COLLAGE OF AFGHANISTAN (13)

COLLAGE OF AFGHANISTAN

FAYEZA FAYEZ

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COLLAGE OF AFGHANISTAN — A father who lost his child in a terrorist attack

A father who lost his child in a terrorist attack. For the heartbreak, pain and trauma he had to endure because of his ethic identity. We fight for him!

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This is a page from the diary of a Hazara girl in Afghanistan banned from school by the Taliban. Marzia was killed last week in a terrorist attack in Kabul. “No excuses, with or without electricity, I have to continue my studies. I have to prove to myself that I am stronger”

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More than 300 families of indigenous Uzbeks & Tajiks have been forced by Pashtun nomads who came from Pakistan & Taliban authorities, to leave their homes &lands in Takhar, Afghanistan. Displaced people say ahead of winter they have nowhere to go. They call it #Ethnic_Cleansing .

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Latifa Yousofi, 17, is a victim of the attack on Hazara community which killed and injured more than 100 students who were preparing for the university entrance examination. The Kaj Academy manager posted a message for his students today: “Attend the exam and resist with your pen.”

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Every year, thousands of girls & boys from #Panjshir participated in Kankor exams. This year, only 240 people, including 70 girls, had registered to take the Kankor exams, but today the Taliban did not allow 70 #girls to enter the exam venue. Pics from previous year’s Kankor exam.

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A survivor of the recent school attack. A symbol of resilience. A hero. We smile and continue walking on the path to freedom and success. We are unbreakable.

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Murtaza Karimi, is a resident of Daikundi & a student of journalism in Balkh University. He was arrested by the #Taliban because he accompanied dozens of girls in yesterday’s protests. Until now nobody knows where Taliban have taken him.

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Nazanin Kazemi is another victim of Saturday’s attack; she is being buried with her Hopes and dreams. Let’s remember her name and dreams.

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Dear Ian Bremmer,
Your contribution to global news and analysis is incredible. Under the Taliban, a Hazara genocide in Afghanistan is underway. We want you to follow #StopHazaraGenocide and inform your global audience about the ongoing atrocities. Will you?

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Right now, the #Taliban district governor for Shekay district of #Badakhshan in captivity of #NRF. On 3rd of October, Shekay district of Badakhshan fallen to the control of #NRF forces. Taliban are in a bad situation in Badakhshan & are really straggling to hold their position.

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Najiba and Shogofa, two friends and classmates, are the victims of the attack on the Kaj educational centre in Kabul. Let’s remember their names and dreams 💔

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She lost her sister in the attack at Kaaj Education Centre. ‎The trauma. The pain. The loss. She is too young and too innocent for all this💔

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BREAKING — The Shuki district of northeastern Badakhshan province has just fallen to the NRF forces. The Taliban district governor and the prosecutor are among 20 other fighters captured by NRF. Fighting is still ongoing.

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This is a wish-list of one of the Hazara girls massacred in Kabul.

To see Eiffel tower.

To ride a bike.

To walk in a Park at night

To learn guitar

To write a novel

To visit at least six countries…!

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The face of being a #Hazara. It’s suffering, centuries of pain & persecution & genocide. #StopHazaraGenocide

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afghan16 — Still from a video where Afghan women were beaten in the street

Don’t take it wrong, this pic from a video is not from any war zone. It is Taliban shooting towards women protesters to disperse their peaceful protests. Today brave women in Herat Province protested the systematic killing of the Hazaras. They chanted, “Stop Genocide” and “Education is our right.” The Taliban gunmen dispersed the demonstration by shooting in the air and near the feet of the demonstrators.

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afghan17 — Taliban beaten and throwing Afghan Women in the street by snatching their dress!

Who dares recognize the Taliban? The brutality of the Taliban against the women protesters in Herat Province

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afghan18 — I went to work in my car before Taliban’s control

Before the Taliban’s control, I went to work every day in my car. Sitting behind the wheel of a car made me feel empowered and dignified, but with the fall of Kabul in hands of the Taliban, I said goodbye to driving with all sadness: “Women’s driving in Kabul was growing but with the arrival of the Taliban: women’s driving in Kabul has also ended. Now The traffic police in Kabul give directions only for men throughout the city.
With all sorrow and sadness I want to sell my car but there is no buyer. The Taliban took away our right to drive, our right to study, our right to work, our right to live in society; They captured the laughter and joy of the women of this land …. This is our destiny!

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He is Rahmatullah. After losing his young sister to the suicide bombing on Friday, he could no longer hold himself and went on the street to mourn — this is how the Taliban treated him! The Taliban detained him, and there is no news of his whereabouts.

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“I recognised my daughter from her shoes”. Hazara mothers and fathers collecting their mutilated daughters. Some could only find their shoes or bag and nothing else. 💔#StopHazaraGenocide

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Women protesters on the streets of #Herat chanting, “Education is our right.” Dozens of female protesters in Herat took to the streets today to protest the killing of Hazaras, 2 days after the explosion in Kaj Institute, which killed dozens of #Hazara students.

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Zahra Ahmadi is another of the victims of the suicide attack on the Kaj training center located in Dasht Barchi, Kabul.”

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Marzia and Haajar are another of the victims of the suicide attack on the Kaj training center located in Dasht Barchi, Kabul. They grown together, went to school together. Now, they have separate grave next to each other. #Hazara

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afghan24 — In the classroom before explosion

A terrorist suicide bomber blew himself up in the middle of this crowded classroom in an educational centre in west Kabul today, filled with eager Hazara girls ready to take their practice exams — killing and injuring at least 60 people. What is their crime? Why is the western media silent? What should the color of our skin be so that our lives matter? What will qualify us to deserve international support and solidarity?

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Shakiba is one of the victims of the suicide attack on the Kaj training center located in Dasht Barchi, Kabul.”

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#Hazara Girls with bloodied faces while fleeing a suicide attack. In this attack, nearly 60 students have been killed, most of them are girls.

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Shahr Bano and Aum-Al-Banin two innocent girls are among dozen who were killed in today’s suicide attack at Kaaj educational centre in Kabul.

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Photo of Kaj Education Center before and after the explosion. Most of the victims are girls. Another Friday (weekend) in #Kabul people start their day with a suicide attack. Young students, especially girls who have been banned from school by Taliban, have been targeted in an educational centre, in predominantly #Hazara residing area. Dozens have been killed & injured.

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Another black day and another attempt to massacre of #Hazaras. An explosion happened inside Kaaj educational centre in west Kabul and targeted the Hazara minority of Afghanistan. According to the people in the area, the number of casualties is high and most of them are teenagers eyewitnesses say more than 60 people were killed.

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Taliban vs a Woman: A Talib militant beating an Afghan woman protester with his gun in Kabul. Today brave Afghan women once again protested in front of Iran embassy in Kabul not for their rights but for the rights of Iranian women.

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While brave women of #Iran and #Afghanistan fighting against compulsory Hijab and risking their life to protest against Islamic dictatorships GAD media Swedish journalists stand against them and support dictators and block real feminists who criticise her!

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This is Halima, a Hazara woman, who was murdered mercilessly in Bamyan while she went out to a shop. Two armed men shot her 4 times in the middle of a Bazaar. There have been no accountability when it comes to murdering!

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Freshta Rezai has died of severe injuries. She was one of 110 students who were wounded in Kaaj attack last week. The number of deaths reached 57.

07-10-2022

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