We have established an online secure technology platform to serve as centralized digital resource center for the Hazara Community. The center allows for secure document and data collection, validation, and storage/publication. DRC consists of several databases, a documents center, and organizational management tools with interactive dashboards to easily collect, analyze, store, publish, and archive data and documents. All incoming data and documents will undergo validation processes before they are stored in our system or published on our password-protected site. All incoming data that comes in Farsi will be translated to English and entered in the system, however, the organization will keep a copy of the original data in the native language for future reference. The organization has successfully launched victims’ database, migrants’ database, documents’ center, and will databases soon. Please help enrich this center by sending/sharing data/documents with us!
The victims’ database is developed to collect, validate, store, and archive/publish quality data of war atrocity victims of Hazara civilians. Currently, there is no standard victims’ database with minimum data quality standards, so we have established this online database where you can search for victims’ information and read their stories and incident summaries.
The Documents Center is a vital component of our platform, committed to collecting, validating, storing, publishing, and archiving documents related to Hazaras. It provides a unique opportunity for researchers, writers, authors, historians, and experts on the subject matter to collaborate and share their published/owned documents. Also, this serves as a centralized archive and provides a valuable platform for sharing information and knowledge, preserving historical records, and facilitating research in a single, secure location.
We established the migrants’ database to provide data management, reporting, advocacy and support to the plight of Hazara irregular migrants that have been waiting for several years for a new home-country for advocacy and support. The database is set to serve the purpose of collecting, validating, storing, and archiving/publishing quality data of irregular migrants of Hazara community.