Taliban imposes nationwide ban on protests in Afghanistan under new police law
Most outlets reported the imposition of a nationwide ban on protests in Afghanistan by the Taliban, citing a newly approved police law. The framing was largely consistent, with both excerpts emphasizing the complete nature of the ban and its legal basis. The Daily Times added that the decision followed approval by Supreme Leader Hibatullah Akhundzada, while 24 News HD noted the timing of the report as Saturday.
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Taliban regime imposes complete ban on protests across Afghanistan
The Taliban regime in Afghanistan has imposed a complete ban on all forms of protest across the country under a newly approved police law, 24newsHD TV reported on Saturday.
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Afghan Taliban impose nationwide ban on protests across the country
Afghanistan’s Taliban government has imposed a complete ban on protests across the country. The decision follows approval of a new police law by Supreme Leader Hibatullah Akhundzada. Afghan media reported that the new law formally prohibits all forms of demonstrations. The Afghan Ministry of Justice issued the law on Saturday. Read More: Govt rejects baseless Afghan […]
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