Life returning to Afghanistan:Youth of the Hazara community returning to college due to the fear of the Taliban; 40 students were killed in a suicide attack in 2018.
Two and a half years ago, a suicide bomber blasted at the Mavud Academy tuition center, killing about 40 students. All of them were children of minority Hazara community, who were preparing for college entrance examinations. Nazibullah Yousefi (38), a teacher who survived one such blast in August 2018, has now shifted to a new place with his students. They also have a plan for the next blast. They say, 'I am in my class and may even get killed. But this time to save my children, I will hug the attacker, so that he does not explode. ' The Hazara community has suffered the most violence so far, the Hazara community has suffered the most violence in Afghanistan. But now things are changing. With the fear of the Taliban diminishing, the youth of this community are returning to the colleges. They have dreams to overcome their fears and to pursue higher education by staying in their own country. Marjia Mohseni, an 18-year-old student, say...