Sawal Hai Pakistan Ka – Special program on Hazara Shia target killing

Hazara Shia Target Killing: Sawal Hai Pakistan Ka – 22nd oct 2011 Aaj News

Abdul Khaliq Hazara and the ethnic cleansing narrative – by Marya Mushtaq

Related posts: List of non-Hazara Shia Muslims killed by SSP-LeJ-Taliban in Balochistan – by Marya Mushtaq

Is it Hazara genocide or Shia genocide? – by Musa Changezi

The aim of this post is to introduce Abdul Khaliq Hazara, leader of Hazara Democratic Party – a pseudo-secular ethnic party through which ISI operates among the Hazara-Shias of Quetta.

He is the same individual who recently gave an infamous interview to Ejaz Haider (now more befittingly known on twitter as Ejaz Haider Jhangvi) in which he had labeled the people he claims to represent as Iranian agents. In Abdul Khaliq Hazara ‘s words, Hazara Shias:

“play in the hands of Iran, our religious leaders … Funds come from Iran through their

What was the founder of Pakistan’s vision for minorities? – by Haider Karrar

Sir Muhammad Zafrullah Khan with Qaid-e-Azam Muhammad Ali Jinnah

Quaid-e-Azam Muhammad Ali Jinnah the founder of Pakistan said while giving an interview to the ‘APA Representative in Bombay on November 8, 1945′:

“Minorities can rest assured that their rights will be protected. No civilized Government can be run successfully without giving minorities a complete sense of security and confidence. They must be made to feel that they have a hand in Government and to do this they must have adequate representation in it. Pakistan will give this”

Unfortunately, today’s Pakistan is quite opposite to the country visioned by Muhammad Ali Jinnah. Minorities especially Shia Muslims , Ahmadi Muslims , Hindus , Sikhs & Christians are treated with prejudice and violence.

Riaz Malik Leaks: Pakistan’s Islamopatriot Alliance (PIA)

Dear readers,

Welcome to my leaks. Yes, I leak….. good information.

Recently, I intercepted this sketch (made by Syed Ali Asghar Rafzi Sabai Irani) that was being circulated by the anti-Taliban liberal fascists!

It is a sketch of human rights activist Wali Jayan, Muslim rights activist Falak Miswaak and their true leaders and supporters, the generals and the judges who have saved Pakistan.

While liberal fascists were trying to malign these Islamopatriots and were trying to subscribe a sinister

Ali Dayan and gang harass a Hazara nationalist on Twitter – by Nasir Changezi

This post is useful to understand the politics of blocking and unblocking on Twitter.

As a Shia Hazara activist, it was painful for me to observe how Ali Dayan Hasan, Raza Rumi and Marvi Sirmed collectively harassed a Hazara activist, M. Saleem Javed, forcing him to mend his ways and discourse consistent with their own narratives. Please read the following conversation from bottom to top in order to see how urban fake liberals were able to harass and bring an impressionable Hazara activist in line with their own discourse.

mSaleemJaved Saleem Javed
Call it a ‘Kufi Shia sellout’ or whatever you want. I’m still thankful to @AliDayan for producing a balanced report on Hazara genocide.
6 Oct Favorite Retweet Reply

mSaleemJaved Saleem Javed
Bravo! RT @AliDayan: “The targeted killings of Shia R a barbaric attempt at sectarian & ethnic cleansing”says @HRW

Why Pakistan’s Shiites are worried to death – by Leela Jacinto (France24)

With barely a month going by without a sectarian attack, Pakistan’s Shiite minority is now a terrified community. But are the Pakistani state and the all-powerful military to blame?

Editor’s note: Lately there is some evidence that Pakistan Blogzine’s advocacy for Pakistani Shia Muslims (the most target killed faith group in the country) is receiving some attention in Pakistani and international media. Two weeks ago Sadanand Dhume wrote an article in the Wall Street Journal on the plight of Pakistani Shias referring to the online petition on Shia killings which was initiated by Pakistan Blogzine. Today, Leela Jacinto of France24 has written an excellent article which refers to the Pakistan Blogzine’s article that criticized HRCP’s weak statement on Shia killings. There is another important piece on Shia killings in today’s Dawn by I.A.Rehman in which he notes: “Many instances of collusion between sectarian killers and

Similarity between Ayatullah Durrani and Pervez Musharraf

16 September 2005 (BBC News)

Pakistani activists have reacted with outrage to recent comments on rape victims by President Pervez Musharraf. He said that rape was a “money-making concern” and many argued it was a way to get money and a visa to emigrate. Pakistan’s most-high profile rape victim, Mukhtar Mai, told the BBC no woman could subject herself to “such a horrendous

Laibaah, the liberal fascist, must refrain from attacking human rights defenders

Hazara Shias are preparing to bury their loved ones massacred by SSP-TTP proxies of the Deep State in Mastung.

Editor’s note: In the light of some feedback received from various activists within and outside Pakistan, I wrote a brief, critical post on HRCP’s statement on the massacre of 30 Shias in Mastung. Apparently, my post was hugely disliked by some leading champions of human rights including Ali Dayan Hasan (HRW), Beena Sarwar (CFD) and Raza Rumi (PTH/TFT). Beena called me a liberal

Bold statement by the Asian Human Rights Commission on Shia massacres in Pakistan under the patronage by Pakistan army

Statement by the Asian Human Rights Commission on Shia massacres in Pakistan
PAKISTAN: Members of Shia community were under attack while the military forces look on
Source: http://www.humanrights.asia/news/ahrc-news/AHRC-STM-124-2011

Members of one of the largest sects of Islam, the Shiaite community, came under attack from militant Islamic organizations which, in the past had the patronage of Pakistan army and its intelligence agencies who offered

Who would speak up for a dead Shia? – by Adnan Khalid Rasool

A man cries while sitting next to the coffins of 28 Shias who were killed by TTP-SSP gunmen a day earlier, before their burial in Quetta September 21, 2011. PHOTO: REUTERS

Source: ET

As a nation we are getting sicker – we refuse to accept the existence of our disease. We call ourselves humans; we call ourselves people of faith and many other names. But what we don’t call ourselves is what we have become: soulless.  And yesterday’s brazen Nazi style attack on a bus full of pilgrims proves exactly that.

Twenty six people were lined up and shot because of their faith.

Three people were killed while trying to save the lives of others who were shot during this

Congrats to Imran Khan and Iftikhar Chaudhry on Mastung victory – by Riaz Malik

About the author: Riaz Malik Corner

I want to extend my heartiest felicitations to Chairman PTI, Hazrat Imran Khan and Chief Justice of the Supreme Court, Iftikhar Muhammad Chaudhary on the glorious victory obtained by Islamo-Marxist rebels, Lashkar-e-Jhangvi.  Today, on the plains of Mastung, these brave rebels bravely faught off the nuclear-armed Iranian Fifth columnist imperialists and managed to kill 25 of them. Without the support of the Supreme Court, the leader of Lashkar-e-Jhangvi, the great Malik Ishaq would still be rotting in jail and would have been unable to rally the troops against the godless Rafizoon.

If there had been no Hazrat Imran Khan, there would not have been an effective spokesperson to explain to

Daily Outlook Afghanistan’s appeal to HRW, Amnesty and UNCHR: Take notice of Hazara genocide in Pakistan

The tragedy is that the international media has been ignorant of the massacre of religious minorities in Pakistan.

Editor’s note: After the recent reporting of Pakistan Blogzine’s petition in the Wall Street Journal, slowly but surely international media is paying some attention to the silent mass murder of Shia Muslims which is ongoing in Pakistan for last sever years. We are cross-posting an editorial by the Daily Outlook Afghanistan, which clearly supports our stance on this topic. For example:

The tragedy is that the international media has been ignorant of the massacre of religious minorities in Pakistan. Local representatives of the international rights groups have also ignored and under-reported the

A comment on Sadanand Dhume’s WSJ article on the plight of Pakistan’s Shia

Source: Pakistan Blogzine

We are pleased to cross-post an unusual article in Wall Street Journal which highlights the silent systematic mass murder of Shia Muslims in Pakistan by Sipah-e-Sahaba Pakistan (SSP), Taliban (TTP) etc which is on going since late 1980s.

The author clearly refers to this petition (initiated by Pakistan Blogzine) when he writes: “The country’s Shia are worried. In July, hundreds took to the streets of Quetta to protest the ongoing killings. Others have begun an online petition to draw attention to their plight.”

Sadanand Dhume’s article is an important first step in highlighting the silent mass murder of Shia Muslims currently taking place in Pakistan. While we appreciate the author, particularly his interest and courage in highlighting

Soft target: Hazara Shias of Quetta – by Ishtiaque Ahmed

Over 400 Hazara Shias have been killed systematically in Quetta during the last few years.

Editor’s note: “The resilience of Hazara people in Quetta is wearing thin, but they are hoping that some day things will change for the better.” We thank Fasi Zaka for drawing our attention to this excellent article on Hazara Shias which we are cross-posting on Pakistan Blogzine for further reflections on this oft ignored and misrepresented genocide.

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“I was stunned when I saw the blood-stained body of my paternal uncle

Hazaras of Quetta must not get agitated with the use of the term “Shia-Hazara” – by Malik Siraj Akbar

Source: The Baloch Hal

The failure of the provincial government to firstly acknowledge the

Celebrating Eid – with Shias – by Jahanzaib Haque

Pakistan ka haal: Celebrating Eid – with Shias

Please read:Appeal to HRW, Amnesty, HRCP : Don’t ignore or misrepresent silent Shia genocide in Pakistan

Source: J Toons on Facebook

Appeal to HRW, Amnesty, HRCP : Don’t ignore or misrepresent silent Shia genocide in Pakistan

This is our appeal to international directors of all human rights organizations including but not limited to

For Shia Hazaras, it’s Funeral After Funeral – by Zofeen Ebrahim

KARACHI, Aug 26, 2011 (IPS) – Rukhsana Ahmed finds comfort visiting her husband Ahmed Ali Najfi’s grave. “I feel at peace there,” says the 60-year-old widow, mother of four and member of the Shia Hazara

Silence of the Liberal Lambs: A rebuttal to Ejaz Haider – by Dr. Mohammad Taqi

PB Note: In this bold and incisive piece, Dr. Muhammad Taqi deconstructs Ejaz Haider’s lies about the sectarian genocide of Hazaras in Quetta and exposes Pakistan Army’s treacherous and callous

On Ejaz Haider’s ISPR press release on Hazaras of Balochistan – by Farrukhzad Ali

Ejaz Haider recently visited Quetta with the purported agenda of meeting Hazara tribal and religious leaders and Deobandi/Lashkar-e-Jhangvi leaders to inform his readers about the situation in Quetta. But what he has finally produced as a result of his Quetta sojourn is