by Marina Mogli 1. Mohammad, a Hazara refugee and asylum seeker in Sweden Mohammad’s story starts 23 years ago in Qarabagh, Afghanistan. He is a Hazara, one of the most oppressed ethnic groups of Afghanistan. Accounting for up to one-fifth of Afghanistan’s population, Hazaras have long been branded outsiders. Their current persecution is borne out [...]
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 situated in Hazara Town, a Hazara enclave, in Quetta on Saturday, 16 February, 2013. It happened just 38 days after [...]
Continue reading …Together in Europe for democracy, against racism, antisemitism and neo-Nazism ! Saturday, December 15, 2012 Ensemble en Europe pour la démocratie, contre le racisme, l’antisémitisme et le néo-Nazisme ! European antiracist silent March ! Athens, December 15th At 3.PM From the Parliament to the Acropolis Photos by Ali mehrjoye
Continue reading …ORGANIZED BY SHAHMAMA & SALSAL NATIONAL ASSOCIATION, SWEDEN. Sunday 9 December 2012 December, 01, 2012, Gothenburg,Sweden. Speakers at the conference: • Ustad Kazim Yazdani (Historian, author of ‘a research in the history of Hazaras’):A Brief History of Hazara people • Dr.Saleem Javed (Freelance journalist, human rights activist): Hazara genocide in Quetta—Timeline and Motives • Prof.Dr.Ishtiaq [...]
Continue reading …Hazara People International Network note: We the Hazaras have been suffered genocide, slavery, forced displacement and discrimination. Most of asylum seekers from Afghanistan in Greece are the Hazaras. We do support this protest. Together in Europe for democracy, against racism, antisemitism and neo-Nazism ! Saturday, December 15, 2012 Ensemble en Europe pour la démocratie, contre [...]
Continue reading …by Asef Ali Mohammad Sony World Photography awards Student Focus winner Asef Ali Mohammad shares his hopes and fears as he starts his career in photography Source Guardian UK It’s often said that now is the hardest time to be a photographer – the challenge of being commercially successful is greater than ever and the [...]
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