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Afghanistan’s new criminal code shows Taliban hasn’t changed. And this time, West is distracted

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The message from Afghanistan’s newly issued Criminal Procedure Code is loud. The Taliban hasn’t changed. This is no chastened new version. It remains medieval in its thinking. It has legalised slavery, class system. And it might just get away with it because the West is busy, distracted, unlike the 1990s.

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