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Human RightsDozens of Hazara people were targeted and killed in Pakistan in 2010
Hazara people: Same as Afghanistan, dozens of Hazara people were targeted and killed by Pashtun Taliban in Pakistan. A new report released by Human Rights Commission of Pakistan says dozens of Hazara people were killed...
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Human RightsGhazni: Pashtun Taliban blocked roads in Hazara areas
Pashtun Taliban have been blocked the roads in Ghazni province where Hazara people live. Local people and drivers say that Taliban have distributed a letter threatened people to do not pass Jaghori- Gharabagh road. Ghazni:...
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GenocideSETTING ORUZGAN’S VIOLENT STAGE
The Hazara Wars SETTING ORUZGAN’S VIOLENT STAGE The probability of ethnonationalist conflict increases with the number of prior conflicts fought in the name of the same ethnic group.1 Historically, there have been two opposing political...
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GenocideAfghanistan’s oppressed Hazaras dread Taliban return
By Emmanuel Duparcq (AFP) YAKAWLANG, Afghanistan — Ibrahim still has vivid nightmares about the slaughter on the morning of January 11, 2001 that he miraculously escaped. Pumped up by victory after seizing control of Ibrahim’s...
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NewsThe Afghan Patriarchy Does NOT Know Best
March 8, 2011 by Zareen Taj As the world celebrates International Women’s Day, Afghan women may have less to celebrate and more to fear–at least if a proposed law to bring women’s shelters under government...
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ArtAfghan regimes have had this policy to destroy all historic symbols of Hazaras
Ancient Buddhas Will Not Be Rebuilt – UNESCO By Andrea Lunt The smaller Buddha of Bamiyan before (left picture) and after destruction (right).UNITED NATIONS, Mar 11, 2011 (IPS) – Afghanistan’s historic Bamiyan Buddhas, destroyed by...
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DiscriminationSymbolic protest of Hazara People in Bamiyan: Donkeys have better service than Afghan officials
Why the international aid community and the Afghan government spend millions of dollars in provinces where poppies, the drug business, terrorists and the Taliban flourish. Why do they not help the peaceful Bamiyan or Daikondi...
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NewsHundreds of women activists in Dai Kundi urge UN to support their call for justice
Photo from Haji Oruzgani8 March 2011 – Hundreds of women carrying banners with “We Want Justice” written in Dari today urged provincial officials to make life better for women in Dai Kundi, where the United...
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Women RightsThe U.S. and Afghan activists condemn women’s shelter takeover plans
The United States has expressed concern over the Afghan government’s proposed changes to the regulation of women’s shelters, which will allow it to take over shelters for abused women. The proposal also brought Photo: TOLO...
By Hazara International
