Oppression of Hazara in Afghanistan

Zareen Taj | Afghanistan | 2008 | 12 mins

Synopsis

Prolonging two centuries of persecution, the Taliban ethnically cleansed the Hazara people in Afghanistan because of their ethnicity and religion. The Hazara women share their double struggle, as women, with misogyny and the ethnic conflict.

Oppression of Hazara in Afghanistan was an official selection of the 2011 WVN Online Film Festival.

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