Taliban government defends protest ban under Islamic law
Most outlets reported that the Taliban government defended its ban on protests, citing compliance with Islamic law, and noted the rare occurrence of demonstrations in Afghanistan since the Taliban's takeover. The framing and wording were largely similar, with both excerpts emphasizing the government's justification and the reaction from rights groups.
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Taliban govt claims Islam doesn’t allow protests
KABUL: The Taliban government defended on Wednesday its ban on protests that has drawn condemnation from rights groups, saying the order complies with Islamic law. Demonstrations in Afghanistan have been rare since the Taliban returned to power just over five years ago, but the government last month introduced a rule holding that “all types of protests are banned”. International organisatio...
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Taliban govt defends ban on protest, citing Islamic law
The Taliban government defended on Wednesday its ban on protests that has drawn condemnation from rights groups, saying the order complies with Islamic law. Demonstrations in Afghanistan have been rare since the Taliban returned to power just over five years ago, but the government last month introduced a rule holding that “all types of protests […]
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