Because I Breathe

  #Call to Action In the midst of turmoil and danger, Hazara women who were forced to flee their home countries endure unimaginable hardships, constantly living on the edge. These women have received their Acknowledgment Letters from the Australian Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade (DFAT) have file numbers and are waiting for the acceptance of their visas. They are trapped in an unending cycle of harassment, theft, and abuse. They live in constant fear, robbed of their sense of safety and security. In this blog post, we want to shine a spotlight on the urgent need to expedite their visa processing and ensure their safe passage to Australia. Join us in advocating for the protection and empowerment of these vulnerable women. #Call to Action: In this blog post, we want to shine a spotlight on the urgent need to expedite their visa processing and ensure their safe passage to Australia. Join us in advocating for the protection and empowerment of these vulnerable women. Visit www.

#Navigating Identity Amidst Adversity The Hazara community, known for its rich cultural heritage and resilience, has faced centuries of challenges that have tested its spirit and strength. As we delve deeper into the Hazara narrative, we uncover stories of identity, persecution, and a determination to thrive despite adversity. Beyond the headlines, it's crucial to understand the multifaceted experiences of the Hazara people that often go untold. The Hazara community boasts a unique blend of cultural influences, a result of historical migrations and interactions. Despite being a minority in all regions, they've managed to preserve their distinct identity through traditions, language, and art. This resilience in maintaining their cultural roots is an inspiration to uphold one's heritage. Throughout history, the Hazara community has experienced systemic discrimination and violence in regions like Afghanistan and Pakistan. This has led to displacement, loss, and a constan

  # Understanding the Hazara A Glimpse into Their Resilience and Challenges 1.     Introduction: The Hazara community, with its rich history and vibrant culture, has faced significant challenges and adversity, more so the Hazara women. While their journey is marked by resilience and strength, it's crucial to understand the unique hurdles they encounter as they strive for a better life. In this blog, we'll delve into the experiences of Hazara women, shedding light on their struggles and celebrating their resilience. 2.     Forced Migration and Persecution: The Hazara community, predominantly residing in Afghanistan and parts of Pakistan, has endured a history of persecution and violence. Hazara women often face the brunt of this adversity as they flee their homelands due to escalating conflict, targeted attacks, and religious discrimination. Forced to leave behind familiar landscapes and loved ones, these women embark on perilous journeys in search of safety and hope. 3.     Cul

# Hazara need you The Hazara people have a history of resilience, perseverance, and unwavering spirit in the face of enduring discrimination and persecution. Unfortunately, they have faced systemic marginalisation and violence throughout the centuries, despite no fault of their own. The roots of Hazara discrimination can be traced back to deep-seated ethnic and cultural prejudices that have plagued the region. Despite their diverse heritage, the Hazaras have often been labelled as outsiders or "other" due to their distinct physical features, cultural practices, and historical origins. Hazara discrimination has affected the community on multiple fronts, including economic, social, and political spheres. They have been subjected to systemic inequalities, and limited access to education, employment opportunities, and basic services. Their rights, aspirations, and voices have been suppressed and ignored. The Hazara people have endured tragic episodes of violence throughout

  I am Hazara I am Hazara. My identity resonates with the strength of a thousand mountains and the resilience of a flowing river. I am a tapestry woven with threads of history, culture, and heritage. I am Hazara. My heart carries the weight of countless stories, etched with both joy and sorrow. I am a living testament to the endurance of my people, who have weathered storms of adversity and emerged with unyielding spirit. I am Hazara. My eyes have witnessed the pain of loss, the anguish of displacement, and the longing for a home that feels forever distant. But within me burns a flame of hope, flickering against the winds of injustice. I am Hazara. My voice echoes with the echoes of generations before me, their struggles reverberating through my being. I am a song sung in defiance, a cry for justice that echoes through the valleys and reverberates across the mountains. I am Hazara. My dreams are woven with the threads of equality, respect, and peace. I yearn for a world where my appear

  #They Won’t Hold Me Down Amidst the turbulent storms of history, the Hazara people stand tall, their indomitable spirit refuses to be subdued. For centuries, they have endured persecution and discrimination, facing the wrath of oppressors who sought to silence their voices and crush their dreams. From the shadows of ancient empires to the dark days of modern conflicts, the Hazara community has borne the brunt of prejudice, simply for being who they are. But in the face of adversity, they have not faltered. Their resilience echoes through the mountains and valleys of their homeland, a testament to their unwavering determination. Through countless struggles, the Hazara people have risen above the shackles that were meant to hold them down. They have fought for their rights, their dignity, and their place in the world. Despite the odds stacked against them, they have woven a tapestry of courage and hope, painting the skies with the colours of defiance. Like a phoenix rising from