by lemonjelly Hussain Sadiqi grew up in Afghanistan, he was part of the Hazara people, the most persecuted of ethnic minorities in the country. In 1999, when the Taliban increased their violence against the Hazara, his family helped him flee the country. ? The eleven minute short documentary “The Art of Fighting,” is about his [...]
Hazara Association “Canada” Just wanted to bring to your attention this great opportunity that a soccer tournament will be held in March 2012 as part of Fund Raising Event for Leukemia – research for sick kids. Hazara Association of Canada (HAC) has decided to participate in this great event. This event will take place in [...]
Hazara People International Network: As you can read in the following article, Asia Institute has invited a pro-Taliban and anti-Hazara Ashraf Ghani to attend in the 80th anniversary of the death of Hazara historian Fayz Muhammad Katib. Hazara People International Network believes people like Ashraf Ghani are not independent and are not right persons to [...]
Country and City: Swedan, Stockholm There will be protest against target killing of hazara in quetta pakistan, stockholm Sweden every one is requested to please be there with their FAMILY and record your protest. Time and Venues of protest; medborgeplatsen stockholm saturday 1st october kl 4:30pm to 6:00 pm. Pakistan embassy stadion station 3rd october [...]
by Kinzey Posen SCENE producer Winnipeg’s Musa Hazara makes music and art that is inspired by his homeland of Urazagan, Central Afghanistan. Musa learned to play Hazaragi songs at home as a young boy listening to his father playing and singing. He later studied with two masters in his area. He sings traditional songs and [...]
The 21º International Poetry Festival of Medellín July 2nd to 9th, 2011 Source and copyright: Kabul Press
The 21º International Poetry Festival of Medellín: meeting of the antelope and the star July 2nd to 9th, 2011 General program Kamran Mir Hazar was born in Afghanistan in 1976. He is a prominent Hazara journalist, human rights activist and writer who now lives with his wife and one-year-old daughter in Hønefoss, Norway, where he [...]
R.M. VAUGHAN Looking at ‘the other’ through very different lenses Rafal Gerszak at Pikto Gallery Until March 6, 55 Mill St., Building 59-103, Toronto; pikto.com/gallery Two very different photographic experiences await viewers with the fortitude to go stroller-dodging through Toronto’s Distillery District. Rafal Gerszak’s Thousand, a photo-documentary of the Hazara community in Afghanistan – a [...]
