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Dozens of women from Afghanistan’s minority community protested in the capital Saturday after a su***de bombing a day earlier killed at least 35 people – mostly young women, and all from the Hazara ethnic group. Protesters later gathered in front of the hospital and chanted slogans as dozens of heavily armed Taliban, some carrying rocket-propelled-grenade launchers. According to witnesses; peaceful protesters have been met with an increasingly violent response.

A bomber blew himself up on Friday at a Kabul study hall as hundreds of pupils were taking tests in preparation for university entrance exams in the city’s Dasht-e-Barchi area.

Since returning the Taliban to power, the luck of the state rises threats against Hazara and other minorities. The Hazaras are one of the main ethnic groups in Afghanistan, constituting over 20 percent of the population. The Hazaras have long been subjugated and subjected to discrimination and persecution due to their ethnic and religious identity.

Afghan women protest to #StopHazaraGenocide after Kabul bombing kills dozens Dozens of women from Afghanistan’s minority community protested in the capital Saturday after a su***de bombing a day earlier killed at least 35 people – mostly y…

Key Figures:
More than 100 people were killed or injured, and only the bodies of 36 of them have been buried so far.
Balkhab has around 130,000 residents, and almost all of them have been displaced.
10 villages of Balkhab were burned by the Taliban
The Bazar with all shops burned alongside the available supplies
6,000 displaced people reached Bamiyan, they need immediate action; food, health care, education, and psychosocial support, as well as cash assistance and other supplies.

Death and devastation as Taliban rockets hit Balkhab people’s home Nearly 35000 people have been directly affected by the recent ethnic mass displacement and cleansing by the Taliban in northern Afghanistan. According to OCHA Afghanistan | 27,000 people have been …