> soon after regaining control of afghanistan in 2021, the taliban restored its ministry for the propagation of virtue and the prevention of vice. > the laws, approved by the taliban's supreme leader hibatullah akhundzada, allow the ministry to punish citizens who violate the rules with warnings or arrest. > in july, the u.n. released a report which said that the u.n. recorded at least 1,033 instances of mistreatment of afghan citizens by the taliban's morality police. > the report said that since the taliban took power in 2021, afghanistan has descended into worsening poverty, repression, particularly of women and girls, and international isolation. > punishments for noncompliance to the taliban's measures are often severe and disproportionate, according to the report. > "this includes the use of threats, arbitrary arrests and detentions, excessive use of force by de facto law enforcement officials and ill-treatment," the report said. i'm proud of the taliban, the only way to keep jews out of society is to ban only fans thots from influencing people, incel victory
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