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GenocideAnother Bystander to the Hazara Genocide
The American legacy of conflict in the guise of “peacemaking” in Afghanistan has led to a never-ending war, eighteen years of invasion, 2 trillion dollars spent, 157000 Afghans (43000 civilians) and 2400 American soldiers killed,...
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GenocideWho was the woman laying on the ground symbol of the maternity hospital terrorist attack?
By Sakina Amiry for EtilateRooz Translated by Hazara International Few hours after the start of the terrorist attack at the maternity ward of the 100-bed hospital in Dasht-e Barchi, a photo of a woman laying...
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GenocideA Tribute to the Incurable Wound of Kabul: Afshar Genocide
When I Was Still Alive….. From the time I am floating very lightly in the air and wandering freely everywhere, I have a much clearer view of the earth and the things on it but...
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ArtSleep Well, Little Boy, You Cute Little Boy!
To thousands of innocent children brutally killed in Nazi concentration camps in Poland and elsewhere in Europe 1. Hey, You! I see you. I see you with my eye. I am sure; I am not...
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DiscriminationAfghan-Dutch War Criminal Promotes Ethnic Genocide Before ICC Eyes
“To unify Afghanistan, Aryan race should do more; Hazaras and Uzbeks are not Arians, if I were on power, I would rather order to eliminate their ethnic leaders and would force their women to marry...
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GenocideHazaras Gripped by Religious Extremism in Balochistan
Pakistan’s Hazara community had peace for roughly one year before terror broke out again. On Friday, 55 Hazara vegetable vendors said a routine goodbye to their loved ones, not realizing the danger that would come...
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GenocideThe Agony of the Hazaras and the Indifference of the Afghan State
By Rustam Ali Seerat and Johnny Arokiaraj P On July 23, 2016, two suicide bombers attacked protest rally organized by the Hazara community in Kabul, killing 88 people. This was the first of a series of...
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GenocidePakistan Chief Justice’s Notice Produces Some Hope for Hazara Protections
by Maisam Iltaf and Bismellah Alizada April was a particularly grim month for the besieged ethnic Hazara community in the Pakistani city of Quetta. It began with the targeted killing of Nazar Hussein, a taxi driver in the city. At the end...
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GenocideGenocide of Hazara Community Reflects Horrific Treatment of Minorities in Pakistan
By NDT Pakistan Bureau Renowned Pak columnist Irfan Husain in his article “Hazara massacre” dated 5th May in a leading Pakistani daily has brought out the tragedy of Hazaras in its macabre details. No journalist in...
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GenocideThe frequent and brutal attacks on the Hazaras in Quetta and What the Community as still to face
By Zofeen T. Ebrahim April 22 could have been a morning like any other for 40-year old Mohammad Zaman, a Shia Hazara, and father of three, who opened his car mechanic shop anywhere between 7.30 and...
By Hazara International