Taliban security forces arrested Allahdad Fedaee, a former police commander, at his home in Kabul in early November 2026. The Taliban accuse him of links to the
Summary
Taliban security forces arrested Allahdad Fedaee, a former police commander, at his home in Kabul in early November 2026. The Taliban accuse him of links to the Afghanistan United Front, based on audio recordings that the group says were fabricated with AI. The arrest comes despite the Taliban's general amnesty for former security personnel.
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Legal classification
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Arbitrary arrest / detention · primary
ICCPR Art. 9; UDHR Art. 9
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Afghanistan Human Rights Center, “Taliban security forces arrested Allahdad Fedaee, a former police commander, at his home in Kabul in early November 2026. The Taliban accuse him of links to the”, entry AHRC-2026-1101-KAB-01, grade: Corroborated, 2026-11-01. Retrieved 9 November 2026.