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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

14 years ago
Human Rights
Afghan women’s suicides on rise amid desperate search for justice

RT, 03 November, 2010 Women’s rights in Afghanistan continue to be violated despite international efforts to intervene. A shocking number of women face domestic violence and abuse. A growing number of women are committing suicide...
By Omid Jafari

14 years ago
Sport
Interview with Hazara girl Zahra Mahmoodi, captain of Afghanistan women soccer team

Hazara girl Zahra Mahmoodi is the Captain of Afghanistan women soccer team. Hazaras are the most persecuted ethnic group in Afghanistan. In recent years they showed that they are the most progressive ethnic group too....
By Hazara International

14 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

14 years ago
Human Rights
Four members of ethnic Hazara fell victim to terrorist attack in Masjid Road, Quetta

QUETTA: Four men have been gunned down on Masjid Road Thursday evening. Ali Akbar, Samad, Jaffar Abbas and Abid were targeted when they were going to homes in their vehicle from the shop. All men...
By Omid Jafari

14 years ago
Human Rights
Agreement with Taliban could Threaten Human Rights: USIP

A latest special report by the United States Institute of Peace (USIP) finds that an agreement with the Taliban “could threaten human rights and freedoms, especially those of women” The study suggests that talks with...
By Omid Jafari

14 years ago
Human Rights
International Donors Fund on Political Basis: Bamyan Residents

Bamyan: Hundreds of Bamyan residents covered the two-kilometer paved roads of the province with clay in protest against the biased attitude of Karzai in the distribution of funds and reconstruction projects. Large numbers of people...
By Amin Wahidi

14 years ago
Discrimination
Afshar massacre a sear on the hearts of thousands

graphic work by Bashir Bakhtiari, Afghan graphic designer, caricaturist and filmmaker What happened in Afshar Today, when the Afghans are awaiting accountability and justice to cure their wounds with, 11th of February 2009 the sixteenth...
By Amin Wahidi

14 years ago
Genocide
The Hazara carnage in Afghanistan

After decades of war, the Afghan police have become somewhat immune to sights of carnage. However, a recent patrol in the Khas Uruzgan district of Uruzgan province, just north of Kandahar, recently stumbled upon a...
By Omid Jafari

14 years ago
Human Rights
Banditry, Misogyny Keeps Afghanistan Backward

President Obama has telephoned British premier David Cameron to offer an apology. This comes after Linda Norgrove (pictured), a British aid worker, was killed in a rescue attempt that went horribly wrong. Ms Norgrove, aged...
By Hazara International

14 years ago

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....

RT, 03 November, 2010 Women’s rights in Afghanistan continue to be violated despite international efforts to intervene. A shocking number of women face domestic violence and abuse. A growing number of women are committing suicide...

Hazara girl Zahra Mahmoodi is the Captain of Afghanistan women soccer team. Hazaras are the most persecuted ethnic group in Afghanistan. In recent years they showed that they are the most progressive ethnic group too....

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...

QUETTA: Four men have been gunned down on Masjid Road Thursday evening. Ali Akbar, Samad, Jaffar Abbas and Abid were targeted when they were going to homes in their vehicle from the shop. All men...

A latest special report by the United States Institute of Peace (USIP) finds that an agreement with the Taliban “could threaten human rights and freedoms, especially those of women” The study suggests that talks with...

Bamyan: Hundreds of Bamyan residents covered the two-kilometer paved roads of the province with clay in protest against the biased attitude of Karzai in the distribution of funds and reconstruction projects. Large numbers of people...

graphic work by Bashir Bakhtiari, Afghan graphic designer, caricaturist and filmmaker What happened in Afshar Today, when the Afghans are awaiting accountability and justice to cure their wounds with, 11th of February 2009 the sixteenth...

After decades of war, the Afghan police have become somewhat immune to sights of carnage. However, a recent patrol in the Khas Uruzgan district of Uruzgan province, just north of Kandahar, recently stumbled upon a...

President Obama has telephoned British premier David Cameron to offer an apology. This comes after Linda Norgrove (pictured), a British aid worker, was killed in a rescue attempt that went horribly wrong. Ms Norgrove, aged...