Открытое письмо от поэтов всего мира адресованное Генеральному Секретарю ООН Пан Ги Муну, Президенту Евро Комиссии Хосе МануэлюБароссо, и Президенту США Бараку Обаме.

2013-03-21T00:06:00Z

Дорогие Господа,

После систематических преступлений, таких как геноцид, рабство, надругательство, военные преступления и дискриминация,длившихся более столетий, быть Хазаром до сихпор является преступлением в Афганистане и Пакистане.

в субботу 16 февраля 2013, более 300 хазарейцев мужчин, женщин и детей были убиты или ранены в результате массивного взрыва бомбы в центре Кветта, Пакистан. Это последовало аналогичное нападение меньше, чем месяцем.
Недавно, в четверг, 10 января 2013, больше ста Хазаров были убиты в организованной террористической атаке в городеКветту, Пакистан. За прошлые несколько лет более тысяча Хазаров были убиты в подобных нападениях в одном только Пакистане.

Сегодня, даже находясь на их родине, в Афганистане, Хазары не в безопасности.Каждый год они подвергаются нападению АфганскихКучисов, которые поддерживаются Талибами и Афганским правительством. Дороги Хазаров заблокированы бандитами Талибана. Автомобили Hazara остановлены, и пассажиры убиты.

В центре Афганистана, где большая часть населения Хазаров изолирована, нет доступа к основным законным правам. Они до сих пор терпят систематическую дискриминацию и нападения Талибана. В результате, миллионы Хазаров сбежали в многочисленные страны как беженцы или просители убежища, и в данное время живущие в ужасных условиях.

Коренные жители Хазара составляли почти 67 процентов населения Афганистана до 19-го века. В том столетии они были подвергнуты геноциду и порабощению дважды. Они были вынуждены сбежать из большей части своей земли, расположенной на юге современного Афганистана. Более 60 процентов из них были убиты, и тысячи были проданы в качестве рабов.

Вся история 20-го столетия Афганистана отмечена убийствами Хазаров и их систематической дискриминации. Десятого и одиннадцатого февраля 1993 года, в области Афшар Кабула, правительство Маджахед и его союзники истребили и оставили раненными тысячи мужчин,женщин и детейХазара. В августе 1998 года, Талибан убил более десяти тысяч Хазаров в северном городе Мазари Шариф.

Подобные кровопролития быстро распространились в других частях Афганистана. Разрушение истории Хазара,создание и продвижение неточной, оскорбительной истории их культуры были дальнейшими стратегиями в дополнение к тяжким преступлениям.
Например, в марте 2001, Талибан разрушил древние скульптуры Будды Бамиана, которые были основными символами истории и культурыХазара,и одним из самых популярных шедевров устного и нематериального наследия человечества. Такова история двух столетий с преступлениями против Хазаров, от которой они все еще страдают.

Поэтому, мы, поэты со всего мира объявляем нашу солидарность r людям Хазарыи просим, чтобы Вы,мировые лидеры,предприняли следующие шаги, чтобы должным образом застраховать безопасность людей и культуру Хазары:
1: Объявите чрезвычайное положение относительно положения дел Хазара, как уполномочено в Соглашении по Предотвращению и Наказанию Преступления Геноцида.

2: Окажите дипломатическое давление,как на афганское, так и на пакистанское правительство, чтобы немедленно прекратить акты дискриминации против Хазара и прекратить поддерживать террористические группы, которые совершают жестокие действия против них.

3: Попросите, чтобы государственные стороны Соглашения Беженца защитили просителей убежища Хазара и предоставили им убежище.

4: Учредите международную Комиссию правды для исследования преступлений против Хазара.

5: Откройте всеобъемлющие случаи относительно геноцида и грубых нарушений прав человека в международных судах, таких как ICC.

6: Более чем 150,000 международных войск находятся в Афганистане. Они должны обеспечить безопасность Хазарам, прежде чем они покинут Афганистан.

7: Обратитесь к международным СМИ, чтобы заняться расследованиями и сообщить действия, совершаемые против Хазара, особенно в Афганистане и Пакистане.

Подписи и именах, положение и страны:

Supporters
Poets Around the World

Signatures with names, positions and countries:

1. Fernando Rendón, Poet, editor and director of International Poetry Festival of Medellin (Colombia)
2. Kamran Mir Hazar, Poet, journalist and webmaster (Hazaristan/Norway)
3. Lello Voce, Poet (Italy)
4. Gabriel Rosenstock, Poet (Éire/ Ireland)
5. Irena Matijašević, Poet (Zagreb/ Croatia)
6. Pitika Ntuli, Poet, writer and sculptor (South Africa)
7. Dean Hapeta aka Te Kupu, Poet and musician ( Aotearoa, NZ)
8. Dairena Ní Chinnéide, Poet (Ireland)
9. Jack Hirschman, Poet (San Francisco in the United States)
10. Agneta Falk, Poet (San Francisco in the United States)
11. Janak Sapkota, Poet (Nepal)
12. Boel Schenlaer, Poet (Sweden)
13. Ershad Mazumder, Poet (Bangladesh)
14. Alexander Gorsky, Poet, writer, journalist (Ukraine)
15. William Masore, Poet (Kenya)
16. K. Satchidanandan, Poet (India)
17. Thór Stefánsson, Poet (Iceland)
18. Hemant Divate, Poet, Editor, Publisher and Translator (Mumbai, India)
19. Attila F. Balázs, Poet, editor, Publisher and Translator (Slovakia)
20. AB-ART Publishing house (Bratislava, Slovakia)
21. Enikoe Thiele, Poet, translator (Austria)
22. Alireza Behnam, Poet and journalist (Iran)
23. Mohammad Sharif Saiidi, Poet and journalist (Afghanistan/Sweden)
24. Jüri Talvet, Poet (Estonia)
25. Maggie Cleveland, Poet (Massachusetts, US)
26. Julio Pavanetti, Poet, President of Liceo Poético de Benidorm (Uruguay/Spain)
27. Angelina Llongueras, Poet, Barcelona (nowadays a member of the Revolutionary Poets Brigade in San Francisco, US)
28. Amir Or, Poet and editor (Israel)
29. Fahredin Shehu, Poet and Writer(Prishtina, Kosovo)
30. Andrea Garbin, Poet (Mantova, Italy)
31. Jean-Claude Awono, Teacher, editor and President of La Ronde des Poètes, Cameroon and Festival international de Poésie des Sept Collines de Yaoundé, Festi7 (Cameroun)
32. George Grigore, Poet (Bucharest, Romania)
33. Neeli Cherkovski, Poet (USA)
34. J. K. Ihalainen, Poet and publisher (Finland)
35. Hooman Azizi, Poet (Iran)
36. Maryam Hooleh, Poet (Iran)
37. Philip Hammial, Poet and sculptor (Australia)
38. Rati Saxena- Poet, kritya international poetry festival (India)
39. Bina Sarkar Ellias, Poet, editor, designer and publisher (Bombay/India)
40. Mahmoud Abuhashhash , Poet (Palestine)
41. Julia Kissina , Writer (Germany/Russia)
42. Zelma White, Poet (Montserrat, B.W.I)
43. Merlie Alunan, Poet, Essayist, Teacher of Literature (Philippines)
44. Stanka Hrastelj, Poet and writer (Slovenia)
45. Zingonia Zingone Poet (Italy)
46. Erling Kittelsen, Poet (Norway)
47. Tânia Tomé, Singer, Composer, Poet and Economist (Mozambique)
48. Rashid Boudjedra, Poet, novelist, playwright and critic (Algeria)
49. Ersi Sotiropoulos, Poet and novelist (Greece)
50. Mohammad Azizi, Poet and journalist (Afghanistan)
51. Emad Fouad, Poet and journalist (Egypt/ Belgium)
52. Dr.Arif Ali Albayrak, Poet, Cartoonist, Painter and Music Composer (Cyprus/Turkey)
53. Arturo Vázquez Sánchez, Poet (México)
54. José Manuel Solá Gómez, Poet, Writer (Puerto Rico)
55. Annabel Villar, Poet (Uruguay/Spain)
56. Stephanos Stephanides, Poet, professor of literature (Cyprus)
57. Peter Völker,Poet (Germany)
58. José Francisco Mejía Ramírez, Poet and Writer (Honduras)
59. Reza Heyrani, Poet (Iran)
60. Hadi Hazara, Poet (Afghanistan)
61. Nelly Elías de Benavente, Poet, Delegada de IALAYA – Instituto del libro Argentino y Americano (Argentina)
62. Rahela Yar, Poet (Afghanistan)
63. Werewere-Liking Gnepo, Poet and playwright and performer (Ivory Coast)
64. Marjorie Evasco, Poet and Teacher of Literature (Philippines)
65. Robert Max Steenkist, Poet, photographer and entrepeneur (Netherland/ Colombia)
66. Joseph Mwantuali, Poet (Clinton, New York, USA)
67. François Szabo, Poet (France)
68. Gaston Bellemare D.h.c., C.M., O.Q. Président Festival International de la Poésie/ Fédération des festivals internationaux de poésie (Québec, Canada)
69. Santiago B. Villafania, Poet (Philippines)
70. Jacobo Rauskin, Poet (Asunción, Paraguay)
71. Gertrude Fester, Poet and writer (South Africa)
72. Howard Fergus, Poet (Montserrat West Indies)
73. Prof.Dr.Sc. Ivan Djeparoski, Poet and philosopher (Skopje, R. Macedonia)
74. Nancy Huston, Novelist and essayist (Canada)
75. Elfriede Jelinek, Writer (Austria)
76. Tozan Alkan, Poet and translator (Istanbul/Turkey)
77. Euphrase Kezilahabi, Poet and novelist (Tanzania)
78. Fernando Sabido Sánchez, Poet (Spain)
79. Elyas Alavi, Poet (Afghanistan)
80. Parwiz Kawa, Poet (Afghanistan)
81. Dr.Homaira Nakhat Dastgirzada, Poet (Afghanistan)
82. Dawood Hakimi, Poet (Afghanistan)
83. Julieta Valero, Poet (Spain)
84. Hatto Fischer, Philosopher, Poet und Co-ordinator of Poiein kai Prattein (Germany)
85. Winston Morales Chavarro, Poet (Colombia)
86. Al Hunter, Poet(Anishinaabe Nation, Canada)
87. Siki Dlanga, Writer and poet (South Africa)
88. Carey Lenehan, Poet and Writer for Peace (London, UK)
89. Ernesto Carrión Poeta (Ecuador)
90. Rira Abbasi, Poet, writer and director of International peace poetry festival (Iran)
91. Mindy Zhang, Poet and translator (China-USA)
92. Haroon Rahoon, Poet (Afghanistan)
93. Samay Hamed, Poet (Afghanistan)
94. S.Asrar Hamed Muqtader "Vesta",Poet and Reporter (Afghanestan, presently Refugee in Turkey)
95. Raihan Yousef ,Poet and Reporter (Afghanestan, presently Refugee in Turkey)
96. Akwasi Aidoo, Poet (USA)
97. Robin Ngangom, Poet, translator, teacher (India)
98. Rafael Patiño Góez, Poet and translator (Colombia)
99. Sonja Harter, Poet (Vienna, Austria)
100. Parvaneh Torkamani, Poet and Social Worker (United States of America)
101. Fathieh Saudi, Poet (Jordan/UK)
102. Bengt Bertg, Poet and publisher (Sweden)
103. Sigurdur Pálsson, poet, (Iceland)
104. Tamer Öncül, Poet (Nicosia/Cyprus)
105. Partaw Naderi, Poet (Afghanistan)
106. Zeki Ali, Poet (Cyprus)
107. Leopoldo Castilla, Poeta (Argentina)
108. Rachel Tzvia Back, Poet (Israel)
109. Michael Augustin, Poet & Festival Director (Germany)
110. Mildred K Barya, Poet (Uganda)
111. Nicole Cage, Poet (Martinique)
112. Hafizullah Shariati, Poet (Afghanistan)
113. Abotalib Mozaffari, Poet (Afghanistan)
114. Saburullah Siasang, Poet (Afghanistan)
115. Nawzar Ilyas, Poet (Afghanistan)
116. Sam Hamill, Poet (USA)
117. Galvarino Orellana, Poet, writer and Secretary General of "Frente Cultural Bolivariano Internacional" (Chile)
118. Regina Dyck, Festival Director (Bremen, Germany)
119. David Huerta, Poet (Mexico)
120. Veronica Murguia, novelist (Mexico)
121. Gahston Saint-Fleur,Poet, Writter and Executive Director of Foundation PROCULTURA/PROKILTI (Haiti)
122. Miguel Aníbal Perdomo, Poet (Dominican Republic)
123. Amiri Baraka, Poet (USA)
124. Amina Baraka, Poet (USA)
125. Charl-Pierre Naude, Poet (South Africa)
126. Dunya Mikhail, Poet (Iraq)
127. Bei Dao, Poet (China)
128. Agus R. Sarjono, Poet & Editor in Chief Journal of Criticism (Indonesia)
129. Nuno Júdice, Poet (Portugal)
130. Birgitta Jonsdottir, Poetician, Member of the Icelandic Parliament for the Movement & chairperson of the International Modern Media Institution (Iceland)
131. Reza Baraheni, Novelist, poet, critic, and political activist (Iran)
132. Peter Curman, Poet (Sweden)
133. Lyerka Bonanno, Poeta (Venezuela)
134. Grace R. Monte de Ramos, Poet (Philippines)
135. Geoffrey Philp, Poet, novelist, and playwright (Jamaica, West Indies)
136. BINYOU-BI-HOMB Marius Yannick, Poet (Cameroon)
137. Noria Adel, Poet, writer and visual artist (Algiers, Algeria)
138. Shakor Nazari, Poet, Editor, Head of Afghanistan Literature House In Kabul and Member of Afghanistan Independent Human Rights Commission (AIHRC) (Afghanistan)
139. Tsead Bruinja, Poet (Amsterdam, The Netherlands)
140. Bernard Noël, Poet (France)
141. Lic. Gerardo Paz Delgado, Poet, Secretario Nacional por Uruguay del Movimiento Internacional Poetas del Mundo. (Uruguay)
142. Christian Salmon, essayist and ex director of the International Parliament of Writers, (France)
143. Mark Lipman, Poet (USA)
144. Chirag Bangdel, Poet, artist and writer (Nepal)
145. Zolani Mkiva, Poet (South Africa)
146. Elena Armenescu, Poet (Romania)
147. D.M. Reyes, Poet and Literature Teacher (Philippines)
148. Tom Egeland, Author and critic (Norway)
149. Hildebrando Pérez Grande, Poet, Premio de Poesía Casa de las Américas (Peru)
150. Rodolfo Dada, Poet (Costa Rica)
151. Jean Portante, Novelist, poet, translator, journalist (Luxembourg/France)
152. Gonzalo Márquez Cristo, Poeta (Colombia)
153. Antonio Correa Losada, Poeta (Colombia)
154. Amparo Osorio, Poeta (Colombia)
155. Héctor Rosales, Poet (Uruguay/España)
156. Anthony L. Tan, Poet, fictionist, essayist, and teacher of literature (Philippines)
157. Myriam Montoya, Poet (Colombia/ France)
158. Jim Byron, musician (USA)
159. Carlos Piera, Writer (Spain)
160. Camila Charry Noriega, Poet (Colombia)
161. Harold Trujillo Torres, Caricaturista de opinión periódico El Espectador (Colombia)
162. Lucia Ortiz Corredor, Poet (Colombia)
163. Julio César Goyes Narváez, Poet (Colombia)
164. Julio César Goyes Narváez, Poet/ IECO-Instituto de Estudios en Comunicación y Cultura/ Universidad Nacional de Colombia (Colombia)
165. Alonso Sáenz M., Promotor de Lectura (Colombia)
166. Carmen Calatayud, Poet and nonfiction writer (USA)
167. Eduardo Emilio Esparza, Artista Plastico (Colombia)
168. Canéla A. Jaramillo, Poet, Author, Editor (United States)
169. Claribel Alegría, Poet, essayist, novelist, and journalist (Nicaragua)
170. Jill Schoolman, Publisher (USA)
171. Marco Antonio Campos, Poet (Mexico)
172. Marion Bethel, Poet (Bahamas)
173. Eleonora Parachini, Artista, (Colombia)
174. Juan Carlos Mestre, Poet and writer (Spain)
175. Ostap Nožak, writer and translator (Ukraine)
176. Stephane Chaumet, Poet (France)
177. Lic. Gerardo Paz Delgado, Poet, Secretario Nacional por Uruguay del Movimiento Internacional Poetas del Mundo. (Uruguay)
178. Julian Hector Gutierrez, Poet and writer (Colombia)
179. Francisco Sánchez Jiménez, Writer (Colombia)
180. Fredy Yezzed, Writer (Colombia/ Argentina)
181. Eusebio Sánchez Clavijo, Writer (Colombia)
182. Jose Yezid Morales, Poet and Painter (Colombia)
183. Helena Iriarte, Novelista y profesora universitaria de literatura (Colombia)
184. Paul Disnrad, Poet (Colombia/ Serbia)
185. Paul Dutton, Poet, Fiction Writer, Essayist and Musician (Canada)
186. Coral Bracho, Poeta (México)
187. Fanny Moreno Ospina, poeta (colombiana)
188. Martha Ennix, Artista plástica (colombiana)
189. Víctor López Rache Poeta y ensayista (Colombia)
190. María LeMarie, Writer and painter (Colombia)
191. Bassem Al Meraiby, Poet (Iraq- Sweden)
192. Manuel Pachón, Poeta y Maestro (Colombiano)
193. Maruja Vieira, Poet and journalist (Colombia)
194. Juan Carlos Acevedo Ramos, Poet (Colombia)
195. Roberta J. Hill, poet and writer, (Oneida) (Madison, Wisconsin in the U. S.)
196. Dieudonné Ewomsan, Poet (Togo)
197. Carlos Fajardo Fajardo, Poet (Colombia)
198. Qassim Haddad, Poet (Bahrain)
199. Neeli Cherkovski, Poet (USA)
200. Fabio Martinez, Escritor (Colombia)
201. Morela Maneiro, Poet (Venezuela)
202. Sayed Hegab, Poet (Egypt)
203. Zoran Anchevski, poet, translator, professor of literature (Macedonia)
204. Liv Lundberg, Poet, Writer, Professor (Norway)
205. Pia Tafdrup, Poet and Writer (Denmark)
206. Micere Githae Mugo , Poet, Playwright, Scholar and Activist (Kenya)
207. Angye Gaona, Poeta (Colombia)
208. Allison Hedge Coke, Poet and writer (US)
209. Matthew Shenoda, Poet (USA/Egypt)
210. Chiqui Vicioso, Poet (Dominican Republic)
211. Aref Pejman, Poet, Author, and Associate Professor (Afghanistan)
212. Fredy Chikangana, Poeta y Escritor Quechua Yanakuna Mitmak (Colombia)
213. Ramiz Rovshan, Poet and writer (Azerbaijan)
214. Liam Ó Muirthile, Poet (Ireland)
215. Nguyen Quang Thieu, Poet (Vietnam)
216. Andrei Khadanovich, Poet (Belarus)
217. Alberto Nessi, poeta e scrittore (Switzerland)
218. Hermes Vargas. Poeta (Spain)
219. Chris Abani, Poet and writer (Nigeria/USA)
220. Abdourahman WABERI, Poet (Djibouti)
221. Beppe Costa, poet, novelist and publisher (Italy)
222. Stefania Battistella, Poet (Italy)
223. Senem Gökel, Poet, researcher, instructor (Cyprus)
224. Ingrid Wickström, Poet and translater (Sweden)
225. Priya Sarukkai Chabria, Poet, writer and translator (India)
226. Homero Aridjis, Poet and novelist, President Emeritus of PEN International (Mexico)
227. Gemino H. Abad, Poet, professor emeritus of literature and creative writing (Philippines)
228. Vasyl Makhno, Poet (Ukraine/USA)
229. Vincent O'Sullivan, Poet (New Zealand)
230. Joy Harjo, Poet and musician (Mvskoke Nation, USA)
231. Gioconda Belli, Poet and novelist (Nicaragua)
232. Francisco de Asís Fernández, Poet and President of the International Poetry Festival, Nicaragua (Nicaragua)
233. Gloria Gabuardi, Poet (Nicaragua)
234. Alexandra Büchler, Director of Literature Across Frontiers (Czech Republic/UK)
235. Nora Atalla, poète, romancière et nouvelliste (Québec, Canada)
236. Moya Cannon, Poet (Irland)
237. Michèle Blanchet, poète de Québec (Canada)
238. Nyein Way, Poet, Performance artist and educator (Myanmar)
239. Max.N.RIPPON poet (Marie-Galante, Guadeloupe)
240. Omar Pérez, Poet, writer and translator (Cuba)
241. Jared Angira, Poet (Kenya)
242. Rashidah Ismaili, Poet (Benin)
243. Raquel Chalfi, Poet and writer (Israel)
244. Blanca Andreu, Poet (Spain)
245. Michaël Glück, Poet (France)
246. Stefaan van den Bremt, Poet and Honorary chairman of PEN FLANDERS (Flanders, Belgium)
247. Jan Owen, Writer (Australia)
248. Vyacheslav Kupriyanov, Poet (Russia)
249. Geneviève Morin, Poet (Québec, Canada)
250. Yiorgos Chouliaras, Poet (Greece)
251. Quito Nicolaas, Writer/Poet (The Netherlands)
252. Simón Zavala Guzmán, Poeta y ensayista (Ecuador)
253. Timo Berger, Poet and publisher (Germany)
254. Ceaití Ní Bheildiúin, Poet (Ireland)
255. Jean Clarence Lambert, Poet, translator, essayist and art critic (France)
256. Antonio Preciado, Poet (Ecuador)
257. Manal Al-Sheikh, Poet and writer (Iraq/ Norway)
258. Yasin Khamosh, Poet and journalist (Afghanistan)
259. Valeriu Stancu, Poet, novelist and translator (Romania)
260. Aju Mukhopadhyay, Poet, essayist, feature and fiction writer (India)
261. GILMA DE LOS RÍOS TOBÓN, Poeta y periodista (Colombia)
262. Breyten Breytenbach, Poet (South Africa / France)
263. John Hegley, Poet (England)
264. Latif Nazemi, Poet (Afghanistan)
265. Carolina Escobar Sarti, Poet (Guatemala)
266. Raphael Urweider, Poet and President of the Swiss writers association (AdS)
267. Andrei Khadanovich, Poet (Belarus)
268. Igor Ursenco, Escritor, Ensayista, Traductor Freelance (Republica de Moldavia / Rumania)
269. Henry Braun, Poet (Weld, Maine, USA)
270. Edvino Ugolini, Poet and activist for human rights net of artists against war and President of associazione interculturale penombre (Trieste, Italy)
271. Mairym Cruz-Bernal, Poet (Puerto Rico)
272. Len Anderson, Poet (Santa Cruz, California, USA)
273. Rassool Jibraeel Snyman, Poet (South Africa)
274. Madeline Millán, poet (Puerto Rico/New York City)
275. Hilde Susan Jaegtnes, poet and screenwriter (Norway)
276. Ngwatilo Mawiyoo, Poet & Performing Artist (Kenya)
277. David Howard, Poet (Aotearoa/New Zealand)
278. Juan Cameron, Poet (Chile)
279. Salim REGAMI, Poet (Algeria)
280. Maya Trace Borhani, Poet & Educator (USA/Canada)
281. Iryna Vikyrchak, poet, director of the International Poetry Festival Meridian (Czernowitz, Ukraine)
282. Séamas Cain, Poet and playwright (Northern Ireland/ USA)
283. Jan Erik Vold, Poet , writer, translator (Norway)
284. Qanbarali Tabesh, Poet (Afghanistan)
285. Shirin Aitmatova, Poet and Member of Kyrgyz Parliament (Kyrgyzstan)
286. Roza Aitmatova, Journalist, writer and political analyzer (Kyrgyzstan)
287. Cholpon Jakupova, Wrtiter and women defender (Kyrgyzstan)
288. Djumanaliev Tuncholot Dadyevich, writer, dean of “ National University Of Kyrgyzstan” Philosophy Professor (Kyrgyzstan)
289. Selbi Jumayeva, Writer, Poet and Women rights defender (Kyrgyzstan)
290. Marat Usmanov, Poet, Philosophy Professor at AUCA (Kyrgyzstan)
291. Adamkulova Chinara, “Dean of Kyrgyz-European faculty of Kyrgyz National University” Women Rights defender and Poet (Kyrgyzstan)
292. Andrew Wachtel, Poet, Writer, Dean of AUCA in Kyrgyzstan (Kyrgyzstan)
293. Isabel Gómez, Poeta (Chile)
294. Magda Carneci, Poet and president of the Romanian PEN (poet, Romania)
295. Áine Moynihan, poet and actor (Ireland)
296. Thomas Harris, Writer (USA)
297. Luisa Vicioso Sánchez, Poet and women and children rights activist (Dominican Republic)
298. Muhsin Al-Ramli, Poet and writer (Iraq)
299. Heiko Strunk, Poet and poetry website co-ordinator (Germany)
300. Carmen Berenguer, Poet (Chile)
301. Enrique Hernández-D'Jesús, Poeta y fotógrafo (Venezuela)
302. Vicente Rodríguez Nietzsche, Poet (Puerto Rico)
303. Ban'ya Natsuishi, Haiku poet (Japan)
304. Joe Richey, Poet (USA)
305. Teresa Colom, Poet (Andorra)
306. Christina Pacosz, Poet (USA)
307. Francesca Randazzo, Poet and Sociologist (Honduras/Spain)
308. Sainkho Namtchylak, Singer and poet (Siberia/ Austria)
309. Menna Elfyn, Poet, playwright and Director of Creative Writing University of Wales Trinity Saint David (Wales/ United Kingdom)
310. Jack Mapanje, Poet and linguist (Malawi/UK)
311. Mohammad Vaezi, Poet and journalist (Afghanistan)
312. Jessie Kleemann, Poet, performance artist, writer, cultural consultant (Greenland/Denmark)
313. Sunita Zade, Poet and journalist (India)
314. Khalid Albudoor, Poet ( United Arab Emirates)
315. Sadegh Dehghan, Poet (Afghanistan)
316. Reza Talebi, Poet (Azerbaijan/ Turkey)
317. James O'Hara, Poet (USA)
318. Sayed Zia Qasemi, Poet (Afghanistan)
319. Braňo Hochel,Poet, Editor-in-Chief of RAK (Slovakia)
320. Eugenia Sánchez Nieto, Poeta (Colombia)
321. Mary Smith, Poet, writer and journalist (Scotland)
322. Ernesto P. Santiago, Poet and writer (Philippines)
323. Jorge Boccanera, Poeta (Argentino)
324. Farzana Marie, Poet (USA)
325. David Meltzer, Poet and musician (USA)
326. Raks Morakabe Seakhoa, Poet and activist (South Africa)
327. Jaime García Pulido, Poet and writer (Colombia)
328. Mahnaz Badihian, Poet (Iran/ USA)
329. John Curl, Poet (San Francisco, United States)
330. William Pérez Vega, Poet (Puerto Rico)
331. Gemino H. Abad, Poet (Philippines)
332. Phillippa Yaa De Villiers, Poet (South Africa)
333. Simón Zavala Guzmán, Poet and journalist (Ecuador)
334. Ali Abdollahi, Poet and translator (Iran)
335. Juan Diego Velásquez, Poet (Colombia)
336. Yolanda Pantin, Poet (Venezuela)
337. Erkut Tokman, Poet, actor, visual artist and translator (Turkey)
Unpublished poets:
338. Mir Hussain Mahdavi, Exiled freelance writer and poet (Afghanistan)
339. Basi Gol Sharifi, Poet (Afghanistan)
340. Leila Malekmohammadi, Poet and journalist (Iran/ Norway)
341. Sultan Haidari, Journalist and poet (Afghanistan)
342. Ali Hazara, Poet and movie maker (Afghanistan)
343. Hossein Pooya, Poet (Afghanistan)
344. Sakhi dad Hatef, Poet (Afghanistan)
345. Maryam Turkmani, Poet (Afghanistan)
346. Razi Mohebi, Poet and movie maker (Afghanistan)
347. Fereshta Ziai, Poet, pedagog and youth mentor (Afghanistan/Sweden)
348. Laila Haidari, Poet and director of Life is Beautiful Organization (Afghanistan)
349. Zalmay Kave, Poet (Afghanistan)
350. Ruhullah Vaezi, Poet (Afghanistan)
351. Ali Jafari, Poet (Afghanistan)
352. Rayhana Akhondzada, Poet (Afghanistan)
353. Zakia Askarzadah, Poet (Afghanistan)

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