This was stated by the supreme leader of Taliban Hibatulla Akhundzad, reports The Telegraph.
"You say it is a violation of the rights of women when we throw them stones to death. But we will soon impose punishment for marital betrayal. We will beat women in public. We publicly throw them stones to death," Mulla said in an audio summarizing, which was shown on Afghan TV.
Akhundnazada says that the talibes protect human rights "as representatives of God" and the authorities of the West - "as representatives of the devil."
Despite the promises of the more moderate government, the Taliban quickly returned to severe public penalties such as public executions and pilgrims, says The Telegraph. The UN condemned the Taliban.
Akhundniz has stated that the rights of women for whom the international community is contrary to the rigid interpretation of the Taliban of the Islamic Shariar.
"Do women want the rights that the residents of the event speak?" He said.
And he promised to fight the event for 20 or more years.
