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Sep 1, 2024 | 
kabulpress.org | Kabul Press |Ghafur Sedaghat
Paris, September 2024 — Against all odds, three Hazara athletes—Zakia Khudadadi, Abbas Karimi, and Rohullah Nikpai—have won medals at the 2024 Paralympic Games, bringing global attention to their people’s plight as they face genocide, forced displacement, and brutal oppression in so-called Afghanistan and their occupied homeland, Hazaristan. Zakia Khudadadi’s bronze medal in taekwondo is a stunning achievement, especially considering the horrors her people face daily.
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Aug 13, 2024 | 
kabulpress.org | Kabul Press |Ghafur Sedaghat
Kabul Press?— As the world awaits the announcement of the Nobel Peace Prize laureates for 2024, a significant number of nominations have been submitted for Hazara movements and activists. These individuals and groups have tirelessly fought for peace, human rights, and the recognition of the Hazara community, a native and stateless nation facing severe persecution and discrimination for over a century.
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Aug 9, 2024 | 
kabulpress.org | Kabul Press |Ghafur Sedaghat
Resolution 501: A Unifying Call for Global ActionResolution 501 represents a comprehensive and urgent demand for immediate action from governments and international organizations to confront the systematic genocide of the Hazara community. The resolution underscores the necessity for global recognition of these crimes and calls for concrete measures to end the violence that has afflicted Hazaristan for decades.
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Mar 2, 2024 | 
kabulpress.org | Kabul Press |Ghafur Sedaghat
Beyond the Hashtag: A Legacy of GenocideThe viral #StopHazaraGenocide hashtag, now trending with over 50 million tweets, amplifies the voices of the Hazara people and their supporters worldwide. This surge in online activism follows a powerful 2017 open letter signed by hundreds of internationally renowned poets. The letter meticulously documented a well-established history of systematic violence against the Hazara, which clearly constitutes genocide according to the UN Genocide Convention.
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Feb 22, 2024 | 
kabulpress.org | Kabul Press |Ghafur Sedaghat
Digital Hazaristan: Building a Sovereign Digital Future for the Hazara Stateless NationFebruary 22, 2024 - Digital Hazaristan, a pioneering non-profit organization dedicated to empowering the Hazara stateless nation, is thrilled to announce its official registration. This momentous achievement marks a crucial step forward in realizing our vision for a secure and self-determined digital future for the Hazara community.
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Feb 22, 2024 | 
kabulpress.org | Kabul Press |Ghafur Sedaghat
FHCA is set to officially launch at Parliament House in Canberra on Tuesday, February 27, 2024. This significant event marks a pivotal moment in advancing the representation and advocacy for the Australian- Hazara community. FHCA’s mission is to represent the vibrant Australian-Hazara community across diverse platforms and institutions, both at local and national echelons.
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Jan 25, 2024 | 
kabulpress.org | Kabul Press |Ghafur Sedaghat
Kabul Press?: In a disturbing development, the Taliban, identified as a Pashtun-centric terrorist group, has been reported to be engaged in a systematic campaign of abducting girls from non-Pashtun communities, specifically targeting Hazara and Tajik ethnic groups. Recent reports from various regions in Afghanistan have highlighted the alarming trend, with dozens of girls under the age of 18 falling victim to the terrorist group’s abductions.
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Jan 25, 2024 | 
kabulpress.org | Kabul Press |Ghafur Sedaghat |Kamran Mir Hazar
Kabul Press?: on January 21, 2024, the Hazara Culture and Solidarity Association, in collaboration with the Begum Committee to Protect Women’s Rights, orchestrated a protest in Trabzon, Türkiye. The demonstration aimed to draw attention to the ongoing Hazara genocide and the targeted abduction of girls, particularly from non-Pashtun communities.
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Jan 22, 2024 | 
kabulpress.org | Kabul Press |Ghafur Sedaghat
Mullah Omar Farman – 2001Translation of the Pashto text (courtesy: Ishaq Mohammadi)ISLAMIC AMARAT OF AFGHANISTAN MOVEMENT OF TALIBANQANDAHAR PROVINCE (SECRET SERVICE CELL). SECRET ORDER. 1.Ruthless army steps by Taliban against opponent enemy groups. 2.Recovery of arms and collection of Islamic Taxes. 3.Demolition of Mughul,s (Hazaras) historic cultural heritage and remains. 4.Ban for celebrating of Jashn-e-Nouroz (a cultural festival/ new year)5.Complete economic embargo of Hazarajat.
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Jan 22, 2024 | 
kabulpress.org | Nadir Ali |Kabul Press |Ghafur Sedaghat |Qasim Ghaznavi
Afghanistan has a long history of war and conflicts, the geostrategic status in the region attracting powerful states invasions. Prolonged legacy of violence has been a crucial part of the complex society of Afghanistan. The current social crisis is the Islamic extremism in the form of Talibanization mixing and diverting into the war of ethnic and centralization of power. Tribalism has always played an important role in political structure of Afghanistan.
