Shi'ite Hazara Men Gunned Down in Pakistan

Two men belonging to the Hazara community, a Shiite minority group, were gunned down Monday as they returned home from a fruit market in Quetta, Pakistan. Ghulam Nabi and Muhammad Nabi were both residents of Alamdar road, an area dominated by the Hazara population. The community has long been a target of sectarian Sunni militants. Their distinct facial features make them easily recognizable among the local population, and therefore an easier target for those looking to kill...

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