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Now that the Taliban control Afghanistan, no group is in more danger than the Hazaras. Persecuted for centuries, the Hazaras, Shiite Muslims, have been persecuted and tormented, but the ravages of the Taliban when they controlled the country before...
“On 18 May 2021, she was one of the young women targeted by a multiple bomb attack while leaving Sayed al-Shuhada school, in Kabul, Afghanistan. It left 300 people – most of them #Hazara schoolgirls under 18 years of age – either injured or dead.”
“It took us three hours to find her. She was unrecognisable. Her face was burnt, she had so many wounds on her arms, her back and her legs, her stomach was destroyed, her heel was terrible. She was in the worst possible condition.”
She is Salima.
I’m in Bamyan in central Afghanistan & have just interviewed a widow with 7 young children. They’re facing starvation. This area has thousands of poor people threatened by famine. Yet a payment of £200,000 would ensure that every single one of them gets through the winter.
Here are 3 members of the family threatened with famine (like millions in Afghanistan) whom we filmed for BBC News in Bamyan. Can you wonder I thought of my own children & grandchildren when I reported on the threat of starvation that faces these kids, & everyone here?
Join Nasrin Husseini, Ali Mirzad from @canadianhazaras, and Rehana Hashmi at @Carleton_U for a discussion on the emerging situation in #AFG, the impact the Taliban’s sudden transition to power has had on women & ethnic minorities, and the role of international HR orgs.
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Join us for a video screening and live panel on Zoom, featuring Binazir Haidari, Derakhshan Qurban-Ali, Sitarah Mohammadi, Sajjad Askary, and Gregory Stanton.
We have worked with other orgs to start this Fundraiser which will support some critical work:
1. Evacuate & resettle vulnerable ppl
2. Humanitarian aid
3. Human rights database
4. Organizational capacity building
5. Research, advocacy & mobilization
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As the Taliban takeover threatens civilians across #Afghanistan, women, girls, and the #Hazara religious and ethnic minority are at particular risk of mass atrocities. Our latest blog post looks at warning signs and specific threats.
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Bamiyan held rock festivals, boasted Afghanistan’s first female governor, and the first girls’ cycling team.
Now the hotels are closed and so is the airport. Women are almost nowhere to be seen and behind closed doors families are hiding their daughters. https://t.co/oIz5l4tNJu
Bamian was the showpiece of the new Afghanistan with female Governor, cycling club & ski group. It was also where the Taliban blew up the giant Buddhas. As the Taliban’s most persecuted minority, many there are now living in fear
https://t.co/WnrfC0S8v0
Taliban have detained & tortured these young Hazara journalists from @Etilaatroz - @ZDaryabi for covering the resistance protest in Kabul, Afghanistan.
These journalists were fulfilling their responsibilities.
What would happen to the hopes & dreams of these young people?
In an open appeal, Amnesty International along with over fifty national, regional & international organizations urge the @UN_HRC to take action to establish a Fact-Finding Mission or similar investigative mechanism on Afghanistan as a matter of priority.
https://t.co/EPKk7tR3Cu
Many rural villages were sadly bombed & affected by drone strikes. But in many other rural villages where there was no Taleban insurgency, there was no drones & bombs in the last 20 years. Also many people were affected by terrorist attacks in cities in recent years.#Afghanistan
The history of #Afghanistan journalism always remember the first day of #Taliban cabinet announcement and this photo of @etilaatroz journalists who were tortured by Taliban force.
Photo: @yamphoto
Taliban accused of killing a woman who was 8 months pregnant and worked in the local Prison in the Central #Afghanistan province of #Ghor.
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