ما شاعران از کشورهای مختلف جهان، خطاب به مردم هزاره، همبستگی کامل خود را با جنبش های مدنی و فرهنگی شما اعلام می کنیم. ما می دانیم که شما قربانی جنایات سیستماتیک به شمول نسل کشی، برده داری، کوچ اجباری، تبعیض و اشغال سرزمین تان هزارستان می باشید. با این وجود، مانند جنبش هایی که به آپارتاید در آفریقای جنوبی خاتمه دادند و مانند جنبش حقوق مدنی آمریکا، جنبش های شما مانند جنبش روشنایی نیز به موفقیت خواهند رسید. ما صدای شما را می شنویم، ما صدای شما را در شعر خود بازتاب داده و آن را در ادبیات امروز جهان مطرح می کنیم. جنایات سیستماتیکی که امروز علیه هزاره صورت می (...)
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Poems for the Hazara: A Multilingual Poetry Anthology and Collaborative Poem by 125 Poets from 68 Countries
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Flag of Hazaristan on the Cover of the Anthology Poems for the Hazara
20 March 2014The Flag of Hazaristan was published officially for the first time on the cover of the book Poems for the Hazara, a poetry anthology contributed by 125 internationally recognized poets from 68 countries. The flag of Hazaristan, which is a combination of colores yellow, white and blue, is designed by the Hazara prominent poet Kamran Mir Hazar.
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Flag of Hazaristan in Hazaristan Charter:
Article 37: Flag
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Poems for the Hazara: A Multilingual Poetry Anthology and Collaborative Poem by 125 Poets from 68 Countries
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