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Taliban resumes stringent punishment from 90s rule in Afghanistan

Taliban lashes women, men in stadium as 1990s' inhuman punishment returns to Afghanistan

The resumption of the practice underscored the Taliban's intention of sticking to their strict interpretation of Sharia which propagates radicalism.

The resumption of the practice underscored the Taliban's intention of sticking to their strict interpretation of Sharia which propagates radicalism.

The Taliban lashed three women and nine men in front of hundreds of spectators in a provincial sports stadium Wednesday, signalling the religious extremist group's resumption of a brutal form of punishment that was a hallmark of their rule in the 1990s.
The office of the governor of Logar province, south of the capital of Kabul, invited &ldquo;honourable scholars, mujahideen, elders, tribal leaders and local people&rdquo; to the stadium in the town of Pul Alam in Logar.
The invitations for the 9 a.m. event were extended via social media.
Those being punished received between 21 and 39 lashes each, after being convicted in a local court of theft and adultery, said an official in the governor's office who spoke on condition of anonymity because he was not allowed to share details with the media.
The official said hundreds of people attended the lashings and that a ban was imposed on taking photos and video.
The resumption of the practice underscored the Taliban's intention of sticking to their strict interpretation of Islamic law, or Sharia.
&ldquo;Sharia law is the only solution for problems in Afghanistan and must be implemented," the deputy governor of Logar, Enayatullah Shuja, later said in a statement about the lashings.
Such public lashings, as well as public executions and stonings for purported crimes, were common during the first period of Taliban rule, from 1996 until 2001 when the militants were driven out in a U.S.-led invasion.
After a 20-year insurgency, the Taliban returned to power in August 2021, coinciding with the withdrawal of U.S. and other foreign troops from the country.
In the immediate aftermath of their second takeover of the country, the Taliban promised to be more moderate and allow for women's and minority rights.
Instead, they have restricted rights and freedoms, including a ban on girl's education beyond the sixth grade.
The first confirmed public lashing since last year's Taliban takeover took place Nov. 11, when 19 men and women received 39 lashes each for alleged theft, adultery and running away from home.
The former insurgents have struggled in their transition from warfare to governing amid an economic downturn and the international community's withholding of official recognition.
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Saudi Arabia has beheaded 12 people in 10 days: reports

The executed individuals, as per an India Today report, comprised 3 Pakistanis, 4 Syrians, 2 Jordanians and 3 Saudis. Some of the beheadings allegedly involved the use of sword.

The executed individuals, as per an India Today report, comprised 3 Pakistanis, 4 Syrians, 2 Jordanians and 3 Saudis. Some of the beheadings allegedly involved the use of sword.

Saudi Arabia has reportedly executed as many as 12 people in the last 10 days.
The executed individuals, as per an India Today report, comprised 3 Pakistanis, 4 Syrians, 2 Jordanians and 3 Saudis. Some of the beheadings allegedly involved the use of sword.
The Islamic nation, as per multiple reports, handed death sentence to prisoners booked for drug-related crimes after nearly a two-year hiatus.&nbsp;
As of March this year, the country executed as many as 81 people on charges of various crimes including association with militant groups, killings.
The said beheadings were reportedly dubbed as kingdom's largest mass execution in the modern history.
Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman in 2018 in an attempt to minimise capital punishement had announced that only those convicted of murder or manslaughter will be subject to execution.
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A disturbing video has emerged from an American school. In the video spreading widely on social media, an Indian-American teenager is seen getting assaulted by an American student. Twitter users suggested that the name of the victim was Shaan Pritmani.
In the video, the assailant is seen abusing and asking Shaan to vacate the seat he is occupying. Shaan refuses, and the assailant proceeds to first press his elbow on Shaan's neck, and then choke him. Then the bully drags Shaan off the seat and onto the ground. He then tries to keep the victim sprawled on the floor.
Coppell Middle School North issued a statement, saying, "Bullying, both verbal and physical, as well as physical acts of aggression are never acceptable and do not align with who we are at CISD and our core values."
However, news reports suggested that Shaan had been suspended for 3 days as punishment, while his assailant was only suspended for one day. Shaan's parents were reportedly considering legal action, while waiting for the school investigation to conclude.

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Indian-American teen bullied faced a harsher punishment than his bully, according to social media users&nbsp;

A disturbing video has emerged from an American school. In the video spreading widely on social media, an Indian-American teenager is seen getting assaulted by an American student. Twitter users suggested that the name of the victim was Shaan Pritmani.
In the video, the assailant is seen abusing and asking Shaan to vacate the seat he is occupying. Shaan refuses, and the assailant proceeds to first press his elbow on Shaan's neck, and then choke him. Then the bully drags Shaan off the seat and onto the ground. He then tries to keep the victim sprawled on the floor.
Coppell Middle School North issued a statement, saying, "Bullying, both verbal and physical, as well as physical acts of aggression are never acceptable and do not align with who we are at CISD and our core values."
However, news reports suggested that Shaan had been suspended for 3 days as punishment, while his assailant was only suspended for one day. Shaan's parents were reportedly considering legal action, while waiting for the school investigation to conclude.
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