Prepared by Kauser News Agency – January 17, 2025
Overview
Babrak Matie, son of Ali Ahmad, remains imprisoned in the 40 Taliban Department in Kabul. As of January 17, 2025, Matie’s detention has entered its third week, with no formal charges or evidence presented. Matie, who has served as the Director of Properties for Deh Sabz and Char Asiab for 15 years, was arrested on December 28, 2024. His continued imprisonment has raised serious concerns among human rights groups and his family.
Taliban’s Silence
Efforts by Kauser News Agency to obtain updates on the situation from the Taliban authorities have been met with silence. The Taliban Media Speaker has refused to provide any further information about the case or the reasons for Matie’s detention.
Concerns of Due Process
The lack of transparency from Taliban officials has intensified worries about the absence of due process and legal rights. Matie’s family and legal representatives have reiterated their request for his immediate release, highlighting that no charges or evidence have been disclosed.
Calls for Action
The United Nations Assistance Mission in Afghanistan (UNAMA), which was informed of Matie’s arrest shortly after it occurred, has not made any public statement or taken visible action. Human rights organizations are urging UNAMA and the international community to intervene, emphasizing the importance of fair and transparent judicial procedures.
Family’s Continued Plea
Matie’s family continues to appeal for his release, stating that his detention is unjust and baseless. They have expressed frustration at the Taliban’s refusal to provide answers and are urging both domestic and international stakeholders to apply pressure on the authorities.
Developments Awaited
Kauser News Agency remains committed to uncovering the truth behind Babrak Matie’s arrest and detention. Updates will be provided as the story unfolds.
The world watches closely for any sign of progress or justice in this troubling case.
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