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Hazara Contemporary FiguresDawood Sarkhosh tours Australia
Hazara pop singer Dawood Sarkhosh has performed in Sydney as part of his Australian tour. ABC News Also: Dawood Sarkhosh in Japani’s TV When I stand before God at the end of my life, I...
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RefugeesUN Welcomes Australia’s Move to Lift Afghan Asylum Ban
Phil Mercer | Sydney, 04 October 2010: The United Nations refugee agency has welcomed Australia’s decision to lift a freeze on the processing of claims from Afghan asylum seekers. In April, Canberra said it was...
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Human RightsSamar May Win Nobel Prize for Advocacy of Afghan Women’s Rights
Oct. 4 (Bloomberg) — Human rights advocate Sima Samar may become the first person from Afghanistan to Dr. Sima Samarwin the Nobel Peace Prize for her efforts to promote women’s health and education, according to...
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Refugees‘What now for refugee rights?’
By Jim McIlroy, BrisbanePeople's Assembly for Refugees. Canberra, September 29. Photo: Peter Boyle People’s Assembly for Refugees. Canberra, September 29. Photo: Peter Boyle “After the election: What now for refugee rights?” was the theme of...
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News2010 Elections: What if the Hazaras win in Uruzgan?
Martine van Bijlert, 02-10-2010: Afghanistan’s parliamentary election, as is by now well-known, is seriously pulled out of balance by fraud, insecurity and an unusual variation of the Single Non-Transferable Vote (SNTV), an electoral system that...
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NewsNobel experts predict low-key prize after Obama
By KARL RITTER and BJOERN H. AMLAND Associated Press Writers STOCKHOLM—As the secretive Nobel Prize committees huddle for their final deliberations to select the 2010 winners, the question looms large: Are the jurors preparing another...
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VideosDawood Sarkhosh`s national song in Marefat High School kabul
Watanam – Marefat High School Kabul Dawood Sarkhosh`s national song in Marefat High School kabul, Afghanistan Marefat High School kabul
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AustraliaRefugee groups say government advice on Hazara asylum-seekers is wrong
# Joe Kelly/ # From: The Australian REFUGEE groups fear a “flawed” government assessment of Afghanistan will unfairly taint asylum-seekers’ applications to stay in Australia. The assessment by the Australian embassy in Kabul, dated February...
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VideosProcessing freeze lifted for Afghan asylum seekers
The Federal Government has announced it is immediately lifting the freeze on processing the refugee claims of Afghan asylum seekers. Source: NewsOnABC
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