This report presents a legal analysis of human rights violations in Afghanistan following a political coup. It examines the violations through the lens of the Afghan constitution, international human rights law, and relevant conventions such as the UDHR, ICCPR, and CEDAW. The report identifies violations of first, second, and third-generation human rights, focusing on discrimination, restrictions on freedoms, and acts of violence. It explores the legal options available to victims, including remedies such as compensation, rehabilitation, and access to justice, as well as the responsibilities of the state and perpetrators under international law. The report highlights the role of the APF party in violating human rights and the implications of these violations. The conclusion recommends specific remedies and actions to address the violations and uphold human rights standards.