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GenocideThe 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...
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Human RightsBanditry, 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...
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Human RightsSamar May Win Nobel Prize for Advocacy of Afghan Women’s Rights
Oct. 4 (Bloomberg) — Human rights advocate Sima Samar may become the first person from Afghanistan to Dr. Sima Samarwin the Nobel Peace Prize for her efforts to promote women’s health and education, according to...
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Human RightsAfghanistan: Hazaras from Ghazni Province
Hazara People note: We respect all people, but Hazara people are not Afghan. Afghan or Pashtun is another ethnic group in Afghanistan. Afghanistan: Afghan Hazaras from Ghazni Province (1) Nexus between general security situation and...
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VideosShocking Video of Woman Being Stoned To Death by Taliban
The video was shot recently in Upper Orakzai in Northwest Pakistan by the Taliban itself.
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DiscriminationFOUR MEMBERS OF ETHNIC HAZARA FELL VICTIM TO TERRORIST ATTACK IN HAZAR GANJI, QUETTA
Liaquat Ali Hazara, September 28, 2010: Unknown terrorists opened fire on a vehicle carrying four innocent Hazara grocers in Hazar Ganji, Quetta at 11:00 AM local time, killing two of them on the spot and...
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Women RightsThe Vote Comes to Afghanistan’s Peaceful Heartland
At the polls in Bamiyan, the anti-Taliban province that’s seeing a resurgence of female participation. BY E. BENJAMIN SKINNER AMIYAN, AFGHANISTAN — On the day before Afghanistan’s parliamentary elections, Razia Hussaini, 30, one of six...
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GenocideMassacre of Hazaras in Bamyan
Mass Killing during the Military Operation of Taliban: The Taliban first time entered Bamyan city 13th September, 1998 after short fighting on Aghrubut pass. On 15-17 September the Taliban launched search in Bamyan villages to...
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Human RightsWhy you are silent about war crimes, massacres and crimes against humanity committed by the Taliban in Afghanistan?
An open letter to the world Islam intellectuals, scholars, mullahs, and leaders Click here and sign the letter The Taliban have committed war crimes, massacres, crimes against humanity, and other sorts of human An open...
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Human RightsRights group: Violence threatens Afghan elections
Rights group: Violence threatens Afghan elections By DUSAN STOJANOVIC, KABUL, Afghanistan — The legitimacy of Afghanistan’s parliamentary elections is severely threatened by insurgent attacks on candidates and the lack of security provided by the government,...
By Omid Jafari