
This episode discusses the impact of the Taliban's takeover of Afghanistan, focusing on the experiences of the Hazara community. Key topics include persecution, displacement, and the changes in daily life during the mid-1990s.
The guest shares their childhood perspective, noting that initially, they were unaware of the broader implications of the Taliban's rise to power. They recount how the Taliban's control led to a complete persecution of the Hazara people, highlighting the fear that gripped their community.
Specific events mentioned include the displacement from lands and violent acts in major cities. The guest describes how life in their village changed dramatically, with schools closing and market activities halting.
The conversation emphasizes the emotional weight of living under such oppressive circumstances and the lasting effects on the community.
The episode highlights the Hazara community's struggles during the Taliban's rise in the 1990s.

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This fear that set in was the turning point of our lives.Why Abbas Nazari and his family had to flee Afghanistan #nzpodcast #newzealand #refugee