Political parties are banned in Afghanistan under the current Taliban government.
No political party was permitted to exist that advocated anything deemed to go against Islamic morality.
The Taliban movement took over the government by force in 2021, and has since ruled the country unopposed.
In September 2022, Acting Deputy Minister of Justice Maulvi Abdul Karim stated that there is "no need" for political parties to be active.
[3] Republicanism Communitarianism Religious Fundamentalism Atlanticism Moderate Islamism Democratism Decentralization Reformism Republicanism Anti-Taliban Liberalism Federalism Pashtun Interests Royalism (formerly) Hazara minority rights Religious conservatism Afghan Nationalism Hazara minority rights Religious conservatism Afghan Nationalism Social democracy Pashtun nationalism (Left-wing nationalism) Democratic socialism Secularism Labourism Left-wing nationalism Left-wing populism Anti-corruption Reformism Eurasianism Shia Islamism Qutbism–Khomeinism The following is a list of historical parties disestablished prior to the founding of the Islamic Republic.