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Genocide2 Hazara killed, two passersby injured in Quetta
At least two people belonging to Hazara community have been killed and another two persons who were passersby injured in firing by armed men on Shahrah-e-Iqbal road in the main city, here in Quetta on...
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GenocideHazara political parties threaten civil disobedience against targeted killings
By Mohammad Zafar A Pakistani police officer looks at a bullet-riddled vehicle after an attack by gunmen in Quetta on July 15, 2013. PHOTO: AFPQUETTA: Hazara political parties have threatened a civil disobedience movement against...
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GenocideQuetta, In a terrorist attack four Hazaras were killed
Four people from the Hazara community were killed on Masjid Road as a result of a firing incident here in Quetta on Monday. Fayyaz Sumbal, the Deputy Inspector General Police, told that four terrorists sprayed...
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GenocideSuicide blast in Quetta’s Hazara town kills at least 28
People at civil hospital shifting the bodies of those killed in the suicide blast near the Imambargah in Hazara town on Sunday. – Photo by Online QUETTA: At least 28 people were killed and over...
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GenocideThe Hazara: A People Under Attack
by Carly West “It is our religious duty to kill all Shias… in all of Pakistan, especially Quetta, we will continue our successful jihad against the Shia Hazara and Pakistan will become a graveyard for...
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GenocideBomber targets Pakistan’s Hazara minority in run-up to elections
By Gul Yousafzai QUETTA, Pakistan, April 23 (Reuters) – A prominent leader of Pakistan’s ethnic Hazara minority narrowly escaped a suicide attack that killed six people on Tuesday, underscoring the growing threat militants pose to...
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GenocideHazaras flee ‘systematic genocide’ in Pakistan
Ben Doherty Despite the risks of the long, slow boat trip to Australia – made starkly evident by the Christmas Island disaster this week when two asylum seekers drowned – hundreds of ethnic Hazaras in...
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GenocideWhat will elections bring for Hazaras – more death?
by Muhammad Younas Muhammad YounasAn Hazara human rights activist and freelance journalist.It was October 5, 1999 when ex-education minister Sardar Nisar Ali was ambushed by “unknown” terrorists. His driver and personal bodyguard died on the...
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ArtWorld Poetry Day: 324 Poets from 93 Countries Unite to Stop Genocide of Hazara
324 noted poets including Nobel, Pulitzer, continental and national literary prize winners as well as the presidents of the international poetry festivals, presidents of PEN clubs, and writers associations from 93 countries have chosen to...
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GenocideFear, hope and survival in Quetta
by Qasim A Moini IN the aftermath of two savage bombings that have between them claimed nearly 200 lives and have left many more injured, an uneasy calm prevails over Quetta. Today the Frontier Corps...
By Hazara International