Hazara self-determination in Afghanistan: rethinking power through governance
An entrenched centralized system of power has kept the Hazara people marginalized for decades, marked by a lack of political representation and governance reflecting their rights and aspirations. This blog explores how Afghanistan’s historical centralization and the resulting human rights abuses have left the Hazara vulnerable, and how an alternative, participatory approach to governance could offer a way forward.
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