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Hazara Muslim shot injured in Quetta by Taliban terrorists

Saturday 20 April 2013 Administrator

Hazara Asylum seekers missing after boat sinks off coast of Indonesia

Saturday 20 April 2013 Administrator

Afghanistan - the world’s most dangerous place for aid workers

Thursday 18 April 2013

Mohammad Ahmadi’s Story A PERSONAL STORY OF A HAZARA BOY WHO FLED AFGHANISTAN AND THE STORY OF A GENERATION

Tuesday 9 April 2013 admin

Security and aid work in militia-controlled Afghanistan

Friday 5 April 2013

Gole Badam Festival in Daykundi Province, the heart of Hazaristan

Monday 1 April 2013 admin

Fighting in Pakistan’s Tirah Valley displaces 40,000 people

Monday 1 April 2013

Hazaristan, Hazara Faces and Persecution of the Hazara people

Sunday 31 March 2013 admin

Hazaras flee ‘systematic genocide’ in Pakistan

Saturday 30 March 2013 admin

Spring in Daykundi, the heart of Hazaristan(Almonds’ Land)

Thursday 28 March 2013 admin

What will elections bring for Hazaras – more death?

Tuesday 26 March 2013 admin

Amnesty International: Imminent deportation poses grave risk for Hazaras’ safety

Sunday 17 March 2013 admin

Fear, hope and survival in Quetta

Saturday 16 March 2013 admin

Afghan women navigate a challenging judicial landscape

Tuesday 12 March 2013

Immigration dept prepares to return Hazara men to Afghanistan

Thursday 7 March 2013 admin

Furore over Australian detention of immigrant children

Tuesday 5 March 2013

Analysis: Furore over Australian detention of immigrant children

Tuesday 5 March 2013

Blood in the streets: Quetta’s Hazara massacres

Sunday 24 February 2013 admin

A Protest in Atlanta Georgia USA Against Hazara Genocide in Quetta Pakistan

Saturday 23 February 2013 admin

Hazaras’ Protest in Holland Against Hazara Genocide in Quetta

Saturday 23 February 2013 admin

Hazaras’ Protest in Sydney Against Hazara Genocide in Quetta

Wednesday 20 February 2013 admin

Hunger Strike in Kabul against Hazaras’ genocide in Quetta

Wednesday 20 February 2013 admin

Protest Against Hazara killing in Atlanta Georgia, USA

Tuesday 19 February 2013 admin

World-wide Protest: Declaration Against Hazara Genocide In Pakistan

Tuesday 19 February 2013 admin

Decades of aid manipulation

Tuesday 19 February 2013

The use and abuse of humanitarian principle

Tuesday 19 February 2013

Amnesty International: Authorities must do more to protect Hazara community from deadly attacks

Tuesday 19 February 2013 admin

Hazara Genocide: more than 300 killed and injured in Quetta

Saturday 16 February 2013 admin

World Leaders Asked to Stop Atrocities Against Hazaras

Saturday 16 February 2013 admin

Afghanistan: Don’t Prosecute Sexually Assaulted Children

Sunday 10 February 2013 Human Rights Watch

An open letter from World-wide Poets addressed to United Nations Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon, President of the European Commission José Manuel Barroso, and President of the United States, Barack Obama.

Friday 8 February 2013 admin

Analysis: Changing the discourse on Afghan IDPs

Thursday 7 February 2013

Analysis: Afghan government promises rethink on IDPs

Thursday 7 February 2013

US: Act to Protect Children in Conflict

Tuesday 5 February 2013 Human Rights Watch

Afghanistan: Act on UN Torture Report

Sunday 3 February 2013 Human Rights Watch

With the Raisani government gone, will Hazara killings stop?

Friday 1 February 2013 admin

Afghanistan: Rights at Risk as Military Drawdown Advances

Friday 1 February 2013 Human Rights Watch

Dozens in Edmonton protest killing of Hazara Shias in Pakistan

Monday 21 January 2013 admin

Hazara: A Peaceful Community

Sunday 20 January 2013 admin

Shia Hazara community begin burying dead following one of the worst sectarian attacks in Pakistan’s history

Tuesday 15 January 2013 admin

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