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Troops must leave at the end of the month the Taliban has claimed Image. More than a thousand families were targeted in their villages in central Afghanistan.

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The Taliban claim the mainly Shia Hazaras were living there illegally.

Bbc news afghanistan taliban. Taliban persecuting Shia minority community in Afghanistan BBC News. Afghan universities will be. The Taliban took control of most of Afghanistan more than three weeks ago seizing the capital Kabul on 15 August following the collapse of the Western-backed government.

Taliban militants are increasingly using civilians as human shields as they battle against a joint Afghan-Nato offensive an Afghan general has said. BBC News published this video item entitled Taliban persecuting shia minority community in Afghanistan BBC News below is their description. Afghanistan Taliban using human shields - general.

More than a thousand families were targeted in their villages in central Afghanistan. Image caption Veiled students attend a Taliban rally at the Shaheed Rabbani Education University in Kabul on Saturday. According to the Foreign Office more than 17000 people were evacuated by the UK from Afghanistan before the end of last month including more than 5000 UK nationals.

GETTY Related articles Girl 17 raped in city park after going out to walk her dog. She put Suhail Shaheen on speakerphone during BBC World show on Sunday. The BBC has found evidence of the Taliban carrying out systematic evictions of Hazara people in Afghanistan.

The Taliban claim the mainly Shia Hazaras were living there. Taliban forces occupied the Presidential Palace from where they are preparing to announce that they are the new rulers of an Islamic Emirate of Afghanistan. Mr Shaheen told people of Afghanistan that.

The BBC has found evidence of the Taliban carrying out systematic evictions of Hazara people in Afghanistan. BBC news anchor Yalda Hakim received call from Taliban spokesman live on air. Its the culmination of a lightning takeover by the Islamist fighters following the decision by the United.

The Taliban have taken control of Afghanistan occupying the capital Kabul after President Ashraf Ghani fled the country. Gen Mohiudin Ghori said his soldiers had seen Taliban fighters placing women and children on the roofs of buildings and firing from behind them.

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