Stop the call for membership/management of the #Hazara Genocide
Following the targeted attack on the Kaj educational center on October 8, 2022, thousands of people (Hazara, various ethnic groups of Afghanistan and the international community) in more than 100 cities around the world expressed solidarity with the Hazaras and joined the campaign of #Genocide of the Hazaras. Stop joined. Along with the people, artists, writers, Nobel prize winners, prominent personalities and politicians continued to show their support directly and indirectly for this campaign. These protests started before October 8 and are continuing until now.

Simultaneously with the demonstrations, the virtual campaign #Stop the Genocide of the Hazara has become one of the most widespread movements of civil struggles against the incident of the Kaj educational center and has been tweeted more than ten million times.
In order to take more practical steps, a series of consultative meetings were held with experts, activists, institutions and people involved in the protests to discuss and understand the post-protest steps. One of the things agreed upon by all the views is the creation of the financial fund #Stop the Genocide of the Hazaras under a separate board of directors. The basic purpose of this fund will be to finance specialized litigation activities at the international level.
The first step of this important activity is to create a board of directors. Therefore, those who are interested in joining this committee can send their written requests to worldhazaracouncil@gmail.com until November 10, 2022. The members of the Board of Directors of the Fund are selected based on their experience, expertise, good reputation and commitment.
Note: Transparency and monitoring of the activities of this financial fund is supposed to be provided by an independent expert and committed group. The council will play a facilitating role in cooperation with other aligned institutions.
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