Matches in DBpedia 2015-10 for { ?s ?p "The Hazara community in Quetta, in Pakistan, is reported to be the victim of persecution and violence. At least 1300 Hazara men, women and children have lost their lives and more than 1500 have been injured in Quetta in recent years. The Pakistani Sunni Muslim extremist militant group, Lashkar-e-Jhangvi, is assumed to be behind the attacks against Hazaras.Hazaras have been living in Pakistan since the 17th century, the whole region was known KHURASAN, later politically changed to Afghanistan,and few migrated later due to persecution by Emir Abdul Rahman Khan. The Hazaras are mainly Shiite Muslims in Sunni-dominated Pakistan and are easily identifiable due to their Mongoloid features. The two Hazara enclaves —Alamdar Road and Hazara Town— are under constant barrage of attacks where armed killers patrol city streets executing Hazaras wherever they find them. Other groups find Hazaras easy target, frequently abducting for ransom and forcing them to sell their valuable businesses for pennies. Currently the 600,000 peaceful Hazara community are confined in an open-air jail – the 4 to 5 mile radius of two enclaves.While all Shia People killed and injured in Balochistan are 100% Hazaras, a statement from UN Sec General, as well as some of the main Local & International news sources have absolutely not a single mention of “Hazara.”"@en }
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- Persecution_of_Hazara_people_in_Quetta abstract "The Hazara community in Quetta, in Pakistan, is reported to be the victim of persecution and violence. At least 1300 Hazara men, women and children have lost their lives and more than 1500 have been injured in Quetta in recent years. The Pakistani Sunni Muslim extremist militant group, Lashkar-e-Jhangvi, is assumed to be behind the attacks against Hazaras.Hazaras have been living in Pakistan since the 17th century, the whole region was known KHURASAN, later politically changed to Afghanistan,and few migrated later due to persecution by Emir Abdul Rahman Khan. The Hazaras are mainly Shiite Muslims in Sunni-dominated Pakistan and are easily identifiable due to their Mongoloid features. The two Hazara enclaves —Alamdar Road and Hazara Town— are under constant barrage of attacks where armed killers patrol city streets executing Hazaras wherever they find them. Other groups find Hazaras easy target, frequently abducting for ransom and forcing them to sell their valuable businesses for pennies. Currently the 600,000 peaceful Hazara community are confined in an open-air jail – the 4 to 5 mile radius of two enclaves.While all Shia People killed and injured in Balochistan are 100% Hazaras, a statement from UN Sec General, as well as some of the main Local & International news sources have absolutely not a single mention of “Hazara.”".