ICC issues warrant for Taliban’s supreme leader for persecution of women
Rights activists hail move to arrest Haibatullah Akhundzada and Afghan chief justice Abdul Hakim Haqqani for crimes against humanity The international criminal court has issued arrest warrants for two senior Taliban leaders, accusing them of crimes against humanity for the persecution of women (...)
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Global development, Taliban, International criminal court, Afghanistan, South and central Asia, World news, Law, Women under the Taliban, Violence against women and girls, International criminal justice, Society, Women's rights and gender equality, International law
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