Rohullah Sarwari·Jun 5, 2024My Journey as a Hazara AfghanJust one generation before me, my people had no rights equal to other ethnicities in Afghanistan.
InFourth WavebyRustam Seerat·Jan 28, 2024How to Act in the Face of Taliban Oppression: Choosing Silence, Complicity, or ResistanceThroughout this month, the Taliban have been apprehending Hazara girls and women in Western Kabul, Bamiyan, and Daikundi, citing…A response icon4A response icon4
Rustam Seerat·Dec 19, 2023Hazaras in Herat die in continued targetted attacksFarshid Aram authored this report for Zan Times, translated into English by Rustam Seerat.A response icon1A response icon1
Rustam Seerat·Feb 25, 2023What are the underlying reasons for human violence?In this piece, I jot down my disorderly thoughts on the roots of human violence.A response icon9A response icon9
Rustam Seerat·Jan 5, 2023There Is a Crisis of Empathy in AfghanistanOn May 12, a terrorist attack targeted a maternity clinic run by Doctors Without Borders (MSF) in West Kabul, killing dozens of mothers and…A response icon2A response icon2
Afghan Voices·Dec 17, 2022To the Honorable Hazara MartyrsBy Shaaban Karamdokht Translated by Asadullah Jafari “Pezhman”
Rustam Seerat·Dec 17, 2022Representation of Hazaras in the Western cinema: the Kite Runner movie and Netflix’s Stateless showMuch of the world knows the Hazaras through the Kite Runner, a story of friendship between a Hazara and a Pashtun boy written by the…
