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AustraliaAmnesty International: Imminent deportation poses grave risk for Hazaras’ safety
Amnesty International has grave concerns with the Government’s recent move to start returning Hazara asylum seekers to Afghanistan and Pakistan. “The security situation in Afghanistan is deteriorating and we are extremely fearful for their safety...
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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...
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AustraliaImmigration dept prepares to return Hazara men to Afghanistan
A refugee activist says the men have been denied due process but the Government is determined to make an example of them and prove that it can forcibly remove people back to Afghanistan. The Immigration...
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GenocideBlood in the streets: Quetta’s Hazara massacres
By Niamatullah Ibrahimi At about 5:30 PM local time on February 16, a massive bomb ripped through a bustling street lined with grocery stores, schools, and tuition centers in the southwestern Pakistani city of Quetta....
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GenocideA Protest in Atlanta Georgia USA Against Hazara Genocide in Quetta Pakistan
By Muhammed Rizaee On Thursday February 21, 2013 a peaceful protest and a candlelight vigil were held in front of CNN’s headquarters, Atlanta Georgia USA, protesting the genocide of the Hazara people. The protest ran...
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EuropeHazaras’ Protest in Holland Against Hazara Genocide in Quetta
by Hafiz Besharat Hazara journalist and human right activist in Netherlands
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AustraliaWorld-wide Protest: Declaration Against Hazara Genocide In Pakistan
At least 92 members of Hazara died, including some 20 women and 18 children, more than 200 sustained serious injuries and 30 people gone missing when a bombed ripped through a densely populated fruit market...
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GenocideAmnesty International: Authorities must do more to protect Hazara community from deadly attacks
The Pakistan authorities must do more to protect the persecuted Shi’a Hazara minority community, Amnesty International said following a devastating attack in Quetta that killed scores. On Saturday 17 February, at least 84 people, mostly...
By Hazara International
