Expropriation of Hazrat by legal and administrative means in the Taliban regime The decision of the Taliban to declare the lands of the town of Omid Sabz in western Kabul as government again raised the issue of expropriation and the risk of forced migration of the Hazara. Abbas Azimi, an Afghan journalist, in an interview with Zamana Radio, says that this case cannot be investigated separately from the history of discrimination and the confiscation of Hazara lands. According to him, while expropriation in the past was mainly carried out in a military campaign, today administrative and judicial decisions, disqualification of ownership documents and limiting access to justice have become the main tools in this process. Azimi emphasizes the necessity of documenting cases of rights violations, independent handling of civil conflicts and increasing legal and diplomatic pressure on the Taliban.

Expropriation of Hazrat by legal and administrative means in the Taliban regime The decision of the Taliban to declare the lands of the town of Omid Sabz in western Kabul as government again raised the issue of expropriation and the risk of forced migration of the Hazara. Abbas Azimi, an Afghan journalist, in an interview with Zamana Radio, says that this case cannot be investigated separately from the history of discrimination and the confiscation of Hazara lands. According to him, while expropriation in the past was mainly carried out in a military campaign, today administrative and judicial decisions, disqualification of ownership documents and limiting access to justice have become the main tools in this process. Azimi emphasizes the necessity of documenting cases of rights violations, independent handling of civil conflicts and increasing legal and diplomatic pressure on the Taliban.

Zamane Radio.