Afghan targeted killings continue unabated, woman doctor latest victim

A woman doctor has been assassinated in Afghanistan’s Jalalabad a day after three women journalists were killed. This is the latest in a series of targeted killings of journalists, judges, activists, scholars, etc, that has plagued the war-torn country in recent months. This comes even as the Taliban has re-entered the so-called peace talks with the Afghan government and the US in Doha recently.

Afghan targeted killings continue unabated, woman doctor latest victim

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