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Qarabagh, Ghazni – Aug 19, 2017
Taliban kidnapped nine Hazaras, including two women
GHOR, Oct 25 (2017?): Body of 1 of 5 Hazara students found that were kidnapped by Taliban terrorists from Ghor on Sept 1 – source Hasht Subh
163 Hazara passengers have been kidnapped and murdered in Afghanistan, says Afghan Lawmaker – Oct 1, 2016
Hazara Kidnappings in Afghanistan (Reverse Chronological Order)
Ghazni (Jaghuri – Qarabagh) – July 9, 2018
Maidan – July 8, 2018
#TwitterHazaras| #PashtunTaliban abducted two sons of this #Hazaramother in Maidan, and they asked about $50000.00 for their release. #Hazaras @hrw @amnestyusa @Migrationsverk @hazaranet@HOPEhazara @HazaraWorld @hazarapeople@HDPMediaCell @UN @UNHumanRights
By: @kabulpress pic.twitter.com/she4pxgxyf— Habibullah Mohammadi (@Habbe_Mohammadi) July 8, 2018
#Taliban kidnapped 9 #Hazara including 2 women in Qarabagh district. The vice governor of #Ghazni says they brought them to Waghaz district pic.twitter.com/ulJ5KqJNq4
— Basir Ahang (@basirahang) August 19, 2017
Kabul-Bamiyan HWY (near Jalrez) – Oct 5, 2016?
Ghazni (Highway near Jaghori) – Sept 12, 2016
MaidanWardak (Jalrez) – Sept 6, 2016
Ghor – Sept 1, 2016
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Zabul (Shahjoi) – Nov 21, 2015
Released – Location to be confirmed – Nov 11, 2014
Zabul (Arghandab) – Nov 8, 2015
Baghalan (Dahane Baghlan area) – July 26, 2015
Ghazni – Ajristan (Daaya) – Malistan – April 16, 2015
Nimruz – Sistan (inside Balochestan, Iran) – Reported: April 15, 2015
Sar-e Pol – April 1, 2015
Ghazni (Jaghori – Qarabagh Highway) – March 31, 2015
Herat-Farah Highway – March 17, 2015
Ghazni (Jaghori – GhazniCity Highway) – March 15, 2015
Zabul (Qandahar-Kabul Highway) – Feb 24, 2015
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Posted: April 13, 2015
This is first known Hazara casualty directly related to Hazara Kidnappings in Afghanistan
Picture: Courtesy RepublicOfSilence
Picture: Courtesy RepublicOfSilence
Based on news from KHAAMA, Pajhwok News, and Hazara sources, the victim was an ANA soldier belonging to Tajik ethnicity and not Shia. Our condolences to the family of the victim regardless of ethnic/religious affiliations.
Mohammad Mohaqiq – April 6, 2015
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