The global digital home for the Hazara people - a community of approximately four million in Afghanistan and Hazaras living in more than 90 countries.
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"The Hazara have survived every attempt to erase them. They are still here. Their story is still being written."
The Hazara are a Dari-speaking ethnic group with roots in the central highlands of Afghanistan - Hazarajat. One of history's most persecuted minorities, and one of the world's least-known. Their history spans more than a thousand years of documented presence in the region. Hazaras now live on six continents. Their culture - language, music, poetry, art - is alive, evolving, and worth knowing.
Learn MoreFirst-person narratives, cultural features, advocacy updates, and news from the global Hazara community.
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One of the world's oldest and most persecuted peoples, ten to twelve million strong, on six continents. The full story in one place.
Apr 26, 2026
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Two thousand years of cultural history, destroyed in two days. The story of the Bamiyan Buddhas, and why their loss still matters.
Apr 26, 2026
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Spoken by millions across three continents. Suppressed at home, fading abroad. Inside the work to keep it alive.
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