The interim Taliban administration declares the establishment of a military tribunal to enforce Islamic law in Afghanistan
Following the Taliban's return to power in August, the legal system remains paralysed and members are said to enforce law and order.
The tribunal has been formed on the command of supreme leader Hibatullah Akhundzada to enforce “sharia system, divine decrees, and social reform,” Enamullah Samangani, the group's deputy spokesman, said in a statement on Wednesday. According to Samangani, the military tribunal will have the authority to interpret Islamic rulings, issue decrees relevant to Islamic civil laws and jurisprudence in high-level cases, and also register complaints, lawsuits, and petitions against Taliban officials and members of the police, army, and intelligence units.Administration in limbo
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