Justice & Fair Trial

Everyone is entitled to a fair hearing before a competent and impartial tribunal. This section includes decrees bypassing formal judicial systems, limiting court access, or conferring punitive authority to executive agents.
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DEC12-07312024-1

Taliban Ministry of Justice Announces Official Morality Law Based on Supreme Leader’s Decree.

DEC12-07312024-16

Article 23 of PVPV Law holds officials responsible for preventing immoral acts by children, the mentally disabled, and non-Muslim residents, raising serious concerns about...

DEC12-07312024-17

Articles 24 & 25 of PVPV Law grants religious officials the power to issue non-judicial punishments for “immoral acts,” including detention and financial penalties.

DEC12-07312024-18

Article 26 of PVPV Law mandates court referrals for failure to observe Islamic obligations, including prayer, fasting, and parental obedience.

DEC12-07312024-19

Article 27 of PVPV Law requires overseers to ensure timely prisoner release and access to religious obligations.

DEC12-07312024-2

Taliban codifies nationwide morality law - the Law on the Promotion of Virtue and Prevention of Vice - granting sweeping powers to religious police...

DEC12-07312024-22

PVPC law centralizes final authority over morality enforcement with the Supreme Leader and invalidates all conflicting legislation, Articles 32-35, Law of Promotion of Virtue...

DEC12-07312024-3

Articles 1-3 of PVPV Law formally establishes a religious enforcement regime under Taliban leadership, defining virtue and vice by Hanafi Sharia and empowering officials...

DEC12-07312024-4

Articles 4-8 of PVPV Law mandates moral regulation for all people in Afghanistan under Hanafi jurisprudence, granting the Ministry exclusive power to enforce religious...

DEC12-07312024-5

Articles 9-12 PVPV of Law empowers state-appointed overseers to enforce moral codes through public surveillance and non-judicial interventions.

DEC2-01192025

Taliban dismiss 11 female employees from the Ministry of Justice.

DEC2-02112025

Taliban revoked the operations and license of a foreign charity organization (Intersos).

DEC2-02222025

Taliban suspend the foreign NGO, “Women for Women” organization’s activities in Kabul.

DEC2-06122024

The Taliban arrested 17 female bread sellers in Takhar province.

DEC2-07152022

Abolition of the Office of the Deputy Attorney General in the Department of Combating Violence Against Women.

DEC2-12072024

Taliban directive for the recruitment of university professors for private universities through government universities.

DEC2-12112024

Taliban established a Special Court to facilitate the payment of pensions to retired employees.

DEC3-01082025

Five individuals, including three women, were publicly sentenced to imprisonment and corporal punishment in Kapisa Province following court rulings for alleged moral offenses.

DEC3-01162023

Request for the list of former military personnel in Panjshir province.

DEC3-01162025

A schoolteacher in Bamyan Province was sentenced to seven years’ imprisonment and lashes following prolonged detention, alleged torture, and accusations linked to social media...
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