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The Taliban government in Afghanistan rejected the International Criminal Court's decision to lift the confidentiality of four arrest warrants against senior figures in the movement, deeming that the Court has no authority over Afghanistan and does not recognize it. Taliban spokesperson, Zabihullah Mujahid, confirmed that the movement's leaders have not committed crimes warranting arrest, and that their government is committed to Islamic law and its own judicial system, rejecting any interference from intelligence agencies or international courts. This comes after the Court issued arrest warrants on charges of crimes against humanity related to the deprivation of women and girls of their rights.
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