The Cheer News
Breaking News

Taliban assures Afghans and international community of peaceful government

It’s the latest attempt by the Taliban to assure Afghans and the international community that they intend to be more lenient than they when they were last in power — an effort that has been met with skepticism by many analysts, who view it as nothing more than a public relations campaign. Either way, Mujahid denied reports of retribution killings outside of Kabul, said women won’t need to be accompanied by a male guardian unless they’re taking trips that last longer than three days and that a warning for them to stay home is only temporary, and reiterated that Afghans with valid travel documents are still free to leave the country.One thing he did acknowledge is that music will again be banned in public, but he said the Taliban are hoping to “persuade” rather than “pressure” people into complying with such restrictions. Read more at The New York Times.

The New York Times,

Related posts

A Group Of Party From NEC Forms APC NEC

LEVI JOHNSON

Alleged Secret Detention of Zaria Cleric Sparks Outrage as Nigerian Government Moves Sheikh Sani Khalifa to Unknown Location

EDITOR

Nigeria Acknowledges Foreign-Assisted Air Operation Against Terror Groups in North-West

EDITOR

Leave a Comment