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Taliban forces from the Justice Ministry surrounded and raided the Shiite Commission's office in Kabul on approximately 13 September 2026, detaining the commiss

Incident 13 September 2026 Kabul province AHRC-2026-0913-KAB-01

Summary

Taliban forces from the Justice Ministry surrounded and raided the Shiite Commission's office in Kabul on approximately 13 September 2026, detaining the commission's head, Mohammad Ali Akhlaqi, and four named members (Sayed Nader Shah Bahr, Mohammad Amir Bazel, Sayed Mohsen Hosseini, Sayed Abdullah Hashemi), as well as questioning visitors on-site. The detainees were taken to the Justice Ministry and held without any publicly stated charges or legal justification. Human rights activists raised concerns about the broader pattern of pressure on Afghanistan's Shiite and Hazara communities, including land seizures and denial of burial rights.

نیروهای طالبان از وزارت عدلیه، دفتر کمیسیون شیعیان در کابل را در روز یکشنبه، حدود ۱۳ سپتامبر ۲۰۲۶ محاصره کرده و وارد آن شدند. رئیس کمیسیون، محمدعلی اخلاقی، و چهار عضو دیگر — سید نادر شاه بحر، محمد امیر بازل، سید محسن حسینی و سید عبدالله هاشمی — بازداشت و به وزارت عدلیه انتقال داده شدند. هیچ اتهام رسمی یا توضیح علنی از سوی مقامات طالبان ارائه نشد. فعالان حقوق بشر نگرانی‌های جدی درباره فشار مستمر بر جامعه شیعه و هزاره، از جمله مصادره زمین‌ها و محرومیت از حق دفن مردگان، ابراز کردند.

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HR-DET-01

Arbitrary arrest / detention · primary

Assigned from the reported conduct and confirmed on review.

HR-MIN-01

Ethnic / minority persecution

Assigned from the reported conduct and confirmed on review.

Also coded as: Discrimination

Sources

One report only. Nothing corroborates it yet, which is why this entry is graded single-source rather than confirmed.

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Domestic outlet · en · 14 September 2026
“Taliban forces detain head, members of Shiite commission in Kabul, sources say”
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Structured extraction against the UN taxonomy · HR-DET-01
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Held at single-source pending a second independent report

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Afghanistan Human Rights Center, “Taliban forces from the Justice Ministry surrounded and raided the Shiite Commission's office in Kabul on approximately 13 September 2026, detaining the commiss”, entry AHRC-2026-0913-KAB-01, grade: Single-source, 2026-09-13. Retrieved 7 October 2026.

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