Conditions improved for the Hazaras in Afghanistan during the post-Taliban era. However, Hazaras who lived in the southern provinces of Afghanistan continued to face unofficial discrimination at the hands of Pashtuns.[3]
Today (2021–present) due to widespread ethnic discrimination[4][5][6] religious persecution[7][8] , organized attacks by terrorist groups[9]armed attacks by unknown groups[10]harassment and arbitrary arrest of Hazara women and girls under various reasons[11][12] Kidnapping, rape and torture of hazara girls and women in prison[13][14] Land Grabbing[15],Imposing deliberate economic restrictions and creating deliberate economic backwardness of Hazara regions[16][17][18] and numerous cases of human rights violations against Hazaras have caused many Hazaras to be displaced and gradually forced to flee Afghanistan[19][20]
Moreover, Hazaras in Afghanistan are still subjected to attacks by the Taliban, and a 2018 attack was committed in Malestan District in Hazara's homeland in central Afghanistan.[21] Throughout the 2000s and early 2010s, Hazaras in Balochistan, Pakistan, faced attacks from militant groups like Lashkar-e-Jhangvi. In the mid-2010s, the security situation improved for Hazaras in Balochistan. However, the improved protection that resulted from the placement of walls and checkpoints around their city has also made their lives difficult.[22]
^ abAlessandro Monsutti (December 15, 2003). "HAZĀRA ii. HISTORY". Encyclopædia Iranica. Retrieved December 16, 2012.