A powerful poem from Asmat Hosaini, a Medicine Student from Quetta, Pakistan
MACHINE-GENERATED SUMMARY:
Targeted violence against the Hazara community in Quetta, Pakistan, is highlighted through an introduction to a poem by medical student Asmat Hosaini. The entry notes a snooker hall bombing that killed 106 people and injured 163, citing broader statistics of over 1,300 Hazaras killed in targeted attacks. The excerpt mentions that the poem was written for human rights advocate Irfan Ali and includes an accompanying image of a Hazara child holding a message addressed to Ban Ki-moon.
I AM HAZARA TAKING BlOOD BATH IN QUETTA A powerful poem from Asmat Hosaini, a Medicine Student from Quetta, Pakistan where a bomb killed 106 people and injured 163 yesterday in a snooker hall. Over 1300 Hazaras have been killed in targeted attacks and shootings in Pakistan. This poem was written for Irfan Ali, a human […] ■
Originally published on nate-thayer.com (Jan 2013). Recovered via the Wayback Machine.
