The legal and judicial system of Afghanistan has been “weaponized” by its brutal Taliban terrorist rulers to oppress women and girls in what amounts to “crimes against humanity,” a U.N. investigator on human rights reported Thursday.
After seizing power in 2021 the Taliban suspended the 2004 constitution and laws protecting the rights of women and girls. These include a landmark law that previously criminalized 22 forms of violence against women, including rape and child and forced marriage, AP reports.
Even beauty salons have been targeted by the malign Taliban regime.
Now Richard Bennett of the U.N. has issued a report that sets out the…
Read the full article at BREITBART.COM
