Category: Opinion
No, the Shameful Attack on Sikhs in Kabul Still Doesn’t Justify the CAA
Source: The Wire By: Angshuman Choudhury On March 25, three gunmen stormed the Guru Har Rai Gurudwara in the Shor Bazar area of Kabul, capital of Afghanistan, killing at least 25 and injuring 15. Most of the victims belonged the Sikh minority of Afghanistan. The Islamic State Khorasan Province (ISKP), which is the Islamic State’s arm in… Continue reading No, the Shameful Attack on Sikhs in Kabul Still Doesn’t Justify the CAA
It will be a feather in their cap if they can chase Sikhs out of Afghanisatan
By Asia Samachar Team | BRITAIN | As you read this article, the fate of Sikhs and Hindu minorities in Afghanistan stand in the balance. The 25 March attack on the gurdwara in Kabul may just the defining marker for the end of the long and cherished history of Sikhs in this part of the world. In… Continue reading It will be a feather in their cap if they can chase Sikhs out of Afghanisatan
Blood in the Abode of Peace: The attack on Kabul’s Sikhs
Source: Afghanistan Analysts Network – By Fabrizio Foschini – April 1st 2020 At a time when Afghans face a looming pandemic and worsening conflict, one recent event has stood out: the attack on the Sikh gurdwara in the Old City of Kabul one week ago. It was an unprecedented, sectarian attack on a peaceful, non-Muslim religious minority.… Continue reading Blood in the Abode of Peace: The attack on Kabul’s Sikhs
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First Afghan Sikh lawyer in England chose law. Here’s why
Source: Asia Samachar, The lawyer I came from Afghanistan in 1995 to England as an immigrant. The 1989 civil war in Afghanistan had a huge impact on the whole country but particularly for religious minorities. Afghanistan used to have a flourishing Afghan Sikh community but because of continuous marginalisation and discrimination, people left. My parents… Continue reading First Afghan Sikh lawyer in England chose law. Here’s why