This year, a series of events have painted a disturbing picture of the situation for the Hazara community in the fifth year of Taliban rule. In Ghazni and Kabul, lands in the Nawababad and Omid Sabz settlements have been declared “property of the emirate” by Taliban courts, and their residents are facing the risk of forced eviction. In Bamyan, residents of a number of Hazara villages have reported threats, land grabbing, and tree felling by arme…
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This year, a series of events have painted a disturbing picture of the situation for the Hazara community in the fifth year of Taliban rule. In Ghazni and Kabul, lands in the Nawababad and Omid Sabz settlements have been declared “property of the emirate” by Taliban courts, and their residents are facing the risk of forced eviction. In Bamyan, residents of a number of Hazara villages have reported threats, land grabbing, and tree felling by arme…