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Human RightsKabul protest against Hazaras genocide in Pakistan
By Mohammad Hussain Amini
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Human RightsGovernor rule to be imposed in Balochistan
QUETTA: Prime Minister Raja Pervez Ashraf has announced imposition of governor rule in Balochistan under article 234 of the constitution, DawnNews reported. Addressing protesters at Alamdar Road, the prime minister said the governor would be the...
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Human RightsWhy Hazara?
After over 48 hours since it started, the sit-in on Quetta’s Alamdar Road staged by hundreds of members from the Hazara Shia community continues on Sunday. The demonstrators, while refusing to bury their loved ones,...
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Human RightsPakistanis Unite In Protests Against Sectarian Attacks on Hazaras
Ahmad Shuja The sufferings of a small ethno-sectarian minority community in Pakistan have brought Pakistanis of all stripes in active unity against increasing incidents of sectarian terrorism. Thousands of people are protesting across Pakistan in...
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Human RightsHazara leader on hunger strike
-Photo by Saleem Javed QUETTA: Hazara Democratic Party’s president Abdul Khaliq Hazara went on hunger strike for three days on Saturday in protest against the killing of members of the community in Thursday’s bomb blasts...
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GenocideGenocide of the Hazaras: hundreds killed and injured in Quetta!
The worst violence occurred in the southwestern city of Quetta, where two explosions a few minutes apart in the evening ripped through a snooker hall in a neighborhood dominated by ethnic Hazara Shiites, killing at...
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DiscriminationDiscrimination against Hazara female air force pilots, Los Angeles Times reported.
In Kabul, 2nd Lt. Sourya Saleh, 20, left, and 2nd Lt. Masooma Hussaini are Hazara air force helicopter pilots who were trained in the United States. (Carolyn Cole / Los Angeles Times / December 28,...
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AustraliaAustralian police accused of racially profiling Pakistan’s Hazaras
Amnesty International says Australia’s reported cooperation with Pakistan’s intelligence agencies to stop Hazara asylum seekers leaving the country is “questionable and sordid”. An investigation by journalist Aubrey Belford quotes Pakistani officials confirming that Australian Federal...
By Hazara International
