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  Munich Security Conference: Protest Against Talibanization, Pathanization, One-ethnic State, Ethnic Cleansing and Systematic Discrimination

  18 February, by Ghafur Sedaghat

  There are several ethnic groups including the Hazara, Tajik, Uzbek, Turkmen, Pashtun/Afghan/Patan, Baloch and Nuristani live in so-called country Afghanistan. Many of them particularly the Hazara have suffered geocide, and systematic discrimination in the hands of so-called majority Pashtuns. One-ethnic State government together with terrorist groups such as Taliban and Kochi Taliban are following the old policy of Pashtun tribes that Tajiks to Tajikistan, Uzbeks to Uzbekistan, and Hazaras (...)

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  No Better Subject than “Afshar Massacre” for Angelina Jolie’s New Movie in Afghanistan

  10 February, by Mohammad Amin Wahidi

  Two months after her first movie’s premiere and worldwide success, as a new director, Angelina Jolie has announced to the media that she has an idea and is writing a script on the Afghanistan Civil War.
  Her debut feature, “In the Land of Blood and Honey”, a critically acclaimed movie about the civil war in the former Yugoslavia has expanded her fame as an emerging director and it proved her talent in making good movies as well in addition to be an extraordinary actress.
  This new announcement (...)

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  Education Lovers Up In Hazaristan Mountains

  29 November 2018

  Up in Hazaristan mountains, in Daykundi, winter, snow, facing discrimination by Afghan/Pashtun government and the danger of Afghan/Pashtun terrorist groups such as Taliban, Daesh and Kochi, but still the Hazara student love education.

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  Little Dictator Ashraf Ghani Ahmadzai

  28 November 2018
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  Releasing Pashtun Terrorists, Targeting and Detaining Anti- terrorists and Peaceful Protesters

  28 November 2018

  Kabul Press: In recent years, the Afghan/Pashtun government has released thousandths of terrorists based on their common ethnic affiliation, and now is targeting and detaining anti-terrorists and peaceful protesters in order to support Pashtunist military groups such as Taliban. In recent years, the government detained over 45 peaceful Hazara protesters who gathered to protest against detention of well-known Hazara anti-terrorist commander Alipur.
  years ago, when I was detained by (...)