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NewsWhere is “Home Sweet Home”?
By Shoaib Mehryar Shoaib Mehryar is a former student of the Star Educational Society in Quetta, Pakistan and studies economics at Bakhtar University in Kabul. I was compelled to move to Afghanistan in 2012 at...
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GenocideAfghan guards open fire at Kabul rally against Hazara deaths
By Associated Press KABUL, Afghanistan (AP) — Afghan presidential guards opened fire on Wednesday to disperse thousands of protesters marching outside the palace compound in Kabul to denounce recent abductions and killings of seven members...
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GenocideSeven Kidnapped Hazaras Beheaded in Afghanistan & Two Hazaras killed in Pakistan
By Mohammad Ali Farhath Nine years-old kidnapped Hazara girl who was beheaded On September 30, 2015, seven Hazaras, including a nine years-old girl, two women and four men were kidnapped while they were traveling from...
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NewsDesperate journeys: Persecuted Hazara flee Afghanistan
By Kevin Kusmez Facing discrimination and a lack of opportunity, ethnic Hazara are among those landing on the Greek island of Lesbos. At least 16 people drowned and dozens went missing last week after overcrowded...
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GenocideTALIBAN vs. ISIS Hostility Race in Afghanistan: Hazaras The Main Victims
Hazara People International Network Ghazni: Taliban terrorists kidnapped 17 members of ethnic minority Hazara from a car in east Afghanistan, only a few days after they kidnapped and shot dead four Hazara students in the...
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ArtWhat Mohammad Omar took from Afghanistan that can never be returned
By Adam Taylor A combination photo of the 180-foot-high Buddha statue in Bamian, central Afghanistan on Dec. 18, 1997, left, and after its destruction on March 26, 2001. (Muzammil Pasha, Sayed Salahuddin/Reuters) The late Taliban leader...
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NewsBamiyan’s ancient cave dwellings shelter homeless Afghans
By Dawn In this photograph taken on June 19, 2015, a Hazara family stands in front of their cave in the old city of Bamyan, some 200 Kilometers (124 miles) northwest of Kabul. -AFP BAMIYAN:...
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Human RightsAfghan fighters accuse Kabul of neglect in deadly battle with Taliban
By Ali M. Latifi Ibrahim, left, and Ali, two members of the Afghan Local Police, seen in Kabul, Afghanistan, on Sunday. (Ali M. Latifi / Los Angeles Times) With his weapon in one hand, Ibrahim...
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GenocideThe Epitome of Madness
By Ali Bator Only about 600,000 Hazaras live in Quetta Pakistan. They constitute only 0.33% of the Pakistan’s 182 million populations. According to the Hazara Democratic Party, just in the last 15 years about 1500...
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GenocideLatest Taliban Kidnaping includes Two Women and a Child
By Mohemed Rizaee On June 8, 2015, the Taliban kidnapped four more Hazaras from Rasana. Rasana is small Pashtun populated area which is located in Gelan district, and it is controlled mostly by the Taliban....
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