Korean hostages women being sexual assaulted by the Taliban
6 آگوست 2007, 08:39
Korean hostages women being sexual assaulted by the Taliban
Merajuddin Pathan, governor of Ghazni province reported that the group of Taliban who are holding Korean hostages in Ghazni assaulted four hostages’ women, which create a battle between two groups of the Taliban.
But only one local media revealed the news in Kabul. The report witnessed by Mr. Pathan the governor and he added that Pakistani Taliban did the assault.
According to Mr. Razaq Mamoon who is a newsmaker in Kabul
’’ Afghanistan government and the rest of the local medias did not reveals the report for some reason’’
Taliban militants on a road in the central Ghazni province kidnapped the 23 South Koreans weeks ago.
Afghan and the U.S.-led coalition forces have cordoned off a suspected Taliban hideout in Qarabagh district of Ghazni to secure the release of the hostages.
Meanwhile, Taliban spokesman Ahmadi said militants would kill all the 23 hostages if the troops recklessly carried out a storm and they have killed two hostages till now.
The Taliban also demanded the withdrawal of 200 South Korean troops from this country. The South Korean government said the soldiers would be pulled out at the end of 2007 as scheduled.
Taliban militants have carried out kidnappings in this country time and time again over the past two years, and the Taliban killed some hostages.
Korean hostages women being sexual assaulted by the Taliban
Merajuddin Pathan, governor of Ghazni province reported that the group of Taliban who are holding Korean hostages in Ghazni assaulted four hostages’ women, which create a battle between two groups of the Taliban.
But only one local media revealed the news in Kabul. The report witnessed by Mr. Pathan the governor and he added that Pakistani Taliban did the assault.
According to Mr. Razaq Mamoon who is a newsmaker in Kabul
’’ Afghanistan government and the rest of the local medias did not reveals the report for some reason’’
The Farsi article published in Kabul-Press website this morning.
http://kabulpress.org/my/spip.php?article477
Taliban militants on a road in the central Ghazni province kidnapped the 23 South Koreans weeks ago.
Afghan and the U.S.-led coalition forces have cordoned off a suspected Taliban hideout in Qarabagh district of Ghazni to secure the release of the hostages.
Meanwhile, Taliban spokesman Ahmadi said militants would kill all the 23 hostages if the troops recklessly carried out a storm and they have killed two hostages till now.
The Taliban also demanded the withdrawal of 200 South Korean troops from this country. The South Korean government said the soldiers would be pulled out at the end of 2007 as scheduled.
Taliban militants have carried out kidnappings in this country time and time again over the past two years, and the Taliban killed some hostages.