The two organizations reported arrests and intimidation of dissidents, human-rights defenders, journalists, Afghans, Baluchi and Kurdish people, and Baha’i, Christian and Jewish minorities. They said authorities were using national-security allegations after the war to justify arrests and surveillance. This entry records the joint report’s assessment and does not imply all allegations were independently adjudicated.
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