Taliban detained 6 staff from a women's and children's rights group, Human Rights Watch says
First publishedAug 13, 11:04 UTC
Last updatedAug 13, 23:02 UTC · 15m ago
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The six men — employees of the Women and Children Legal Research Foundation — were detained on July 18 after they were told to come to their office to retrieve confiscated laptops and phones, Human Rights Watch said in a statement released late Wednesday.
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- The six men — employees of the Women and Children Legal Research Foundation — were detained on July 18 after they were told to come to their office to retrieve confiscated laptops and phones, Human Rights Watch said in a statement released late Wednesday.
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Human Rights Watch says the Taliban detained 6 staff of a women’s and children’s rights group
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