Abolition of Landlordism

The abolition of landlordism refers to the process of ending the system where landowners (landlords) control large areas of land and rent them out to tenants. This shift aims to promote fairer land distribution, reduce exploitation, and empower tenants and small farmers. By removing landlord privileges, communities can prioritize equitable access to land, encourage productive use, and support social reforms. Ultimately, it seeks to create a more just and balanced relationship between landholders and those who work or live on the land, fostering social and economic development.