Islamic State blasts peaceful protest in Kabul

A bloodied man who carried dead and wounded, speaks on the phone at the site of a suicide bomb attack that targeted a demonstration of Hazara minority in Kabul, Afghanistan on July 23, 2016. People from Hazara minority were protesting the proposed route of the Turkmenistan, Uzbekistan, Tajikistan, Afghanistan, and Pakistan (TUTAP) power line, calling on the government to re-route the line through Bamiyan province which has a majority of Hazara population.

Afghan protesters assist a injured man after a suicide bomb attack that targeted a demonstration of Hazara minority in Kabul, Afghanistan on July 23, 2016. People from Hazara minority were protesting the proposed route of the Turkmenistan, Uzbekistan, Tajikistan, Afghanistan, and Pakistan (TUTAP) power line, calling on the government to re-route the line through Bamiyan province which has a majority of Hazara population.

Afghan volunteers move the bodies of victims at the scene of a suicide bomb attack that targeted a demonstration of Hazara minority in Kabul, Afghanistan on July 23, 2016. People from Hazara minority were protesting the proposed route of the Turkmenistan, Uzbekistan, Tajikistan, Afghanistan, and Pakistan (TUTAP) power line, calling on the government to re-route the line through Bamiyan province which has a majority of Hazara population.

A boy, in a state of shock, sits near the scene of a suicide bomb attack that targeted a demonstration of Hazara minority in Kabul, Afghanistan on July 23, 2016. People from Hazara minority were protesting the proposed route of the Turkmenistan, Uzbekistan, Tajikistan, Afghanistan, and Pakistan (TUTAP) power line, calling on the government to re-route the line through Bamiyan province which has a majority of Hazara population.

An Afghan protester screams near the scene of a suicide bomb attack that targeted a demonstration of Hazara minority in Kabul, Afghanistan on July 23, 2016. People from Hazara minority were protesting the proposed route of the Turkmenistan, Uzbekistan, Tajikistan, Afghanistan, and Pakistan (TUTAP) power line, calling on the government to re-route the line through Bamiyan province which has a majority of Hazara population.

A truck, used by some leaders of a protest march, is damaged after a suicide bomb attack that targeted a demonstration of Hazara minority in Kabul, Afghanistan on July 23, 2016. People from Hazara minority were protesting the proposed route of the Turkmenistan, Uzbekistan, Tajikistan, Afghanistan, and Pakistan (TUTAP) power line, calling on the government to re-route the line through Bamiyan province which has a majority of Hazara population.

An injured boy is carried to a hospital after a suicide bomb attack that targeted a demonstration of Hazara minority in Kabul, Afghanistan on July 23, 2016. People from Hazara minority were protesting the proposed route of the Turkmenistan, Uzbekistan, Tajikistan, Afghanistan, and Pakistan (TUTAP) power line, calling on the government to re-route the line through Bamiyan province which has a majority of Hazara population.

A wall is marked with hand prints in blood after a suicide bomb attack that targeted a demonstration of Hazara minority in Kabul, Afghanistan on July 23, 2016. People from Hazara minority were protesting the proposed route of the Turkmenistan, Uzbekistan, Tajikistan, Afghanistan, and Pakistan (TUTAP) power line, calling on the government to re-route the line through Bamiyan province which has a majority of Hazara population.

A man from the Hazara minority reacts after a suicide bomb attack that targeted a demonstration of Hazara minority in Kabul, Afghanistan on July 23, 2016. People from Hazara minority were protesting the proposed route of the Turkmenistan, Uzbekistan, Tajikistan, Afghanistan, and Pakistan (TUTAP) power line, calling on the government to re-route the line through Bamiyan province which has a majority of Hazara population.

Afghan protesters beat a policeman after a suicide bomb attack that targeted a demonstration of Hazara minority in Kabul, Afghanistan on July 23, 2016. People from Hazara minority were protesting the proposed route of the Turkmenistan, Uzbekistan, Tajikistan, Afghanistan, and Pakistan (TUTAP) power line, calling on the government to re-route the line through Bamiyan province which has a majority of Hazara population.