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Prominent Hazara journalist, human rights activist and writer in International Poetry Festival of Medellín

The 21º International Poetry Festival ofProminent Hazara journalist, human rights activist and writer Kamran Mir Hazar in International Poetry Festival of Medellín Medellín: meeting of the antelope and the star July 2nd to 9th, 2011...
By Hazara International

14 years ago
Discrimination
Murders of faith in a land of violence

By Nasir Jamal An ethnic Hazara man is comforted by community members, after he arrived to the local hospital in Quetta to find a family member shot dead, May 6, 2011. Suspected Islamist militants on...
By Hazara International

14 years ago
Australia
Stopping boats has appeal on the queue

by Tom Allard BEFORE he has even uttered a word, Rajab’s hands are covering his eyes and he is weeping. His chest heaves as he sobs, the humiliation and misery of his life powerfully articulated...
By Hazara International

14 years ago
Pakistan and the rest of Asia Pacific
‘It’s been more than 30 years I have been a refugee’

Tom Allard, Kuala Lumpur Hazara refugee Rajab plays with his eldest grandchild in the living room of their flat in Kuala Lumpur. Photo: Rahman Roslan BEFORE he had even uttered a word, Rajab’s hands are...
By Hazara International

14 years ago
Pakistan and the rest of Asia Pacific
In a terrorist attack four Hazaras were killed in Quetta Pakistan

Hazara People: Based on reports from Quetta a coach was attacked by unknown terrorists on the way to Quetta Wednesday June 23rd in which four Hazara civilians were killed and eleven more were injured. The...
By Hazara International

14 years ago
Europe
An open letter from Afghan refugees in Turkey to UNHCR

Dear UNHCR Authorities, Afghans refugees are the third largest irregular refugee group in Turkey. Most have fled the war in Afghanistan. In 2010, refugees from Afghanistan numbered near 3,500 and made a sizable proportion of...
By Hazara International

14 years ago
Pakistan and the rest of Asia Pacific
Unrestrained, Talibanized Nomadism

by Nasruddin Hemati On the verge of the US forces withdrawal following a decade of strong presence here, Afghanistan remains unstable, with the government failing to address even some tiny security issues. Instability has grown...
By Hazara International

14 years ago
Refugees
UNHCR report finds 80 per cent of world’s refugees in developing countries

GENEVA, June 20 (UNHCR) – A UNHCR report released today reveals deep imbalance in international support for the world’s forcibly displaced, with a full four-fifths of the world’s refugees being hosted by developing countries –...
By Hazara International

14 years ago
Pakistan and the rest of Asia Pacific
Hazaras condemn killing of former Olympian

QUETTA: Hazara Democratic Party (HDP) staged a protest demonstration in front of the Quetta Press Club on Friday, condemning the killing of former Olympian and Pakistan Sports Board Deputy Director Syed Abrar Hussain Shah. Shah...
By Hazara International

14 years ago
Australia
The curse of being a Hazara

by Ali Karimi Being a Hazara in Kandahar, Afghanistan An Indonesian Buddhist named Agustinus Wibowo who worked in Afghanistan for more than two years had a great deal of troubles for being mistaken for a...
By Hazara International

14 years ago

The 21º International Poetry Festival ofProminent Hazara journalist, human rights activist and writer Kamran Mir Hazar in International Poetry Festival of Medellín Medellín: meeting of the antelope and the star July 2nd to 9th, 2011...

By Nasir Jamal An ethnic Hazara man is comforted by community members, after he arrived to the local hospital in Quetta to find a family member shot dead, May 6, 2011. Suspected Islamist militants on...

by Tom Allard BEFORE he has even uttered a word, Rajab’s hands are covering his eyes and he is weeping. His chest heaves as he sobs, the humiliation and misery of his life powerfully articulated...

Tom Allard, Kuala Lumpur Hazara refugee Rajab plays with his eldest grandchild in the living room of their flat in Kuala Lumpur. Photo: Rahman Roslan BEFORE he had even uttered a word, Rajab’s hands are...

Hazara People: Based on reports from Quetta a coach was attacked by unknown terrorists on the way to Quetta Wednesday June 23rd in which four Hazara civilians were killed and eleven more were injured. The...

Dear UNHCR Authorities, Afghans refugees are the third largest irregular refugee group in Turkey. Most have fled the war in Afghanistan. In 2010, refugees from Afghanistan numbered near 3,500 and made a sizable proportion of...

by Nasruddin Hemati On the verge of the US forces withdrawal following a decade of strong presence here, Afghanistan remains unstable, with the government failing to address even some tiny security issues. Instability has grown...

GENEVA, June 20 (UNHCR) – A UNHCR report released today reveals deep imbalance in international support for the world’s forcibly displaced, with a full four-fifths of the world’s refugees being hosted by developing countries –...

QUETTA: Hazara Democratic Party (HDP) staged a protest demonstration in front of the Quetta Press Club on Friday, condemning the killing of former Olympian and Pakistan Sports Board Deputy Director Syed Abrar Hussain Shah. Shah...

by Ali Karimi Being a Hazara in Kandahar, Afghanistan An Indonesian Buddhist named Agustinus Wibowo who worked in Afghanistan for more than two years had a great deal of troubles for being mistaken for a...