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NewsAre we committed to Afghanistan or to Hamid Karzai’s government?
The critical political question is now this one: Are we committed to Afghanistan or to the Karzai government? There are many, many Afghans who will fight the Taliban and al-Qaida whether we continue to do...
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NewsHolbrooke’s advice
Should we forget the treatment of women at the hands of the Taleban, should we forget the massacre of Hazara civilians in Mazar-e-Sharif and in the surrounding Hazarajats, should we also forget the execution of...
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NewsHazara women in Bamyan learn to be entrepreneurs
Mahtab Farid, Dec 18, 2010 Hazara People note: We do respect all ethnic groups, but Hazara People are not Afghan. Afghan or Pashtun is another ethnic group in Afghanistan. Fatima Kazemian and Tayeba Khawari applying...
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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 rights violations...
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NewsOnce Oppressed, Hazaras On The Rise
Hazara People note: We do respect all ethnic groups, but Hazara People are not Afghan. Afghan or Pashtun is another ethnic group in Afghanistan. Once Oppressed, Afghan Minority Hazaras On The Rise By Quil Lawrence...
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NewsHazaras do not agree with any population figures regarding Afghanistan
For over 200 years, the Hazaras have suffered the worst genocide, ethnic cleansing, and forced population displacement that favored the Pushtuns. The historical Hazara homeland, Hazarajat or Hazaristan, has been carved every which way to...
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Human RightsTreatment of Hazara by government forces, November 2009 – November 2010
Afghanistan – Researched and compiled by the Refugee Documentation Centre of Ireland on 7 December 2010 Treatment of Hazara by government forces, November 2009 – November 2010. Hazara People/ Photo by Najib Musafer A report...
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NewsAFGHANISTAN: It’s a Man’s Job, or Is It?
THURSDAY DECEMBER 2ND 2010: Dasht-e-Barchi is a poor community located in the west of Kabul city. Although a two-lane road was recently constructed, the streets are almost too narrow for a car to pass. The...
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NewsMinority group emerges as a force in new Afghan parliament
Hazara People note: Information provided in CIA World Factbook regarding the population in Afghanistan is wrong and Karzai’s regime is afraid to undertake a national census. From Nic Robertson and Matiullah Mati, CNN Kabul, Afghanistan...
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NewsGhazni Parliamentary Poll Results Announced
TOLO News, Wednesday, 01 December 2010 The Afghan Independent Election Commission on Wednesday announced the final vote results of Ghazni province Fazl Ahmad Manawi, Chief of the IEC announced the final results of Ghazni without...
By Omid Jafari