Daily O The killing of 17 Hindus and Sikhs in an explosion in the eastern Afghan city of Jalalabad on July 1 last was probably a final attempt to obliterate the last vestige of pre-Islamic civilisation which held a complete sway over the landlocked nation till about eight centuries ago. On the following day (July… Continue reading Afghanistan’s ghastly drama: What lies ahead for the country’s minorities
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A tribute to Rawail Singh by Pritpal Singh
A tribute to Rawail Singh by Pritpal Singh
Petition to Canadian Govt to bring Afghan Hindus and Sikhs to Canada
Link to Petition on Change.org
AFGHAN MINORITIES NEED PROTECTION
The Pioneer Through the decades of internal conflict, religious minorities in Afghanistan have fallen through the cracks. International organisations often fail to recognise the plight of Afghan Hindus and Sikhs India’s foreign policy has its task cut out — to ensure the safety of the Hindu-Sikh community within Afghanistan or its safe repatriation to India (or migration… Continue reading AFGHAN MINORITIES NEED PROTECTION
Anticipated Extinction Of Afghan Hindu And Sikh Minorities: Can Afghanistan Stop It?
Eurasia Review By Dr. Bawa Singh and Dr. Jaspal Kaur The safety and security of minorities have always been remained in question, particularly in the war-torn and highly terrorism infested countries. Recently, Afghan minorities such as Hindus and Sikhs had undergone the horrible experience of a terrorist attack in which 19 people were killed and about 20… Continue reading Anticipated Extinction Of Afghan Hindu And Sikh Minorities: Can Afghanistan Stop It?
‘We Belong to Afghanistan’
Foreign Policy BY RUCHI KUMAR Rawail Singh believed in a peaceful future for Sikhs like him in his homeland — and died for it. Sikh community leader Rawail Singh lights the Diwali lamps with his daughter Komal on Oct. 18, 2017, in Kabul. (Ruchi Kumar for Foreign Policy) KABUL — When I saw the news of… Continue reading ‘We Belong to Afghanistan’