Six years after the assassination of Yama Sibush, one of Afghanistan's most well-known television presenters, the lawyer of this case says that the matter is still pending before the prosecution of the International Criminal Court. Heidi Dixtel said that this case is being handled at the UN from the perspective of international criminal law and human rights. In a message to Afghanistan International, Heidi Dixtel, the lawyer in the death case of Yama Sibush, said that steps were taken to ensure a full and transparent investigation and additional steps are being considered to advance this process. Ms. Dixtel added: "This case is still pending before the Office of the Prosecutor of the International Criminal Court, and his case is being conducted at the United Nations within the framework of international criminal law and international human rights law." According to him, this is the most important new information he can provide regarding the status of the case at this time. Yama Siabush, a journalist and former TV presenter, was killed in an explosion in Kabul on the 17th of Aqar 1399. At the time of his death, Yama Siabush was an advisor to the Central Bank. Two other employees of the Central Bank of Afghanistan also died in this explosion.

Six years after the assassination of Yama Sibush, one of Afghanistan's most well-known television presenters, the lawyer of this case says that the matter is still pending before the prosecution of the International Criminal Court. Heidi Dixtel said that this case is being handled at the UN from the perspective of international criminal law and human rights. In a message to Afghanistan International, Heidi Dixtel, the lawyer in the death case of Yama Sibush, said that steps were taken to ensure a full and transparent investigation and additional steps are being considered to advance this process. Ms. Dixtel added: "This case is still pending before the Office of the Prosecutor of the International Criminal Court, and his case is being conducted at the United Nations within the framework of international criminal law and international human rights law." According to him, this is the most important new information he can provide regarding the status of the case at this time. Yama Siabush, a journalist and former TV presenter, was killed in an explosion in Kabul on the 17th of Aqar 1399. At the time of his death, Yama Siabush was an advisor to the Central Bank. Two other employees of the Central Bank of Afghanistan also died in this explosion.