Apparently Laibaah was banned from Twitter as she dared to raise voice against the Shia Hazara massacre in Mastung.

it is sad what is happening in Balochistan. It is nothing but ethnic cleansing! Kudos to Dawnnews for shedding light on this matter

timeline of attacks on Shia Hazara community in 2011 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7b_A0_PEcXA

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Timeline of attacks on #Hazara #Shia in #Pakistan: Oct 04, 2011–> 14 vegetable vendors killed in HazarGanji, 5 injured. #Quetta
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Timeline of attacks on #Hazara #Shia in #Pakistan: Sept 23,2011–> 04 people were killed in Mach , 03 seriously injured.
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Timeline of attacks on #Hazara #Shia in #Pakistan: Sept 20, 2011–> 29 traders & laborers were massacred in #Mastung, 05 injured.
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Timeline of attacks on #Hazara #Shia in #Pakistan: Aug 31, 2011–> Suicide blast on Alamdar Rd #Quetta claimed 11 lives, 20 injured.
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Timeline of attacks on #Hazara #Shia in #Pakistan: July 30, 2011–> 11 people killed on Spiny Rd Quetta including women , 04 injured.
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Timeline of attacks on #Hazara #Shia in #Pakistan: July 29, 2011–> 7 persons killed at Saryab Bus station, 12 injured.
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Timeline of attacks on #Hazara #Shia in #Pakistan: June 16, 2011-> Thrice Olympian Boxer, Ibrar Hussain, was assassinated in Quetta.
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Timeline of attacks on #Hazara #Shia in #Pakistan: June-Aug 2011–>28 Hazaras were target killed at Saryab Rd, HazarGanji & Spni Rd.
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Timeline of attacks on #Hazara #Shia in #Pakistan: May 18,2011–> 6 Vegetable vendors were killed in Hazargani, 5 injured.
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Timeline of attacks on #Hazara #Shia in #Pakistan: May 06, 2011–> 9 footballers were murdered by rocket launchers, 15 other injured #Quetta
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Timeline of attacks on #Hazara #Shia in #Pakistan: Nov-Apr 2010–> 7 other Hazaras were target killed in Quetta.
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Timeline of attacks on #Hazara #Shia in #Pakistan: Sep 03, 2010 –Protest rally was attacked in Mizan Chowk Quetta. 75 killed, 160 injured
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Timeline of attacks on #Hazara #Shia in #Pakistan: May-Aug 2010–>12 persons target killed on various occasions in #Quetta.
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Timeline of attacks on #Hazara #Shia in #Pakistan: Apr 16, 2010->10 persons were killed in a suicide attack on Civil Hospital.
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Timeline of attacks on #Hazara #Shia in #Pakistan: Aug-Oct 2009–> Eng. Ahmed Ali, Walayat H Advocat, Eng.M.Ashraf were target killed
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Timeline of attacks on #Hazara #Shia in #Pakistan: March 2009–>10 persons were target killed on Saryab Rd and Hazar Ganji market Quetta
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Timeline of attacks on #Hazara #Shia in #Pakistan: Jan 23, 2009-> Syed Talib UC-Nazim, Syed Jawad, and Hassan Ali were killed in Quetta 3 0
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Timeline of attacks on #Hazara #Shia in #Pakistan: Feb 2, 2009-Jan 10,2009-> 4 persons target killed on various occasions in Quetta.
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Timeline of attacks on #Hazara #Shia in #Pakistan: Jan 26, 2009->Hussain Ali Yousafi Chairman of Hazara Democratic Party was assassinated
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Timeline of attacks on #Hazara #Shia in #Pakistan: Jan 14, 2009->DSP Hassan Ali, Police Constables Nasrullah, M.Mehdi & driver were killed
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Timeline of attacks on #Hazara #Shia in #Pakistan: July 2008-Jan 12 2009->13 persons target killed in #Quetta-scholar, police officials etc
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Timeline of attacks on #Hazara #Shia in #Pakistan: Jan 05, 2009->Two persons including a child and a woman killed by motorcyclists 2 3
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Timeline of attacks on #Hazara #Shia in #Pakistan: May 30, 2008 ->5 cricketers were killed on Samungli Rd, Quetta.
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Timeline of attacks on #Hazara #Shia in #Pakistan: 2004-2006–>12 persons including doctors, engineers, lawyers, traders were killed.
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Timeline of attacks on #Hazara #Shia in #Pakistan: Mar 2, 2004 –>Suicide attack on Ashura Procession, Quetta. 57 killed, 78 injured.
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Timeline of attacks on #Hazara #Shia in #Pakistan: Jul 4, 2003 –>Suicide attack on Hazara Imam Bargah-Mosque Quetta. 53 killed, 150 injured
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Timeline of attacks on #Hazara #Shia in #Pakistan: Jun 8, 2003–> Firing on Police Cadets on Saryab Road Quetta. 12 killed, 11 injured.
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Timeline of attacks on #Hazara #Shia in #Pakistan: Apr, 2003 –> Firing on Suzuki Van in Kirani Road Quetta -5 killed, 3 injured.
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Timeline of attacks on #Hazara #Shia in #Pakistan: 2003 –> Bank Cashier Ali Madad Changezi was killed in Sibbi
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Timeline of attacks on Hazara Shia in Pakistan: 2003 –> Haji Mohammad Jan (Tribal leader) was killed in Machh, Bolan District.
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Timeline of attacks on Hazara Shia in Pakistan: 2000 –> Two Hazara persons were shot dead in Eastern by pass
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Timeline of attacks on Hazara Shia in Pakistan: Oct 6, 1999 –>Attack on Tribal Leader Sardar Nisar Ali Hazar… (cont) deck.ly/~wa6w1
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Timeline of attacks on Hazara Shia in Pakistan: Jul 6, 1985 –>Police Firing on Demonstration in #Quetta. Dead: 18 Injured: 22

. (It should be remembered that sectarian groups such as the LeJ are closely allied with the Taliban, the same people that the government is contemplating negotiating with.) What is alarming is that these forces appear to be fanning out, creating more and more animosity between groups in a society where too much distrust exists in the first place.
What we have also witnessed through the years is the inability of our security forces to deal with the problem. It is hard to understand why groups like the LeJ remain able to carry out operations across the country. Clearly, our intelligence agencies are failing in tracking their activities and plans or else these attacks would not be happening with such alarming regularity. Given the recent past, it may well be a case not of inability but rather a lack of will, at least among some element’s in the state’s security apparatus. After all, what else can explain the occurrence of two such massacres targeting the Shia Hazara in Balochistan, in a matter of two weeks?
Published in The Express Tribune, October 5th, 2011.
http://tribune.com.pk/story/266663/where-is-the-states-writ/

Who are the Hazara?
By Imran Yusuf
Published: October 5, 2011

Pakistani Shiite Muslims mourn next to coffins of their community members during a funeral ceremony in Quetta on October 4, 2011. PHOTO: AFP
KARACHI:
There are over 900,000 Hazara living in Pakistan, a figure larger than the population of Washington DC. Yet this is a vulnerable community, besieged by anti-Shia violence on one side and drawing suspicion and indifference in equal measure on the other.
Old news, a Hazara might say, as a brief look at the community’s past reveals a tradition of persecution, of which yesterday’s attack in Quetta is but the latest atrocity.
The origins of the Hazara are disputed, though there are three primary theories. The Hazara could be of Turko-Mongol ancestry, descendants of an occupying army left in Afghanistan by Genghis Khan. A second theory goes back two millennia to the Kushan dynasty, when Bamiyan in Afghanistan – home to the large statues blown up by the Taliban – was a centre of Buddhist civilisation. Subscribers to this idea point to the similar facial structure of the Hazaras with those of murals and Buddhist statues in the region.
The most widely-accepted theory is something of a compromise: that the Hazara are mixed-race. Certain Mongol tribes did travel to eastern Persia and what is now modern-day Afghanistan to put down roots. Hazaras often have distinctive facial features, sometimes termed Mongoloid, which bear the origins of their central Asian ancestry.
Either way the Hazara settled in central Afghanistan, though in the mid-19th century their brutal history of persecution began when more than half their population was killed or forced into exile.
Amir Abdul Rehman, who the British termed Afghanistan’s Iron Amir during the Raj, invaded the Hazara homeland in the country’s central highlands, forcing them to give up land, and pushing many into exile in Balochistan.
There was already Hazara movement into British India by this point, with members of the community migrating to work in labour-intensity jobs such as mining. Some Hazaras also came to Quetta during this period to work on the construction of Indian railways. However, the majority were forced to leave by Rehman’s ethnic cleansing.
The Hazara’s history is not exclusively one of victimhood. In 1907 British officer Colonel Claude Jacob raised a regiment made up solely of Hazaras, who had developed a reputation for martial strength, perhaps based on a romanticisation of their possible lineage to Genghis Khan.
The Hazaras who did not make the military cut found jobs as unskilled labourers, for despite their knowledge of agriculture, they owned no land in their new territory.
Quetta’s 1935 earthquake actually helped the Hazara community in some ways. The migration away from the city after the disaster opened up positions in semi-skilled labour, which led some Hazaras to become shopkeepers, tailors and mechanics.
The Second World War saw more Hazaras enlisted by the British Indian Army. Some thrived: one of them was General Musa Khan, who led Pakistan in the 1965 war against India.
Since Partition, however, the Hazaras have remained a underprivileged community. Currently between 500,000 and 600,000 live in Quetta, spread over two slums in the east and west of the city. A large proportion of their income is remittance payments from Iran, the Gulf, Europe and Australia. Among the Hazara in Quetta are tens of thousands of new migrants escaping the wrath of the Taliban.
Persecution of Hazaras persists in Afghanistan, where the Taliban have shown no let-up in their attack on Shias, burning villages and kidnapping community members, forcing further emigration into Pakistan.
In Pakistan, the sectarian violence also has a geopolitical context, with theories that the Hazara receive Iranian support. General Zia allowed state actors to support anti-Hazara groups for this reason. As mentioned by columnist Ejaz Haider in this newspaper recently, the view of the Hazara as Iranian proxies still persists in Balochistan.
Approximately, 250 Hazara citizens of Pakistan have been killed in the past three years.
Published in The Express Tribune, October 5th, 2011.

http://tribune.com.pk/story/267225/who-are-the-hazara/

a brief history of Hazara genocide from July 1985 to Sep 2011

http://hazaranewspakistan.files.wordpress.com/2011/09/330914_252138334830454_155260621184893_732410_52470405_o.jpg?w=500&h=696

http://hazaranewspakistan.wordpress.com/2011/09/30/targeted-killing-of-the-hazaras-in-quetta-pakistan-july-1985-sept-2011/

some important data and context

http://www.dawn.com/2011/10/05/an-incurable-disease.html

“3,700 civilians, mostly Shias, killed and 7,700 wounded since 1989 in sectarian violence in Pakistan.”
An incurable disease?
BY MURTAZA HAIDER
http://www.dawn.com/2011/10/05/an-incurable-disease.html

An incurable disease?
BY MURTAZA HAIDER ON OCTOBER 5TH, 2011 (4 HOURS AGO) | COMMENTS (18)

Given the brutal violence against the Shias in Pakistan over the past three decades, Shias have started to wonder if there is a future for them in Pakistan.

While hundreds of thousands of Shias had migrated to Pakistan in 1947 in the hope of building a new life for themselves and their future generations, many are now contemplating emigrating from Pakistan to save their lives and property.

Hundreds of Shias have been murdered by the Deobandi militants in Quetta in the past few months alone. In the last couple of weeks, Shias have been taken off buses, lined up and shot dead. Quetta, however, is not an exception. Shias are not safe in any major town in Pakistan. Their places of worship, religious processions, and civilian and religious leadership has come under relentless attacks while the State’s machinery has either refused or failed to protect Shias and other religious minorities in Pakistan.

According to South Asia Terrorism Portal, 3,700 civilians, mostly Shias, have been killed and another 7,700 wounded since 1989 in sectarian violence in Pakistan. Elsewhere, several thousand Shias have been ruthlessly murdered in sectarian violence in Afghanistan, Bahrain, Iraq, and Pakistan. In the last decade alone, the number of Shias killed by fellow Muslims is an order of magnitude higher than those who died at the hands of non-Muslims. These stats are at odds with the mainstream rhetoric of the religio-political Muslim parties who argue for one people under Islam.

In 2004, I visited India for the first time. I attended the Friday prayers in the historical Delhi mosque. The cab drove me right to the main gate and I walked freely into the compound. Later, I visited the Bara (large) and Chota (small) Imambargah in Lucknow. I walked into both places without any hindrance. The same was true for mosques and shrines in other cities that I visited in India. Weeks later when I went to Pakistan I realised how far things had deteriorated vis-à-vis India. While I was able to walk into Sunni and Shia places of worship in India without being stopped at checkpoints by the police, I was not able to do the same in Pakistan.

The streets leading up to Imambargahs in Pakistan were guarded by police against possible attacks on Shias. Even Sunni shrines were heavily guarded by the police and private security guards; I made a painful realisation. In the supposedly Hindu India, Muslims’ places of worship existed in relative safety while in a Muslim Pakistan, mosques and shrines had to be guarded against the wrath of fellow Muslims.

I am not oblivious to, or ignorant of, the wholesale violence against Muslims in Gujarat in India, or the discovery of 2,156 unidentified dead bodies buried in unmarked graves in Kashmir, or the breakout of sporadic communal violence in Mumbai that often leaves many Muslims dead. However, if one were to focus on the rest of India, especially the States in South India, Muslims live in relative peace. On the other hand, there is no place left in Pakistan where one can claim that religious minorities are not threatened by extremist Muslims.

The network of sectarian violence in Pakistan has its roots in the Deobandi sect. Syed Ejaz Hussain, who is a deputy inspector general of police, for his doctoral thesis in criminology at the University of Pennsylvania analysed the demographic and religious characteristics of the 2,344 terrorists arrested between 1990 and 2009 in Pakistan*. These terrorists were the ones whose cases were forwarded to the courts after the police were satisfied of their guilt based on their preliminary investigation. The sectarian breakdown of the arrested terrorists revealed that more than 90 per cent were of the Deobandi sect. An ethnic breakdown revealed that 35 per cent arrested terrorists were Pashtuns who in fact make up only 15 per cent of Pakistan’s population.

Source: http://repository.upenn.edu/edissertations/136
The disproportionate number of Pashtun Deobandis amongst the arrested terrorists is perhaps a result of the concerted effort in the seventies and eighties by the United States and Pakistan’s establishment to radicalise Pashtun tribes to wage a war against the Soviet Army in Afghanistan. Since the withdrawal of the Soviet forces from Afghanistan, the radicalised and armed Deobandi Pashtuns have been waging proxy wars in India and wars of convenience against the Shias and other religious minorities in Pakistan. Some militant outfits have remained so intimately embedded with the State’s apparatus over the years that it is now proving impossible to extricate the militants from the military.

Source: http://repository.upenn.edu/edissertations/136
BBC’s Urdu service recently profiled militant outfits in a special coverage of four decades of militancy in Pakistan. The overwhelming majority of the militant outfits followed the Deobandi sect. Furthermore, several of the same militant outfits have been reportedly active in India, which has raised alarms in capitals around the world about the collusion between religious extremists and the Pakistan intelligence apparatus.

Source: BBC Urdu Service.
Seasoned political analyst, Najam Sethi, opined on TV recently that even when all relevant intelligence is available on the militants, the State is unwilling to act against them either out of fear or for past collusion. Sethi further argued that in instances where the State’s machinery acted against the militants, the debilitated judicial system failed to prosecute even those terrorists who have boasted in public of killing Shias and other religious minorities.

Dr. Hussain also noted in his doctoral thesis that terrorist violence escalates significantly after the arrest of seasoned militants who are seldom prosecuted, thus making all arrests futile. Often the judges and police officials involved in arresting sectarian militants are killed in targeted violence. It is no surprise that the judge who recently convicted the police constable accused of murdering the former Governor of Punjab, Salman Taseer, has gone into hiding.

Pakistanis often quote the founder of Pakistan, Muhammad Ali Jinnah, who spoke in unambiguous terms about religious freedom for the minorities in the country he founded. The reality on the street however is far from Jinnah’s vision of Pakistan. The streets in Pakistan are now controlled by military, militants and mullahs – a trifecta of high school dropouts or those who never made it to a university or a college.

As Afghanistan and Pakistan descend further into chaos even more militant groups of varying sizes and ambitions will regrettably come out of woodwork trying to take control of a balkanised Afghanistan and a militarised Pakistan whose infrastructure failures will fuel even more anarchy. Such environments are the perfect breeding grounds for sectarian militants who would target Shias with even more gusto.

If the security situation does not improve for Shias in Pakistan, they may want to consider seeking asylum in foreign lands. The foreign missions in Islamabad should consider such asylum requests on humanitarian grounds. It cannot get any worse than being pulled out of public transit and shot dead for your religious beliefs.

*Hussain, Syed Ejaz, “Terrorism in Pakistan: incident patterns, terrorists’ characteristics, and theimpact of terrorist arrests on terrorism” (2010). University of Pennsylvania.

Murtaza Haider, Ph.D. is the Associate Dean of research and graduate programs at the Ted Rogers School of Management at Ryerson University in Toronto. He can be reached by email at murtaza.haider@ryerson.ca

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