Afghanistan
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Afghanistan is landlocked, so no marine spearfishing exists. There is no dedicated fisheries or fishing statute and no spearfishing-specific regulation. Inland (freshwater) fishing in rivers, streams and lakes is largely informal and unregulated; the only relevant national legal instrument is the Environment Law (2007), whose Chapter Six (Articles 47-49) regulates the taking of wild species through harvestable/protected species lists and permits. Destructive fishing methods (dynamite/explosives and electrofishing) are illegal in practice and are explicitly banned in Band-e-Amir National Park. No source addresses recreational spearfishing or speargun use, so its legality is genuinely unknown; in practice it is not regulated as a distinct activity.
وروستی ځل تازه شوی جون 16, 2026
حاکم چوکاټ
- §Environment Law of the Islamic Republic of Afghanistan (2007), Chapter Six (Biodiversity and Natural Resource Conservation), Articles 47-49
- §Band-e-Amir National Park designation (Afghanistan's first national park, established 22 May 2009) - protected-area regulations including a ban on grenade/explosive and electric-shock fishing
هکلي قانون
قانوني متنونه
هغه دقیق قانوني او تنظیمي حکمونه چې دلته د ماهیګیرۍ حاکم دي، لکه چاپ شوي، د هر رسمي سرچینې سره لینک.
Listing of harvestable and protected species
Environment Law of the Islamic Republic of Afghanistan (2007)
The National Environmental Protection Agency, with the assistance of academic institutions and relevant ministries, shall prepare lists of harvestable and protected species occurring in the country, and update such lists as appropriate.
Taking of harvestable species
Environment Law of the Islamic Republic of Afghanistan (2007)
Taking into account the principles of unit management, rational management and ecological management, the National Environmental Protection Agency shall prepare management plans for harvestable species listed pursuant to Article 47 of this Act, which plans shall include provisions for conservation of the habitats of the species.
Taking of protected species
Environment Law of the Islamic Republic of Afghanistan (2007)
Taking of all species listed as protected as provided in Article 47 of this Act is prohibited, except by prior authorisation in the form of a permit issued by the National Environmental Protection Agency in terms of sub-article 2.
کله لمبلی شئ
موسمونه او د وخت محدودیتونه
د کال په اوږدو کې بند، خلاص او محدود وختونه. تل د ماهیانو ځانګړي بندیزونه سیمهییزه تصدیق کړه.
هیڅ موسمي بندیزونه ثبت شوي نه دي — لمبلو دمخه سیمهییزه تصدیق وکړه.
د ماهیګیرۍ اجازه
جواز
اوبو کې د اجازه لرلو لپاره هغه چې اړتیا لري، لګښت یې څومره دی، او د ترلاسه کولو لاره.
- اداره
- National Environmental Protection Agency (NEPA); Ministry of Agriculture, Irrigation and Livestock (MAIL)
وسایل او تخنیک
د وسایلو قوانین
کوم وسایل اجازه لري، د کارونې لاره، او ورسره تړلي شرایط.
محدودیتونه
- Dynamite/explosive fishing is illegal (documented as a practice since the 1980s but now unlawful)
- Electric-shock (electrofishing) and grenade/explosive fishing are banned in Band-e-Amir National Park
No rule specifically addresses spearguns, harpoons or recreational spearfishing. Equipment legality for spearfishing is genuinely unknown; the only documented gear prohibitions concern destructive methods (explosives, electrofishing).
هغه چې ممکن واخلئ
د نیولو محدودیتونه او محافظت شوي ډولونه
ورځني کوټې، لږترلږه اندازې، او هغه ډولونه چې هیڅکله نه اخیستل کیږي.
No fishing-specific catch or size limits were found. Protected-species lists are maintained by NEPA under the Environment Law (2007); taking listed protected species is prohibited except under permit. The first national protected-species list (2009) covered mammals, birds, plants, an amphibian (Paghman salamander) and an insect, but no commercially fished freshwater fish were highlighted in the sources reviewed.
چا ته اجازه ده
میلمانه او اوسیدونکي
د بهرنیو میلمنو او ځایي اوسیدونکو لپاره د قوانینو توپیر.
بهرني میلمانه
No rules specific to foreign anglers or spearfishers were found. General security conditions and lack of tourism infrastructure make recreational underwater fishing by foreigners impractical.
اوسیدونکي
No resident-specific fishing or spearfishing licensing framework was found. Inland subsistence fishing is largely informal and unregulated.
ساحل کې چیرې
اجازه لرونکي او منع سیمې
نومول شوي سیمې چې د ماهیګیرۍ لپاره خلاصې یا بندې دي. متقابله نقشه کې بشپړ انځور وګوره.
منع سیمې
- Band-e-Amir National Parknational park
Afghanistan's first national park (established 22 May 2009), a series of intensely blue lakes in Bamyan Province. Destructive fishing in the park lakes - using hand grenades/explosives and electric shocking devices - has been banned by the park administration after such methods nearly eliminated fish stocks. No legally authorised recreational fishing or spearfishing regime is documented.
اوبو کې شرایط
ژوندي شرایط
د Afghanistan کې د ساحلي حواله ټکي سره نږدې ژوندي سمندري او هوایي عکس، Open-Meteo نه. شرایط ساحل ته ساحل توپیر لري — د ګوتونکي په توګه وګڼه.
د Band-e-Amir National Park سره نږدې ژوندي سمندري او هوایي شرایط.
چا نه وپوښتئ
ادارې
د ماهیانو او جواز مسؤل رسمي ادارې.
National Environmental Protection Agency (NEPA)
environment authority
Ministry of Agriculture, Irrigation and Livestock (MAIL)
agriculture and fisheries authority
دا چیرې نه راځي
سرچینې
پدې پاڼه هر دعوی یوه دې حوالو نه راځي.
- [01]
Environmental Law of the Islamic Republic of Afghanistan (Environment Law 2007) - verbatim Articles 47-49
دویم درجهafghan-web.comلاسرسی شو جون 14 - [02]
A Guide to Afghanistan's 2007 Environment Law (UNEP / OHCHR)
رسميohchr.orgلاسرسی شو جون 14 - [03]
No Fishing with Hand Grenades in Afghanistan's New National Park (Band-e-Amir) - National Parks Traveler
دویم درجهnationalparkstraveler.orgلاسرسی شو جون 14 - [04]
Band-e Amir National Park - Wikipedia (establishment, coordinates, management)
دویم درجهen.wikipedia.orgلاسرسی شو جون 14 - [05]
Coldwater Fish and Fisheries in Afghanistan - FAO (limited fishing activity, no catch records)
رسميfao.orgلاسرسی شو جون 14 - [06]
Afghanistan's first-ever list of protected species (NEPA, 2009) - Newswise
دویم درجهnewswise.comلاسرسی شو جون 14
د څیړونکي یادښتونه
Afghanistan is landlocked (no sea coastline), so marine spearfishing does not apply. Research found NO dedicated national fisheries or fishing statute and NO spearfishing-specific regulation. A FAOLEX 'Fisheries Law' record (LEX-FAOC040534) initially surfaced in searches but was verified to be Vietnam's 2003 Fisheries Law, not Afghanistan's - it is deliberately excluded. The only applicable national instrument is the Environment Law (2007), Chapter Six, Articles 47-49, which governs taking of wild species via harvestable/protected lists and permits administered by NEPA. The verbatim_text entries for Articles 47-49 reproduce only the portions presented as quoted statutory text on the cited afghan-web.com page; explanatory prose on that page (e.g. the permits/management-status sentence after Article 48 and the captive-breeding/artificial-propagation/scientific-purposes list after Article 49) is paraphrase, not verbatim law, and is deliberately excluded from the quotes. The verbatim entries are an English-language rendering of the law (originally enacted in Dari/Pashto), hence translated:true. Destructive fishing (dynamite/explosives, electrofishing) is illegal in practice and explicitly banned in Band-e-Amir National Park. No verbatim primary-source text could be retrieved for any fishing-method or spearfishing prohibition specific to inland recreational fishing; FAOLEX and several PDFs returned 403/binary and could not be parsed. data_confidence is set to 'low' and spearfishing_allowed to 'unknown' because no source confirms or denies the legality of recreational spearfishing as a distinct activity. last_updated reflects the research date; the underlying legal framework dates to 2007-2009.
خبر مې کړه کله چې د Afghanistan قوانین بدل شي
کله چې زموږ د معلوماتو کې د Afghanistan موسمونه یا مقررات تازه شي موږ به تاسې ته بریښنالیک واستوو.