Attacks Target Afghanistan’s Hazaras

Taliban, the usual culprits behind targeted attacks on Hazaras, have failed to offer adequate protection or aid to survivors. In their previous regime, they massacred Hazaras.

Any assumption otherwise would be naive. hrw.org/news/2024/05/0…

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Not only is it troubling that you fail to specifically recognise the victims as Hazaras, but utterly disgraceful. This oversight downplays the targeted nature of the attacks against them, obscuring the specific vulnerabilities faced by Hazaras in Afghanistan.

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It is imperative to identify and highlight the intersectionality of identities in speaking about the victims of these brutal, deliberate attacks. Hazaras are systematically targeted based on their ethnic and religious identities, amplifying their vulnerability to such atrocities.

ISIS/ISIL’s campaign of terror continues in Afghanistan
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A brief report on Bamyan Foundation’s aid distribution for victims of ISIS attacks on #Hazaras in Kabul and Herat, Afghanistan.
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They are Hazara and were in western Kabul, where most arrests occur (subsequently, mainly in Khair Khana). We need to discuss crimes intersectionality. It helps us understand the complex layers of violence, ensuring a more comprehensive approach to addressing Afghanistan issue.

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This image reflects the harsh reality of women in Afghanistan: stripped of their identity and basic rights, including dignity and freedom. I wonder what we are celebrating today? Knowing that our sisters back home can't even breathe freely. I feel suffocated thinking about how…

Every step toward normalizing the Taliban—every time they walk a red carpet, or send a new ambassador, or host a meeting w/smiling foreigners—sends a message to the Taliban that what they’re doing to women & girls is fine and they are free to carry on. rukhshana.com/en/we-mustnt-n…

1. To mark International Women's Day, Kobra Moradi and I just published an article on Just Security about the invisible experiences of #HazaraWomen at the intersection of gender and ethnicity under the Taliban's apartheid rule.
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