Strangled, muscles sliced off: Nine men of Hazara minority killed by Taliban in Afghanistan
India TodayThe Taliban tortured and killed nine men of the Hazara minority in Afghanistan and looted their homes in Ghazni province in early July, human rights group Amnesty International said. Amnesty's secretary-general Agnès Callamard said, "The cold-blooded brutality of these killings is a reminder of the Taliban's past record, and a horrifying indicator of what Taliban rule may bring." It is the time of war.’" LONG READ: There will be no 'interim government' in Afghanistan, says Taliban spokesperson | Exclusive "These targeted killings are proof that ethnic and religious minorities remain at particular risk under Taliban rule in Afghanistan," Agnès Callamard. Amnesty International called on the United Nations and urged it "to adopt an emergency resolution demanding that the Taliban respect international human rights law, and ensure the safety of all Afghans regardless of their ethnic background or religious beliefs".