Hazara diaspora

Hazara diaspora means that there are people who come from a group called Hazaras and they live in different parts of the world, far away from their original home. Hazaras are a group of people who live mainly in Afghanistan, but also in Pakistan and Iran. Hazara diaspora started when some Hazaras had to leave their homes and move to other countries because of war, persecution, or economic reasons.

Think of it like this: imagine if you had to move to a different house in a different city far away from where you were born. That's kind of what happened to the Hazara people, but instead of moving to a nearby city, they had to move to a different country.

So now, Hazaras live in many different countries like Australia, the United States, Canada, and Europe. Even though they are far away from their original home, they still identify as Hazara people and try to keep their culture and traditions alive. Some Hazara people experience difficulties fitting in with the new cultures they've moved to, but many also find new opportunities and build new communities in their new homes.