Thousands of families in a mainly Hazara neighborhood of Kabul face eviction, rent demands and the possible loss of their homes after a Taliban court declared the land beneath them state property.
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KABUL, AFGHANISTAN - Hibatullah Akhundzada, the Taliban’s supreme leader, has said education and the pursuit of knowledge are religious obligations, five years after the group banned girls from secondary schools and universities.
Hamidullah Fitrat, the Taliban’s deputy spokesperson, said Akhundzada made the remarks during a speech at a jihadist madrassa in Kandahar.
Thousands of families in a mainly Hazara neighborhood of Kabul face eviction, rent demands and the possible loss of their homes after a Taliban court declared the land beneath them state property.
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