Taliban bans all images of living things
Why has the Taliban banned pictures of living things?
State media outlets in the provinces of Kandahar, Takhar and Maidan Wardak have been advised "not to air or show images of anything with a soul – meaning people and animals", said Arab News, months after warnings that the Taliban's severe morality rules were creating a climate of fear.
Taliban bans all images of living things in Afghanistan
The Taliban has pledged to implement a law banning moving images of all living things in Afghanistan. The Taliban’s morality ministry told journalists this law would be gradually enforced. It comes as part of a wider move by the Taliban regime to enforce its strict interpretation of Islamic law across the country.
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