, torture, and disappearances by de facto authorities

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UN says Taliban carried out hundreds of extrajudicial killings after seizing power

Taliban fighters have committed hundreds of extrajudicial killings since taking power in Afghanistan in 2021, despite a “general amnesty” meant to protect the previous government, according to the United Nations.

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