Haqqani Network Leader Responds to Prince Harry’s Book, Says Those You Killed Were Human

Haqqani’s meeting with these religious scholars takes place at a time when many Islamic countries have criticised the Taliban's ban on women's work and education.

The Taliban’s interior ministry stated that these clerics praised the Taliban’s "victory of Jihad".

Haqqani also said that "unity, obedience and honesty" had been the main reasons for the success of the Taliban.

According to the ministry of Interior of the Taliban, these clerics have supported the Taliban government in Afghanistan.

According to the former minister of justice, the Taliban lack national and international legitimacy and that’s why long-term contracts will not be implemented after the establishment of a legitimate government in Afghanistan.

The Taliban officials signed a 25-year oil extraction contract in the Amu Darya basin with the Chinese company "CPEIC" in Kabul on Thursday.

Manawi questioned the Chinese and asked them what legal guarantees the Chinese have when there is no standard legal system and courts in Afghanistan.

According to the Taliban, the landslide happened on Thursday, hours before an earthquake jolted the area.

Moezuddin Ahmadi, the director of information and culture of the Taliban in Badakhshan, said that the rescue teams of the group have been dispatched to the area.

According to the Taliban official, there is a possibility that people trapped under the rubble are still alive.

The IRC said that it is seeking permission from the Taliban in order to let IRC staff get back to work, in a phased, sector-by-sector manner if necessary, as approvals for female aid workers are granted and their safety is assured.

“IRC’s ability to reach those most in need and deliver in the hardest-to-reach areas is intrinsically linked to our staff. 82% of female-headed households in Afghanistan are food insecure—32 percentage points more than male-headed households. Without female staff at all levels and across all sectors, we cannot deliver principled, needs-based aid and programs at scale for those hit hardest by this crisis,” it stated.

It noted that because IRC’s ability to reach all Afghans in need relies on female staff at all levels of the organisations, IRC has paused programmes in Afghanistan.

IRC stressed that over the last year they have supported over six million Afghans and even now, they are committed and eager to restart programmes once the status quo ante is restored.

IRC also urged the UN to engage with the Taliban in a practical and coordinated manner to secure a path towards the status quo ante in which female aid workers can safely and effectively work, and all Afghans can access the lifesaving humanitarian assistance they desperately need and to which they are entitled.

According to the NRF, the police officer had a wife and four children. The Taliban have not reacted to the report so far.

In a video published on social media, it can be seen that the Taliban forces executed a person in public.

While the Taliban has announced a "general amnesty" in Afghanistan, in more than a year since the group has taken control of Afghanistan, the killing of civilians has been reported widely.

According to reports, on Wednesday, the Taliban killed Ibrahim Jihadyar, a former Afghan army official in Kabul, who had been detained for several months.