International Court Cases Arrest of Taliban leaders arrested for persecution of women and girls

The International Criminal Court (ICC) issued arrest orders on Tuesday, accompanied by the Taliban Supreme Leader and President of the Supreme Court in Afghanistan for the persecution of women and girls since the seizure of power about four years ago.

The orders of persecution leaders also accuse “other people who are not corresponding to the Taliban’s policy of sex, sexual identity, or expression; and the political causes against the people who are seen as” allies of girls and women. “

Orders were issued against the Taliban leader, Hibat Allah, Akhenzada, and the President of the Supreme Court, Abdul Hakim Hakani.

The court said in a statement that the Taliban “was strongly deprived, through decrees, decrees, girls and women of education, privacy, family life, movement freedoms, expression, thought, conscience and religion. In addition, other people were targeted because certain expressions of sexual life and/or sexual identity were compatible with the student’s policy.”

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The chief prosecutor of the court, Karim Khan, sought orders in January, saying they realized that “Afghan women and girls and the LGBTQI+ society face unprecedented and unreasonable persecution by the Taliban.”

The Human Rights Watch Group welcomed the global call for the decision.

“The top Taliban leaders are now wanted for men for their alleged persecution of women, girls, girls, and non -sexes,” said Liz Evenson, the group’s international director, in a statement.