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A public execution took place in Khost province on Tuesday, with the Taliban supreme court stating the convicted man was Mangal, son of Talah Khan, while local sources identified him as Abdul Rahman, son of Zabit, and the case was reviewed by primary, appeals and high courts.

A public execution took place in Khost province on Tuesday, with the Taliban supreme court stating the convicted man was Mangal, son of Talah Khan, while local sources identified him as Abdul Rahman, son of Zabit, and the case was reviewed by primary, appeals and high courts.

An estimated 80,000 people gathered at a stadium in Khost to witness the execution, with authorities having urged the public to attend and senior local officials present, according to the Taliban governor's spokesperson and multiple reports from the scene.

An estimated 80,000 people gathered at a stadium in Khost to witness the execution, with authorities having urged the public to attend and senior local officials present, according to the Taliban governor's spokesperson and multiple reports from the scene.

The executed man had been convicted of killing 13 members of a family, including nine children and their mother, in the districts of Ali Shir and Terezio, according to Khost police spokesman Mustaghfir Gorbaz and the Taliban supreme court.

The executed man had been convicted of killing 13 members of a family, including nine children and their mother, in the districts of Ali Shir and Terezio, according to Khost police spokesman Mustaghfir Gorbaz and the Taliban supreme court.

This was the 11th judicial execution carried out by the Taliban since they returned to power in 2021, according to figures compiled from Taliban supreme court statements and confirmed by Atiqullah Darwish, head of the Supreme Court's Criminal Division.

This was the 11th judicial execution carried out by the Taliban since they returned to power in 2021, according to figures compiled from Taliban supreme court statements and confirmed by Atiqullah Darwish, head of the Supreme Court's Criminal Division.

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The victims' families were offered the option of forgiveness and reconciliation that would have spared the man's life, but they declined and requested the death penalty, with the execution approved by Taliban leader Hibatullah Akhundzada.

The victims' families were offered the option of forgiveness and reconciliation that would have spared the man's life, but they declined and requested the death penalty, with the execution approved by Taliban leader Hibatullah Akhundzada.

Richard Bennett, the UN Special Rapporteur on human rights in Afghanistan, condemned the execution as inhuman, cruel and contrary to international law, urging the Taliban to halt public executions and retribution killings.

Richard Bennett, the UN Special Rapporteur on human rights in Afghanistan, condemned the execution as inhuman, cruel and contrary to international law, urging the Taliban to halt public executions and retribution killings.

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