POLITICS● LOW4d ago · Sep 11, 2026, 7:50 PM
Afghan woman deported whose case reactivated a court inactive for years
Clarín · global
An Afghan woman linked to a terrorist plot was deported to her country after accepting expulsion. Her case was the first in a special court. The court, created in 1996 and rarely activated, faces criticism for alleged violations of due process. The deportation avoids a long legal battle.
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