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Taliban Publicly Flogs 25 People in Kabul on Drug Charges

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Taliban Publicly Flog Four Women, Twelve Men as Corporal Punishment Surges

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Taliban Flogs Three in Takhar and Maidan Wardak amid Ongoing Public Punishments

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