KABUL (Pajhwok): A government delegation freed 298 inmates after assessing their cases at the Kabul Detention Center, officials said Thursday.
Prison Affairs Authority in a statement said a five-member team was appointed on Wednesday to investigate cases of the detainees and it decided to free 298 after investigation.
Mulavi Mohammad YousufMastri, head of Prison Affairs Authority, hoped that the freed people will no longer act in a way that is against the law and Sharia.
"The Islamic Emirate of Afghanistan considers itself responsible for the reform of society and will continue its efforts in this regard," he said.
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