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    Just Like My Son

    Just Like My Son is an Italian, Croatian, and Belgian co-production of Hazara People directed by Costanza Quatriglio and produced by Andrea Paris and Matteo Rovere (Ascent Film and Rai Cinema) and co-produced by Daniele...

    By Admin
    2 years ago
  • Art

    Saving Mes Aynak: The Story Of a Race Against Time To Save The Ancient Buddhist Archeological Site in Afghanistan

    Two kilometers far from Kabul, in Logar province, it’s possible to see a magnificent piece of Afghanistan’s history, a treasure hidden in the bends of time and now revealed. Here lays Mes Aynak a 5000-year-old...

    By Admin
    4 years ago
  • Art

    What 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...

    By Shayan
    5 years ago
  • Australia

    Sydney: Hazaras protest kidnappings

    Photos by Asad Amir  On April 11, 2015 The Hazara community protested the indifference of the Afghanistan government and were also concerned at the growing number of forced deportations of Hazara refugees from Australia.More than 100 ethnic Hazaras have...

    By Admin
    6 years ago
  • Genocide

    Documentary Highlights Sectarian Issues

    By Syeda Shehrbano Kazim ISLAMABAD: The Sustainable Development Policy Institute (SDPI), an Islamabad-based think tank, in collaboration with the Minority Rights Group (MRG) UK, hosted the launch of a documentary titled ‘Shaheedo Tum Kahan Ho’....

    By admin
    6 years ago
  • Pakistan and the rest of Asia Pacific

    Hazara Refugees in Indonesia; Who Are We Anyway?

    by Khadim Dai

    By Admin
    6 years ago
  • Australia

    We Celebrate Hazara International Solidarity Day

    Hazara People International Network www.hazarapeople.com www.facebook.com/mardomehazara www.twitter.com/hazarapeople October 1st Worldwide Hazara Solidarity Day from Hazara People on Vimeo.

    By Admin
    6 years ago
  • Videos

    Pakistan on Brink of Political Change

    Muhammad Younas The political temperature in Islamabad seems to be rising every passing day. Federal government’s supporters who had earlier kept their mouths shut but they now have started holding public rallies which will surely...

    By Admin
    6 years ago
  • Genocide

    Protest Against Terrorism of Taliban in Kabul, Herat, Bamiyan and Ghor: Stop Hazara Killing

    Photos by Hakim Muzaher Mahdi Zartosht, Latif Azimi & Mohammad Rohani ©HPIN On Friday, 25 July 2014, Afghanistan’s Hazaras were once again the victim of terror and persecution because of their ethnicity and religion. The...

    By Admin
    7 years ago
  • Art

    Poets discover Hazara while NATO fails to protect them from terrorists

    The works of one hundred twenty five internationally recognized poets from sixty-eight countries have been published in a 600 page multilingual anthology and collaborative poem. Titled Poems for the Hazara, it’s subject is the plight...

    By Admin
    7 years ago
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