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Worldwide Protest 2012: London, UK

Worldwide Protest 2012: London, UK

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British MP Alan Johnson among Hazara protesters: I am here to stand in solidarity with Hazaras who face ethnic cleaning in Balochistan yet the government of Pakistan is showing no concern. In the last 10 years more than 700 Hazaras have been killed which is a scandal. The government doesn’t seem concerned and has shown no interest in catching the killers.


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