About this video: TOLOnews (April 2019) on Afghan Hindus and Sikhs vowing full support for peace efforts.
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Sikh and Hindu refugees fleeing Afghan persecution arrive in Surrey
Source: Vancouver Sun On the steps of the Sri Guru Singh Sabha Gurdwara, Tirath Singh Khalsa, 11, and his sister, Jasmeet Kaur, 8, waved small Canadian flags and smiled as dozens of members of Surrey’s Sikh community surrounded them. The children, along with siblings Zorawer, 6, Fathe, 3, and parents Havinder Kaur Khalsa, 30, and Shamsheer… Continue reading Sikh and Hindu refugees fleeing Afghan persecution arrive in Surrey
First Sikh & Hindu Afghan Refugee Families Arrive in Canada
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Defence Minister Harjit Sajjan welcomes first arrival of Sikh and Hindu minority families from Afghanistan
The Indo-Canadian Voice AS part of this year’s celebration of the 40th anniversary of the successful private sponsorship refugee program, the federal government on Tuesday welcomed the first arrival of Sikh and Hindu minority refugee families from Afghanistan which was possible through the generosity of Canadians coming together to help resettle these vulnerable refugees. … Continue reading Defence Minister Harjit Sajjan welcomes first arrival of Sikh and Hindu minority families from Afghanistan
SURVEY OF THE AFGHAN HINDUS & SIKHS
Source: Porsesh Research and Studies Organization Afghanistan is considered a diverse country, home to multiple ethnic groups, lan- guages, and beliefs. Major ethnic groups are Pashtuns, Tajiks, Hazaras and Uzbeks. Members of different ethnic groups have distinctive languages and dialects, tradi- tions and beliefs, and sometimes even distinctive in appearance. In addition to the four… Continue reading SURVEY OF THE AFGHAN HINDUS & SIKHS
Afghan Sikh Tragedy
About this video: A 15-minute film from GeranMeen (February 2019) on the tragedy facing the Afghan Sikh community.
Afghan Hindus, Sikhs Are Not Celebrating Diwali This Year
Tolo The Afghan Hindus and Sikhs say they will not celebrate this year’s Diwali festival due to deadly incidents took place in the country recent months. The festival was not held last year either due to a deadly incident in Kabul. Hindus and Sikhs living in Kabul said that the death of 14 Hindus and Sikhs in Nangarhar bombing July, assassination of former… Continue reading Afghan Hindus, Sikhs Are Not Celebrating Diwali This Year