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In Afghanistan, the Taliban's return to power has forced defenders of human rights into exile. Hassan Ali Faiz has lived through two major conflicts in his country and survived the persecution of his community: the Hazaras. After living as a refugee, he came back to Afghanistan in the hope to bring change, but when the Taliban seized power, his dream came to a halt.

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