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Taliban says will not seek revenge, protect women's rights within Islamic law

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Kabul, Aug 17 (EFE/EPA).- The new Taliban leadership that swept to power in Afghanistan has said it would not seek revenge against those who had fought against it and would protect the rights of Afghan women within the rules of Sharia law.Spokesman Zabihullah Mujahid told a Kabul press conference that the Taliban would not “go after” Afghans who had worked for the United States and had pardoned “all those who have fought against us.” (Camera: STRINGER). FOOTAGE SHOT ON AUGUST 17, 2021. SHOT LIST: ZABIHULLAH MUJAHID, TALIBAN SPOKESMAN TALKS WITH JOURNALISTS DURING A PRESS CONFERENCE IN KABUL, AFGHANISTAN

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