POLITICS — June 15, 2026
Hundreds of Logar Residents Protest Against Taliban Over Home Demolitions
Protesters demanded legal resolution and investigations instead of direct demolitions, citing ownership documents from prior administrations.
The Ehtebar Desk — originates with Hasht-e Subh — 2 min read
Hundreds of residents in the Abchakan area of Logar province protested against the Taliban on 25 Jawza. Demonstrators chanted slogans opposing the group's decision to demolish their homes after declaring the land state property.
Residents maintain that the land is their legally recognized property, backed by official documents and recognition spanning decades under previous governments. They demanded that any disputes be resolved through legal processes and investigations rather than unilateral demolitions without court decisions.
The protest reflects growing dissatisfaction with land policies. Since regaining control of Afghanistan, the Taliban have seized thousands of jeribs of land, including residential and agricultural areas, across various parts of the country.
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The source language mixes facts with framing or advocacy wording. Hasht-e Subh: "unfairly", "unjustly", "seizure and destruction" — these phrases frame the Taliban's actions with explicit negative judgment and imply wrongdoing without presenting their perspective.
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