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Journalists and their families are in grave danger in Afghanistan. The Taliban have no compunction about carrying out targeted killings as the case of a DW journalist shows

Accused the taliban of killing and torturing nine men from the countrys hazara community last month, saying the killings were a horrifying indicator of what taliban rule may bring. 0ur afghan correspondent secunder kermani is in kabul and brings the latest. this is in malistan district in ghazni province, where weve had for a number of weeks now reports of the murder of a number of civilians. in fact, i spoke to one family. they said that two of their sons had been accused by the taliban of work...

Really scary. thats where the story is headed. what is the taliban going to do next. theyre going to set up a government. is it an extreme government like the 90s. is it going to engage in prepriceal killings? its carry from a humanitarian perspective and scary politically nor the biden administration. if this story continues in that trajectory, it will really hurt president biden unfortunately. >> neil: david, you worked in the obama administration. one thing that struck me for biden, that he i...

I have to say that yesterday — hazara minority are members of the shia sect of islam and yesterday was a holy day for them. they were holding rallies here. some members of the community saying that they felt safe, that they didnt feel they had anything to fear from the taliban. but in this area, in ghazni province, there seems to have been, for some reason or another, very worrying reports of these massacres and these extrajudicial killings by the taliban. i think it underlines the rather chao...

But stop short of a formal coalition. the subscription site 0nlyfans has announced it will block sexually explicit photos and videos from october. hello and welcome to bbc news. crowds of people, desperate to leave afghanistan, are continuing to surround kabul airport. reports suggest as many as 18,000 people have now been evacuated since the taliban took control of the country less than a week ago. amnesty international has accused the taliban of killing and torturing nine men from the countrys...

Hazara minority are members of the shia sect of islam and yesterday was a holy day for them. they were holding rallies here. some members of the community saying that they felt safe, that they didnt feel they had anything to fear from the taliban. but in this area, in ghazni province, there seems to have been, for some reason or another, very worrying reports of these massacres and these extrajudicial killings by the taliban. i think it underlines the rather chaotic situation in the country. wha...

Forces and i— to stay a bit longer or deploy more forces and i think that is why they will be _ forces and i think that is why they will be keen to let western forces complete — will be keen to let western forces complete their evacuation and get out, and _ complete their evacuation and get out, and i— complete their evacuation and get out, and i dont think we will seem — out, and i dont think we will seem they— out, and i dont think we will see... they dont want clashes between — se...

Uk prime minister borisjohnson says he has full confidence in his foreign secretary after heavy criticism over his handling of the crisis in afghanistan. amnesty international has accused the taliban of killing and torturing nine men from afghanistans hazara minority last month. the rights group has spoken to eyewitnesses whove given gruesome accounts of the incident, in ghazni province. amnesty said the killings were a �*horrifying indicator of what taliban rule may bring. the hazara communit...

Our afghanistan correspondent, secunder kermani, is in kabul, and has more details on the situation there — and the amnesty report into the taliban killings of the hazara minority. this is in malistan district in ghazni province, where weve had for a number of weeks now reports of the murder of a number of civilians. in fact, i spoke to one family. they said that two of their sons had been accused by the taliban of working for the government, of working with army. it wasnt true. by the time th...

That they felt safe, that they didnt feel they had anything to fear from the taliban. but in this area, in ghazni province, there seems to have been, for some reason or another, very worrying reports of these massacres and these extrajudicial killings by the taliban. i think it underlines the rather chaotic situation in the country. what is happening in one place might not be happening in another. we were just speaking to one senior localjournalist in eastern afghanistan and he said a group of t...