Collaboration and participation in the project

If a member of your family, a friend, or a relative has been martyred in genocidal attacks against the Hazara people in Afghanistan or Pakistan, we kindly ask that you submit their information through this form to the custodians of the Hazara Genocide Archive. This archive aims to strengthen avenues for justice and advocacy on behalf of the victims’ families and human rights organizations, with the ultimate goal of enabling legal action in international courts.

We do not yet know whether international tribunals formally recognize the genocide of the Hazara people. However, we are certain that we bear responsibilities that must be fulfilled. One of those responsibilities is to take meaningful action within our capacity. Whether or not institutions such as the International Criminal Court in The Hague officially recognize the genocide does not change our duty. It is incumbent upon us to write our own history, to document our daily realities with accuracy and rigor, and to record even the smallest incidents.

We live in a world where political and economic conditions are constantly shifting—yet documents and evidence remain fixed and immutable. Their existence is both essential and indispensable. Therefore, we must collect standard, verifiable documentation of every incident, especially of every Hazara who is killed solely for being Hazara. We must build a comprehensive and credible archive of such materials so that, when the time comes, we are fully prepared—and the pursuit of justice through legal channels is not hindered by a lack of evidence.

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