• The Guardian – Turnbull pledges Afghanistan support but forced return of asylum seekers ‘not discussed’ – April 5
• The Guardian – Australian Hazaras protest visit of Afghan president Ashraf Ghani
• SBS – ‘If they return, they will be killed’: Hazaras protest Afghan president’s Canberra visit, fearing a refugee deal
• Skynews – Turnbull signs Afghan agreement
• SBS – Turnbull and Ghani sign $320m Afghan development agreement
• Washington Post – Australia pledges support during Afghan president’s visit 
• ToloNews – Enlightenment Movement Protests In Canberra During Ghani Visit

• Government House Canberra, Dunrossil Dr, Yarralumla ACT 2600, Australia (new)

• April 3, 2017 – 10am to 1pm local time

• Before April 3 – Reach out and Awareness campaign
• On April 3 – Join protest and global Twitter campaign

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QIXp_sbZzA8

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q0va0uf0Wkw

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oZuuvPAGkY4

• Refugee Issue – There are reports that President Ghani will sign secret deportation deal –like the secret ‘EU deal’— with Australian government to deport ‘unlimited number of Afghan refugees’ back to Afghanistan.
  The fact that Pres. Ghani is also trying to make a ‘peace deal’ with Taliban (his ethnic kin), the deportation deal — in the case of Hazara Refugees– makes it a existential threat given that Taliban, AlQaeda, ISIS have vowed to ‘exterminate’ Hazaras in Afghanistan (and Pakistan region) and Afghan Government does not allow Hazaras to become part of the Security apparatus of Afghanistan.
  President Ashraf Ghani

  [BBC Interview]

  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DxrMOpf2fc4

  President Ghani: [migrants] want to leave under the slightest pressure
  BBC: It is not the slightest pressure though…last year [2015] has seen the worst violence
   
  President Ghani – But is it better elsewhere?
  BBC: They seem to think so and they are making very dangerous jourrney [to migrate]
   
  President Ghani – They are making the journey voluntarily…they have made a false assumption to leave. When they leave, they break the social contract. Countries do not survive by their best attempting to flee. So I have no sympathy. 

  Note: President Ghani –a US citizen– only came back to Afghanistan as Afghan President. Both of his children –Tariq and Mariam– are US citizens and live in the relative safety of the US.

• Justice regarding Hazara Massacre in Afghanistan.
  TUTAP is an ADB-funded power transmission line from Turkmenistan which was supposed to pass through Hazara heartland, Bamiyan. The Afghan government instead cancelled it and re-routed it via Salang Tunnel. 
  Issue: Hazaras contend that the issue is not #TutapviaBamiyan but that a Pashtun-dominated ARG (Presidential Palace) will never allow any strategic project to pass through Hazaristan (also known as historic Hazarajat). To newer generation of Hazaras ask a completely different question: why is Bamiyan — literal: city of lights– without electricity in 21st century? 
  DehmazangMassacre The EnlighteningMovement protest demanding #TUTAPviaBamiyan was targeted by a double suicide attack by ISIS, killing at least 80 and injuring over 250. The government has not done any meaningful investigation, leading Hazaras to question if Afghan Government is serious.
  Zabul Beheading was the first brutal beheading of Hazara women and children by ISIS, causing massive protests all across Afghanistan and around the globe. This was dubbed ‘Tabassum Revolution’ – named after the slain child, Shukria Tabassum. 

• Mass Hazara Kidnapping
  The mass kidnapping and killing of Hazaras across Afghanistan’s major highways — dubbed as ‘highways of death’– has reached epic proportions. This is particularly concerning given major NATO presence in the country.  In Oct, 2016, Hazara MP Hussain Nasiri said 163 Hazara passengers have been kidnapped and murdered in Afghanistan.
• Institutional Discrimination
  Hazara Afghan MP, Arif Rahmani has accused the Afghan Government of continuing its [century-old] policy of systemically marginalizing the Hazaras in Afghanistan.According to Mr. Rahmani, the Afghan government has subjected the Hazaras — which makes at least seven million of Afghanistan’s population and a sizable population in Kabul — to an ‘un-written’ rule where they can only hold ceremonial posts but no important posts in Afghanistan.In addition, the entire $117B aid to Afghan government has simply vanished. Not even 1% of $117B dollars is spent anywhere in Hazara areas that makes 20% plus of Afghanistan’s entire population. 

Germany (Munich) Protest 

Belgium (Brussels) Protest

UK (London) Protest 
Afghan President’s guards beats Hazara protersters in UK – May, 2016: Afghan President’s bodyguards created a major embarrassment for their host in London beating British Hazara protesters of Enlightening movement during the Royal United Services Institute (RUSI) conference.

• Independent, UK: Heckling of Afghan president at Anti-Corruption Summit gives glimpse of country’s divisions