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  April 1992, Jamal Khashoggi and War Criminal Gulbuddin Hekmatyar are Planning Attacks

  18 October

  These photos are from April 25, 1992 when War Criminal Gulbuddin Hekmatyar known as Butcher of Kabul was planning attacks on innocent people in Kabul. Jamal Khashoggi was very close to Hekmatyar and could join him in secret meetings.

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  Ten Women Who Can Bring Change to Afghanistan Parliament

  9 October, by Kamran Mir Hazar

  In a few days, there will be a parliamentary election in so called country Afghanistan. Here are ten female candidates with clear background who can bring change to the parliament:
  1. Zahra Sepehr Zahra Sepehr is a well-known lawyer and activist defending the rights of children, women and oppressed people. She organized several protests in Kabul in support of victims of genocide and war crimes. Zahra Sepehr has worked several years as a journalist, and now is nominated herself for the (...)

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  Taliban embedded in security forces failed to capture or kill Anti-Terrorist commander Alipoor

  6 October

  Kabul Press: Several months after capturing well-known Uzbek anti-Taliban commander by Pashtun Taliban forces, Taliban supporters in Arg plan to capture Alipoor known as commander Shamshir. Commander Alippor is a well-known Hazara anti-Taliban commander in Maidan Wardak. Last night the commander was in Lal wa Sarjangal to visit people, but the Taliban embedded in security forced attacked to capture or kill him. The commander could escape when people gathered to defend him, but Taliban (...)

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  Bamyan, Hazaristan, a Photo Story of Dombra Festival

  29 June

  Here is Bamyan, Hazaristan. The Hazara still face systematic crimes such as discrimination by the Pashtunist government and genocide by terrorist groups including Pashtun Taliban, Kuchi and Daesh. In March 2001, Pashtun Taliban destroyed the ancient Buddha sculptures of Bamyan which were principal symbols of Hazara history and culture, and one of the most popular masterpieces of the oral and intangible heritage of humanity. However, the Hazara try their best to preserve their colorful (...)

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  Hazara’s Immigration Brings Revolution

  10 June, by M. Arif Wahdat

  Let`s put a point on the meaning of Immigration and Revolution. Immigration: the process of coming to live permanently or temporarily in a country which is not your own. Revolution: A great change in conditions, ways of working, beliefs, etc. that effects large number of people from different angles. Hazara people are historically the most restrained ethnic group and have witnessed slight improvements in the circumstances even with the setup of modern Afghanistan. The discrimination (...)