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Kabul: Criminals hunt female judges who convicted

Kabul: Afghan women judges, who handed out jail sentences to murderers and other criminals, have now gone into hiding fearing retribution from the convicts who are among the thousands of criminals freed by the Taliban after their takeover of the country last month. Since the Taliban took control over 220 female Afghan judges have gone […]

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Updated On - 29 September 2021, 07:58 PM
Kabul: Criminals hunt female judges who convicted
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Kabul: Afghan women judges, who handed out jail sentences to murderers and other criminals, have now gone into hiding fearing retribution from the convicts who are among the thousands of criminals freed by the Taliban after their takeover of the country last month.

Since the Taliban took control over 220 female Afghan judges have gone into hiding, reported EuroWeekly.

Many female judges who had fought for women’s rights in Afghanistan are now in hiding. They are in fear of their lives and have received death threats. Speaking to a UK-based media, one former judge told of how she has had to flee. Masooma, whose name has been changed, has seen hundreds of men convicted during her career.


Many of these men have been convicted for murder, torture and rape. Since the Taliban took over and the criminals were released Masooma and many of the judges have been receiving death threats, reported EuroWeekly. Masooma’s neighbours contacted her to say that the Taliban had been at her house looking for her. Masooma recently sentenced one man to 20 years in prison. She had found him guilty of murdering his wife, reported EuroWeekly.


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