World updated: November 3, 2026
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The Global Campaign to Stop the Genocide of Hazara People has submitted an online petition to the United Nations and international organizations, urging them to protect the rights of the Hazara community and prevent forced displacement.
The Global Campaign to Stop the Genocide of the Hazara people has initiated an online petition, calling on the United Nations and various international bodies to take urgent and effective measures to ensure the safety of Hazaras in Afghanistan. The petition emphasizes the need to avert forced displacements and hold accountable those responsible for such events.
In the petition addressed to the United Nations, the Human Rights Council, and parliaments worldwide, there are urgent requests for practical actions to protect Hazara lives before completing legal processes. Hazara activists have highlighted the massacres, forced displacements, and systemic ethnic discrimination the community has faced over the past century.
The petition also recalls historical tragedies and recent violent attacks on Hazara educational and religious centers. Concerns surrounding forced displacements, land grabs, and the denial of basic rights for Hazaras have been underscored in these documents.
The signatories of this petition are calling for the immediate cessation of illegal evictions of Hazaras from their homes and the establishment of an independent mechanism for truth-seeking and documentation. They have also stressed that the rights of Hazaras must be recognized and that potential perpetrators of genocide should be prosecuted.
Hazara activists have previously campaigned and organized rallies in various countries to draw attention to the recognition of the genocide of Hazaras. While some local councils in the UK and Australia have acknowledged this issue, no definitive resolutions have yet been made in this regard.
Actions taken by the Taliban government aiming at the forced displacement of Hazara families in the provinces of Daikundi and Bamiyan, along with the appropriation of several Hazara-dominated neighborhoods in Kabul, Ghazni, Herat, and Balkh, have raised deep concerns among residents of these regions. The lack of accountability regarding attacks on Hazara educational and religious centers remains a significant worry for the community.