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ArtPreserving Memory of Afghanistan’s Giant Buddhas
by: RENEE MONTAGNE When the Taliban were driven from power in 2001, they left behind a broken country and an infamous act of destruction: reducing to rubble two monumental Buddhas that had stood for 1,500...
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ArtExclusive Interview with Bashir Bakhtiari, famous Afghan Caricaturist, filmmaker and journalist
Bashir Bakhtiari, with pen name of Baache Azra is a pioneer Afghan journalist filmmaker who is better known for the caricatures and other graphic works he does among the Afghan artists. His journalistic works refer...
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Human RightsInternational Donors Fund on Political Basis: Bamyan Residents
Bamyan: Hundreds of Bamyan residents covered the two-kilometer paved roads of the province with clay in protest against the biased attitude of Karzai in the distribution of funds and reconstruction projects. Large numbers of people...
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DiscriminationAfshar massacre a sear on the hearts of thousands
graphic work by Bashir Bakhtiari, Afghan graphic designer, caricaturist and filmmaker What happened in Afshar Today, when the Afghans are awaiting accountability and justice to cure their wounds with, 11th of February 2009 the sixteenth...
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GenocideThe Hazara carnage in Afghanistan
After decades of war, the Afghan police have become somewhat immune to sights of carnage. However, a recent patrol in the Khas Uruzgan district of Uruzgan province, just north of Kandahar, recently stumbled upon a...
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RefugeesIndonesian Officers Scolded as 52 Refugees Escape Center
Nurfika Osman and AFP An International Organization for Migration officer talks to Iraqi and Afghanistan asylum seekers after officials said overcrowding was partly to blame for the mass escape.?(JG Photo/Safir Makki) Jakarta. The Justice and...
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Human RightsBanditry, Misogyny Keeps Afghanistan Backward
President Obama has telephoned British premier David Cameron to offer an apology. This comes after Linda Norgrove (pictured), a British aid worker, was killed in a rescue attempt that went horribly wrong. Ms Norgrove, aged...
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RefugeesAmnesty slams advice on Afghanistan
Karlis Salna AAP A leading human rights group has slammed the advice being used by Labor to reject Afghan asylum seekers, warning security in Afghanistan is now at its worst in a decade. The warning...
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NewsA talented Hazara youth invents first ever Aeroplane in Afghanistan
Every nation’s continuous development depends on its people and the nations, which have suffered the brutalities of wars, can learn from its outcome to capitalize their strength to present souvenir to the nation. The Hazaras,...
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VideosMassacre of Hazaras in Bamyan
Mass Killing during the Military Operation of Taliban: The Taliban first time entered Bamyan city 13th September, 1998 after short fighting on Aghrubut pass. On 15-17 September the Taliban launched search in Bamyan villages to...
By Omid Jafari