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  • Above: A local boy helps unload ballot materials from an Mi-17 helicopter in the Jaghuri, Afghanistan, for the 18 September elections. Many of the Hazara people who have claimed asylum in Australia were born in this district; those who remain experienced significant difficulties casting a vote. ISAF photo/ Joseph Swafford
    Refugees

    The beginning of the journey

    Afghanistan’s Hazara people, targeted by the Taliban, still have a strong reason to seek protection from countries like Australia, writes Michelle Dimasi in Kabul By: Michelle Dimasi EARLIER on the day I started writing this...

    By Hazara International
    15 years ago
  • Refugees

    $5m training plan to urge a return home

    Yuko Narushima November 10, 2010 AP PhotoThe government has been negotiating with the Afghan President, Hamid Karzai, to begin deporting large numbers of Afghan asylum seekers. Asylum seekers will be offered sweeteners to return to...

    By Omid Jafari
    15 years ago
  • Human Rights

    Najeeba’s story

    Najeeba Wazefadost Leaving your country for good is one of the hardest decisions a person can be forced to make. It means a break with all that you know – your family, your livelihood, your...

    By Omid Jafari
    15 years ago
  • In the first six months of 2010, the UN has documented over 3268 Afghan civilian deaths.
    Refugees

    Don’t deport refugees to danger

    By Hadi ZaherIn the first six months of 2010, the UN has documented over 3268 Afghan civilian deaths. As a former refugee, I can understand and share the concerns of the many Afghan asylum seekers...

    By Hazara International
    15 years ago
  • Europe

    British Museum to exhibit Afghan gold

    Ben Farmer in Kabul, 03 Nov 2010 The British Museum will exhibit a hoard of ancient Afghan gold jewellery after Kabul today signs an agreement loaning the treasure to Britain. Bactrian Aphrodite', left, and a...

    By Omid Jafari
    15 years ago
  • Human Rights

    Record number of asylum seekers arrive

    Hazara People note: If the author(s) of this story looks at the report and news about Hazara People in this website, they will find that Hazara people are in great danger in Afghanistan and Pakistan....

    By Omid Jafari
    15 years ago
  • Refugees

    New Afghan asylum criteria

    AFGHAN boatpeople seeking asylum must face a “real chance” of persecution if they are returned, not one that is “remote or far-fetched”. New refugee selection criteria, released yesterday by the Immigration Department, appear to have...

    By Omid Jafari
    15 years ago
  • Mohammad Zaki Murridi/ VOA - P. Mercer
    Australia

    Hazara Refugees Building New Lives In Australia

    Phil Mercer | Sydney, AustraliaAbdul Alizada/ Photo: VOA - P. Merce Afghan Refugees Building New Lives In Australia Hazara refugees in Australia are urging the government to grant more visas to Afghan asylum seekers ....

    By Hazara International
    15 years ago
  • Latin America, US & Canada

    Hazara Human rights worker coming to Vancouver

    Human rights worker coming to Vancouver By Darah Hansen Here is an interesting event for anyone considering work with a non-governmental organization: Dr. Sima Samar, a human rights worker in Afghanistan, is visiting Vancouver later...

    By Hazara International
    15 years ago
  • Human Rights

    Labor in deal to deport Afghans

    NICK BUTTERLY CANBERRA, The West Australian November 2, 2010 Hundreds of Afghan asylum seekers could be deported to their homeland from as early as next year under a deal being brokered between the Gillard Government...

    By Omid Jafari
    15 years ago
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