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Australia
Australian Hazara Demonstration against Invasion of Kochi-Taliban in Behsud on 30. may 2010

Thousands of Australian Hazaras took a demonstration rally in Sydney, Malbourn and in different other cities of Australia on 29th. of may 2010 against the Kochi invasion on Hazaras of Behsud.
By Omid Jafari

15 years ago
Europe
Protest in London Against Kuchi Invasion of Behsud

BBC Persian report of the protest in London. Hundreds of British Hazaras protested in front of the Embassy of Afghanistan in London on May 23 against the Kuchi invasion of Behsud. Protesters staged a sit-in...
By Omid Jafari

15 years ago
Human Rights
Kuchis Loot Behsud

Abbas Daiyar, This is a video recorded near Behsud on May 16. It shows Afghan police laughing with Kuchis who are carrying looted household items from Behsud. A Taliban white flag is seen on the...
By Omid Jafari

15 years ago
Human Rights
Protest in Kabul Against Kuchi Attack in Behsud

Kabul: Thousands of people staged a protest demonstration on Shaheed Mazari Square in West Kabul on May 20 against the Kuchi attack in Behsud. Angry protesters chanted slogans and displayed placards criticizing Karzai for keeping...
By Omid Jafari

15 years ago
Australia
Hazara refugees: Afghanistan not safe for us

By Pip Hinman SYDNEY, May 30, 2010 – A national mobilisation by a newly-formed Australia Hazara Council today brought 1000 Hazara refugees into the streets in the centre of Sydney. They were protesting the Karzai...
By Hazara International

15 years ago
Human Rights
Women, religious and female -phoebe culture

BY: Kawa Gharji People eager to interoperate Quranic verses may do so using demagogy, but no one can deny the institutionalized violence against women based on those very verses and consequently the culture that takes...
By Administrator

15 years ago
Human Rights
Women, religious and misogynistic culture

By: Kawa Gharji Some people are keen to interoperate verses of the Quran by using demagogy. But even these individuals can’t deny the level of institutionalized violence elevated against women based on their interpretation of...
By Administrator

15 years ago
Discrimination
17the anniversary of the “Afshar Massacre”

AHRDO | February 12, 2010 “Nobody has the Right to Forgive the Perpetrators” The Afghanistan Human Rights and Democracy Organization (AHRDO) in collaboration with the Foundation of Solidarity for Justice (FSJ) and the representatives of...
By Omid Jafari

15 years ago
Human Rights
Legalising’ marital rape

Channel 4 News, Updated on 28 January 2010 Last spring President Karzai backed a law governing Shia family relations that effectively legalised marital rape and allowed for women to effectively be imprisoned in their homes....
By Omid Jafari

15 years ago
Freedom of Speech
Legitimacy And Governance According To Islam

Relations between religion and politics By Kawa Gharji Translated from Dari (Persian) by M. Amin Wahidi The discussion of legitimacy and acceptance is one of the most interesting discussions in Islam history and Islamic point...
By Administrator

15 years ago

Thousands of Australian Hazaras took a demonstration rally in Sydney, Malbourn and in different other cities of Australia on 29th. of may 2010 against the Kochi invasion on Hazaras of Behsud.

BBC Persian report of the protest in London. Hundreds of British Hazaras protested in front of the Embassy of Afghanistan in London on May 23 against the Kuchi invasion of Behsud. Protesters staged a sit-in...

Abbas Daiyar, This is a video recorded near Behsud on May 16. It shows Afghan police laughing with Kuchis who are carrying looted household items from Behsud. A Taliban white flag is seen on the...

Kabul: Thousands of people staged a protest demonstration on Shaheed Mazari Square in West Kabul on May 20 against the Kuchi attack in Behsud. Angry protesters chanted slogans and displayed placards criticizing Karzai for keeping...

By Pip Hinman SYDNEY, May 30, 2010 – A national mobilisation by a newly-formed Australia Hazara Council today brought 1000 Hazara refugees into the streets in the centre of Sydney. They were protesting the Karzai...

BY: Kawa Gharji People eager to interoperate Quranic verses may do so using demagogy, but no one can deny the institutionalized violence against women based on those very verses and consequently the culture that takes...

By: Kawa Gharji Some people are keen to interoperate verses of the Quran by using demagogy. But even these individuals can’t deny the level of institutionalized violence elevated against women based on their interpretation of...

AHRDO | February 12, 2010 “Nobody has the Right to Forgive the Perpetrators” The Afghanistan Human Rights and Democracy Organization (AHRDO) in collaboration with the Foundation of Solidarity for Justice (FSJ) and the representatives of...

Channel 4 News, Updated on 28 January 2010 Last spring President Karzai backed a law governing Shia family relations that effectively legalised marital rape and allowed for women to effectively be imprisoned in their homes....

Relations between religion and politics By Kawa Gharji Translated from Dari (Persian) by M. Amin Wahidi The discussion of legitimacy and acceptance is one of the most interesting discussions in Islam history and Islamic point...