More than 300 Hazara refugees came to BYU on Feb. 12 for the School of Communications' first event coordinated with the Utah Hazara Association.

Both cyclists from England praised the hospitality of the people in Hazara and Khyber-Pakhtunkhwa, emphasising that they felt secure and welcomed throughout their journey.

Kansas City-area members of Afghanistan's Hazara ethnic minority — some new arrivals since the U.S. evacuation in 2021 — are creating a community and celebrating traditions here while trying ...

While the Hazara's persecution in Afghanistan dates back to the late 19th century, when Emir Abdur Rahman Khan's regime killed and displaced thousands of them between 1880–1901, the group who is ...

There are also significant Hazara communities in Pakistan, as well as a Western diaspora in such countries as the United States and the U.K. Many Hazara outside Afghanistan fled during the violence of ...

When Hazara refugee Tahmineh Jafari arrived in Australia seeking a better life for herself and her son more than a decade ago, she never imagined attending university or even competing in a beauty ...

While the Hazara community in the U.S. still has a long road ahead, their experience with learning how to endure hard things is what has made them such a remarkable people.

Martial arts booms within the Hazara community slowly and steadily. Women usually deal with humiliation and harassment from men, with groping commonplace in crowded markets or public transport.

Inadequate protections by the de-facto Taliban authorities in Afghanistan continue to leave the Shia- Hazara community at risk and contribute to their plight, according a report released Friday by ...

Many living in Hazara neighbourhoods reported experiencing door-to-door visits, including at the home of a woman whose sister used to work for national security in the previous government.