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Gefährdungssituation Unserer Afghanischen Söhne Im Falle Einer Rückkehr Nach Afghanistan Gefährdungssituation unserer afghanischen Söhne im Falle einer Rückkehr nach Afghanistan Inhalt 0. Einleitung / Informationen zur familiären Situation ....................... Fehler! Textmarke nicht definiert. 1. Zusammenfassung der Gefährdungssituation der Brüder ................................................................... 4 2. Individuelle familiäre Todesgefahr ....................................................................................................... 8 3. Informationen zur Volksgruppe der Hazara ......................................................................................... 8 4. Aktuelle Situation der Hazara in Afghanistan....................................................................................... 9 4.1 Todesstrasse / Death Road von Kabul durch Maidan Wardak ..................................................... 9 4.2 Lage der Hazara .......................................................................................................................... 10 4.2.1 Info ECOI vom 24.02.2016 .................................................................................................. 10 4.2.2 Info NDS-Flüchtlingsrat, Oktober 2016 .............................................................................. 12 4.2.3 Analyse zur Entstehung ethnischer Verfolgung der Hazara ............................................... 13 4.3 Hazara-Kuchi Konflikt ................................................................................................................. 14 4.4 Hazaras under threat .................................................................................................................. 16 4.5 Sicherheitslage der Hazara im September 2015 bis Mai 2016 ................................................... 17 4.6 Anschlag auf Hazara im Juli 2016 in Kabul ................................................................................. 22 4.7 Wieder Anschlag auf schiitische Trauerprozession .................................................................... 24 4.8 Asylurteile zu Hazara .................................................................................................................. 25 4.9 Links zu weiteren Informationen zur Verfolgung von Hazara .................................................... 26 4.10 IS Anschlag auf Moschee während schiitischem Ashura Fest .................................................... 26 4.11 Situation der Hazara nach 2014 ................................................................................................. 27 5 Hintergrundinformationen zum Konflikt Taliban und Hazara ............................................................ 31 6 aktuelle politischen Situation in Afghanistan ..................................................................................... 36 6.1 Sammlung von Links ......................................................................................................................... 38 6.2 Reichweite der Verfolgung durch die Taliban ............................................................................ 40 6.3 Situation im September 2016 ..................................................................................................... 41 6.4 Situation im Oktober 2016 ......................................................................................................... 47 6.5 Zusammenfassung Situation im Jahr 2016 ................................................................................. 47 6.6 Sicherheitslage mit Ausblick / regionale Unterschiede? ............................................................ 47 Afghanistan, Analyse zur politischen Situation in Afghanistan Seite 1 von 102 03.09.2017, Dipl.Ing. Torsten Liermann 6.7 Situation im Juni 2017 ................................................................................................................ 49 6.7.1 Anschläge während des Ramadan 2017 ............................................................................ 49 6.7.2 Afghanistan fordert Stopp der Abschiebungen .................................................................. 50 6.7.3 Tod eines abgeschobenen Afghanen bei Anschlag ............................................................ 50 6.8 Situation von Rückkehrern nach Afghanistan ............................................................................ 51 6.8.1 Stand Januar 2016 .............................................................................................................. 51 6.8.2 Informationen vom Fachtag Afghanistan vom Flüchtlingsrat BW am 03.12.17 ................ 55 6.8.3 Stand Januar 2017 .............................................................................................................. 59 6.8.4 Stand Februar 2017 ............................................................................................................ 60 6.8.5 Stand Mai 2017................................................................................................................... 60 6.9 IS Attentat auf Minenarbeiter in Baghlan .................................................................................. 60 6.10 Attentat auf Polizeichef in Faryab .............................................................................................. 61 6.11 Überfall auf Polizeistation in Farah durch die Taliban ............................................................... 61 6.12 Überfall auf Zivilisten in Kunduz durch die Taliban .................................................................... 61 6.13 Doppelanschlag in Kabul durch die Taliban ............................................................................... 62 6.14 Anschlag in Laschkargar durch die Taliban ................................................................................. 63 6.15 Anschlag auf VAE Diplomaten in Kandahar ................................................................................ 64 6.16 Anschlag auf amerikanischen Stützpunkt in Bagram ................................................................. 64 6.17 Anschlag auf dt. Konsulat in Masar-i-Sharif ............................................................................... 65 6.18 Anschlag 5 Flughafen Mitarbeiterinnen in Kandahar ................................................................. 65 6.19 Doppelattentat auf Büros des Parlaments in Kabul, 10.01.2017 ............................................... 66 6.20 Wer Afghanistan zum sicheren Herkunftsland erklärt, riskiert viel, 13.01.2017 ....................... 67 6.21 UN-Bericht über zivile Opfer Gefährliches Afghanistan, 07.02.2017 ......................................... 67 6.22 Sechs Rotkreuz-Mitarbeiter in Afghanistan getötet, 08.02.2017 .............................................. 68 6.23 Dritte Sammelabschiebung von afghanischen Flüchtlingen, 23.02.2017 .................................. 69 6.24 Die aktuelle Migration aus Afghanistan, 28.02.2017 ................................................................. 70 6.25 Zahl der Toten nach Doppelanschlag in Kabul steigt auf 23, 02.03.2017 .................................. 73 6.26 Über 30 Tote bei Angriff auf Militärkrankenhaus in Kabul, 08.03.2017 .................................... 73 6.27 Schwere Explosion in Kabul, 13.03.2017 .................................................................................... 74 6.28 Bei Afghanistan kann von einem sicheren Herkunftsland nicht die Rede sein, 14.03.2017 ...... 75 6.29 Taliban hacken vermeintlichem Dieb Hand und Fuß ab, 14.03.2017 ........................................ 75 6.30 Fremd in Kabul, 17.03.2017 ....................................................................................................... 76 6.31 Zahlreiche Tote und Hunderte Verletzte durch Taliban-Anschlag in Kabul, 19.04.2017 ........... 77 6.32 Bundesregierung entsetzt über Taliban-Angriff mit 140 Toten, 22.04.2017 ............................. 78 6.33 Abgeschoben nach Afghanistan „Willkommen zurück – und tschüss“ , 24.04.2017 ................. 80 6.34 Tote und Verletzte bei Anschlag auf Nato-Konvoi in Kabul, 03.05.2017 ................................... 81 Afghanistan, Analyse zur politischen Situation in Afghanistan Seite 2 von 102 03.09.2017, Dipl.Ing. Torsten Liermann 6.35 Afghanistan Offensive der Taliban treibt Tausende in die Flucht, 07.05.2017 .......................... 82 6.36 Kampf gegen Taliban Merkel lehnt mehr deutsche Truppen in Afghanistan ab, 11.05.2017 ... 83 6.37 Fünf Kinder in Afghanistan auf Spielplatz getötet, 14.05.2017 .................................................. 84 6.38 Einschätzung der zukünftigen Entwicklung in Afghanistan ........................................................ 84 7 aktuelle politischen Situation in der Provinz Maidan Wardak ........................................................... 95 7.1 Angriff auf Sicherheitskräfte durch die Taliban, 02.07.2016...................................................... 95 7.2 1 getötetes Kind, 26.10.2016 ..................................................................................................... 96 7.3 2 getötete Zivilisten, 29.11.2016 ................................................................................................ 97 7.4 Student von Taliban ermordet, 03.12.2016 ............................................................................... 97 7.5 Taliban errichten Zollstation in Maidan Wardak ........................................................................ 97 8 Hintergrundinformation Unterdrückung der Schiiten durch Sunniten .............................................
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