Afghanistan: UN censures Taliban's merciless crackdown on fights

The UN has censured the Taliban for what its "undeniably brutal reaction" to disagree, weeks after the gathering's fast takeover of Afghanistan. 

Taliban warriors killed four individuals during late fights, the UN said. 

Exhibits have occurred across Afghanistan since the fall of Kabul on 15 August, requesting regard for ladies' privileges and more prominent opportunities. 

Taliban warriors have utilized stick, whips, and live ammo against dissidents, the UN said in its report. 

"We approach the Taliban to quickly stop the utilization of power towards, and the discretionary confinement of, those practicing their right to serene get together and the columnists covering the fights," a representative for the UN High Commissioner for Human Rights said in a press proclamation.

Taliban warriors cleared across Afghanistan in August, catching common places and ultimately the capital Kabul itself in under about fourteen days. 

The US then, at that point drove a carrier from the capital's worldwide air terminal, clearing in excess of 120,000 individuals prior to pulling out its own powers on 31 August. 

The Taliban takeover follows twenty years of US military tasks in Afghanistan, after American and partnered powers expelled the gathering from power in 2001 after the 9/11 assaults. 

The US will check the twentieth commemoration of those assaults on Saturday.