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Minister for Africa Collins of Highbury responds to Lord (David) Alton on the UN Special Rapporteur Richard Bennett report regarding human rights violations against Hazaras, stating that the government currently has no plans to take Afghanistan to the ICJ but will consider all available accountability measures.

“Yet another horrific bombing against Hazaras in the Hazara neighborhood of Dashte Barchi in Kabul. The genocide of Hazaras continues while the international community runs a blind eye.We must not forget Hazaras and their fight for justice under Taliban rule.” #StopHazaraGenocide

In a powerful collaboration, the Hazara Committee, UK (HCUK) and APAC have joined forces to raise awareness and combat the grave injustices faced by the Hazara people. Recognizing that collective action is essential, they are pooling their resources, expertise, and passion to

The Alliance for the Prevention of Atrocity Crimes and Hazara Committee UK Formally Collaborate to Combat Ongoing Atrocities Against Hazaras. Full press release: preventingac.org/blog/f/release… #StopHazaraGenocide‌

Three years since the collapse of Afghanistan: Hazara Committee UK statement ⬇️ #StopHazaraGenocide‌‌

Full statement ⬇️

“Today marks three years since the fall of #Kabul. We need to act on the suffering of the people in #Afghanistan and not allow the Taliban to get away with gross violations of human rights with impunity #GenderApartheid #HazaraGenocide” #StopHazaraGenocide‌‌

“In recent years, the Hazaras have shown remarkable resilience, excelling in education, sports, and human rights activism. However, these advancements have also made them targets of renewed violence” #StopHazaraGenocide Full text ⬇️

Watch the full video: “We WILL MAKE PAKISTAN THEIR GRAVEYARD”: Systematic attacks against Shia Hazaras of Quetta, Pakistan (1999-2022): A report that is the outcome of an eight-month long research by Bismellah Alizada & Maisam Iltaf.

Unpacking the Hazara Genocide in the 19th Century. A great collaboration between Hazara Committee, UK and the APPG Hazara The Hazara Committee UK is hosting an online event “Unpacking the Hazara Genocide in the 19th Century” on 22nd September 2024. This event aims to shed light

The Hazara Committee UK in Collaboration with @apactdl , The Duty Legacy and the @hazaraappg is hosting an online event “Unpacking the Hazara Genocide in the 19th Century” on 22nd September 2024. Register to attend the event: docs.google.com/forms/d/1Q75Wx…

Final call to register your attendance: Unpacking the Hazara Genocide in the 19th century. Register: docs.google.com/forms/d/1Q75Wx…

The recent tragic killing of 14 Hazaras in Daikundi, Afghanistan, is a stark reminder of the ongoing persecution faced by this ethnic group. This heinous act is not an isolated incident but part of a broader pattern of violence and discrimination against the Hazaras.

The full statement ⬇️ #StopHazaraGenocide

The continuous targeted killings and genocide of the Hazaras in Afghanistan represent a severe humanitarian crisis that requires immediate action. Following the Taliban's return to power in 2021, violence against this community has escalated, with reports of massacres,

#StopHazaraGenocide‌

Share and tag your local MPs, councillors and human rights organizations: This continuous genocide demands a unified global response. Governments, human rights organizations, and international bodies must stand in solidarity with the Hazaras, condemning these crimes and

It is important for the UK gov to acknowledge the vulnerabilities of the Hazaras in Afghanistan and take practical steps to protect them. #StopHazaraGenocide‌ Thank you Hamish Falconer MP

The joining instructions for this important event in collaboration between APPG Hazara Hazara Committee UK APAC and The Duty Legacy has been sent. DM us if you haven’t received the joining instructions. #StopHazaraGenocide