Holding demonstrations to protest the killing of hazaras around the world

Demonstrations were held in dozens of cities around the world to stop the systematic killing of Afghan Hazaras. A number of artists and prominent political and cultural figures of Afghanistan also participated in this campaign and demonstration.

Following the bloody attack on the Kaj school in the west of Kabul on Friday and the killing of more than 163 students, a campaign with the hashtag #StopHazaraGenocide #StopHazaraGenocide was launched on Twitter and other social networks, and until today, This hashtag has exceeded 6 million.

Today, Saturday, October 9, demonstrations were held in several cities around the world, including Paris, Oslo, Stockholm, Rome, and cities in Germany, Australia, and New Zealand to stop the killing of millennials.
Afghan Hazara singer Dawood Sarkhosh also attended today’s demonstration in Oslo.

Farhad Darya, a famous Afghan singer, also supported this campaign through his official social networks and called for an end to the genocide of the Hazaras.

Amrullah Saleh also wrote on his Twitter page that introducing and exposing the genocide should be part of the humanitarian and holy campaign.

The World Millennial Council, together with a number of social activists, published a resolution asking the United Nations and other international institutions to follow up on the attacks and targeted killings of the Millennials. In this resolution, the World Hazara Council criticized the lack of attention of the international community to the genocide of the Hazaras and considered these attacks to be an example of the crime of genocide.