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Socio-cultural factors and political approaches to the emergence of structural violence are major issues in the analysis of structural violence in Afghanistan and its effects on political mobilization. This research is using the mixed conceptual method and secondary data. structural violence in Afghanistan and its effects on political mobilization. In this regard, some academic figures and those who have experienced structural violence in practice have been interviewed. Afghan citizens have suffered from bloody violence such as the war for many years, the phenomenon of structural violence has added to this suffering. The study outcome shows that the tribble policies sabotage the social Peace and the absence of the role of law strengthens the structural violence, marginalized minorities, and increased Sociopolitical inequality. Also, structural violence leads Afghanistan to direct violence and instability. Structural violence has harmed political mobilization in Afghanistan since 2001. The government and the responsible institutions have not taken any preventive measures in this regard. In many cases, the government's actions and discriminatory policies have helped to deepen this issue. Structural violence has also had devastating and negative effects on social justice and peaceful coexistence, and in many cases has led to direct violence.