Pakistan: Hazaras protest following terrorist attack in Quetta

Quetta – April 1, 2018: Terrorists open fire on Hazara-owned yellow cab, killing one and wounding another.

The attack happened on Qandahari bazar in the heart of Quetta’s business district with heavy security presence and meters away from City Police Station.

April 1, 2018 – Pakistan: Terrorists shot and killed one Hazara man, while wounding another in garrison city #Quetta, provincial capital of restive #Balochistan https://t.co/VjAw2mTZQI #Twitterhazaras

— HOPEhazara (@HOPEhazara) April 1, 2018

April 1, 2018 Attack:
Attack Location: Bacha Khan Chowk main Qandahari Bazar, Quetta, Balochistan, Pakistan
Killed: Nazar Hussain s/o Nouroz Ali, age 50
Wounded: Gul Hussain s/o Abdul Rasool, age 35 pic.twitter.com/W0W1c3rRO2

— HOPEhazara (@HOPEhazara) April 4, 2018

⚡️ “Hazaras protest ongoing ethnic cleansing in Pakistan”https://t.co/R8th074Idf #TwitterHazaras

— HOPEhazara (@HOPEhazara) April 4, 2018

#HazaraLivesMatter
Protest Against #Hazara Ethnic Cleansing in #Pakistan #Lahore Protest Pics. Kindly share https://t.co/45nHxvZH0s #FF @HOPEhazara #TwitterHazaras pic.twitter.com/OkoevKrfuG

— Hazara.Net (@hazaranet) April 6, 2018

#HazaraLivesMatter
Protest Against #Hazara Ethnic Cleansing in #Pakistan

'Terrorism Replacing Faith, Fascism Replacing Ethnic-Mosaic – This We Reject. We Demand The Right To Live!'#Lahore Protest Pics. Kindly share https://t.co/45nHxvZH0s #FF @HOPEhazara #TwitterHazaras pic.twitter.com/gcARmxCjmd

— Hazara.Net (@hazaranet) April 6, 2018

According to HOPE, there are over 200 documented attacks on predominantly Shia Hazaras in Pakistan by terrorists ideologically affiliated with Saudi Arabia’s Wahhabism. Most of the attacks occurred while targeting the small Hazara community in Quetta — provincial capital of restive Balochistan.

Protest Against #Hazara Ethnic Cleansing in #Pakistan #HazaraLivesMatter #FF @HOPEhazara #Lahore & #Quetta Protest Pics – https://t.co/m4qXjYwR2N #TwitterHazaras pic.twitter.com/QDy4OIdRo3

— Hazara.Net (@hazaranet) April 6, 2018