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GenocideSUICIDE BOMBER TURNED GALA EID FEROCIOUS FOR HAZARAS IN QUETTA
Today at about 09:30 hours (PST), the adjacent areas to Alamdar Road jolted heavily due to a suicide bombing, occurring on Major Mohammad Ali Shaheed Road. This resulted in the death of 11 people, including...
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AustraliaAustralian Hazara Champion, now a Hollywood celebrity visits refugees and his fans in Europe
Talented Hazara martial arts champion and actor Hussain Sadiqi, who is known in Australia as a new Jackie Chan is visiting refugees and his fans in European countries. Since his move to Los Angles, California...
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AustraliaUNSAFE HAVEN: HAZARAS IN AFGHANISTAN
UTS Tower Foyer, Level 4, 15 Broadway, NSW 5 September 2011 – 7 October 2011 In January 2011 the Australian and Afghan Governments signed an agreement allowing the forced repatriation of Afghan refugees ‘judged not...
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RefugeesAustralians don’t fully understand what is being done in their name
Julian Burnside The Norwegian freighter Tampa. Photo: Reuters Misinformation and dishonesty abounds over asylum seekers. ON AUGUST 26, 2001, a small fishing boat called Palapa I began to sink in the Indian Ocean. Ordinarily, it...
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AustraliaFear fuels refugees’ Australia dreams
AFP Hazara home burned and looted by Kuchi /May 2010 KUALA LUMPUR, Aug 21, 2011 (AFP) – – Akhbar and his family fled a perilous existence in Afghanistan for an uncertain life in Malaysia and...
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RefugeesThe killers come and sanctuary is far away
Ben Doherty Rescued refugees aboard the Tampa in 2001. SARWAR had been home a week when they came for him. After more than two years away from Afghanistan – on leaky boats and in refugee...
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AustraliaTampa refugees resurface as Kiwis
Tom Dusevic, National chief reporter From: The Australian From left, Wahidullah Akbari, Assadullah Nazari, Hussain Ewazi and Zainab Ewazi have vivid memories of their journey on a fishing boat that ended when they were picked...
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AustraliaLives dogged by poverty, danger and uncertainty, the struggle continues for Tampa’s returnees
Ben Doherty, South Asia Correspondent Left: Shir Ahmad in Kabul with his daughter Sadaf, 6. His son has left Afghanistan, never to return. Photo: Kate Geraghty IN THE eyes of the Taliban, Rauf’s sins are...
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