September 25 is the day we honor the victims of the Hazara Genocide. Throughout history, Hazaras have faced discrimination, massacres, and forced displacement—from Abdur Rahman Khan’s atrocities in the 19th century to recent attacks on our mosques, schools, and communities. The suffering of our people still continues. This day is not only about remembering the past but also reflects today’s reality. Thousands of Hazara families, especially in India, live as refugees under difficult conditions, yet they continue to raise the voice of justice. The Hazara Voice for Justice Association reaffirms its commitment to preserve the memory of the victims and to struggle for the rights, dignity, and justice of Hazaras everywhere. We also call on human rights organizations to recognize these tragedies and hold the perpetrators accountable. Eternal be the memory of all victims of the Hazara Genocide. Hazara Voice for Justice Association
The Association of Hazara Voice for Justice (AHVJ) was founded in 2020 in New Delhi, India, by a group of Hazara refugees with the aim of advocating for the rights of refugees living in India and serving as a bridge between the Hazara community in India and relevant refugee organizations. AHVJ is also dedicated to offering educational, vocational, and awareness programs to help refugees enhance their skills and capacities. Our vision is to build a society where everyone has equal opportunities and is treated fairly, regardless of their affiliations, ensuring that no one’s rights are violated or overlooked.