Against the backdrop of a possible Indian intervention in Balochistan, Gen Raheel Sharif sent a clear message of threat to a number of audiences, saying “We are aware of our enemies, know their tactics and to spoil their designs we would go beyond even the last limit”, hinting the use of nuke against “enemies”. But […]Read More
NEW YORK: The Free Balochistan movement organised a protest demonstration outside UN Headquarters in New York on Tuesday. The Baloch protest coincided with the beginning of 71 session of UN General Assembly. The protest was aimed to highlight the illegal occupation of Balochistan and Pakistani state aggression against Baloch people. Protester were carrying Dolls painted with […]Read More
LONDON: The Free Balochistan Movement (FBM) has announced to organise a protest demonstration at UN Headquarters in New York during the United Nations 71st General Assembly meetings to highlight the Human Rights Violations and illegal occupation of Balochistan by Pakistan. The FBM in a Press Release from London said that Pakistan has been committing gross […]Read More
By Claudia Waedlich From 16th of July until 5th of August, activists of the Free Balochistan Movement went on traverse half of the Republic of Germany from Düsseldorf to Berlin by foot, equipped with flags of Balochistan and Germany, a megaphone and information leaflets to the German population about the atrocities in their homeland where […]Read More
LONDON: Baloch pro-freedom Baloch leader Hyrbyair Marri termed the attacks on Kabul University and Civil Hospital Quetta tantamount to the Bengali people’s genocide by Pakistan. “The way the Pakistani army and their proxies targeted and killed the educated people of Bengali nation, they are also repeating the same crimes in Afghanistan and Balochistan under a […]Read More
QUETTA: The Ex-Chairman of BSO-Azad Bashir Zaib Baloch in a statement on Monday said that Baloch nation needs international community’s moral, political, financial and military support to get rid of Pakistani occupation. He said that the Indian Prime Minister’s statement mentioning Balochistan is a positive step for Baloch freedom movement and we hope that Indian […]Read More
By Sohaib Baluch At an all-party conference in New-Dehli, the Indian prime minister in an unprecedented action condemned Pakistani atrocities in Balochistan. This was widely cheered by Baloch activists, leaders and the public in general alike. Next few days saw different statements and messages by Baloch leaders and political parties showering Mr. Modi with praises. […]Read More
By Jamal Nasir Baloch Jinnah as the founder of Pakistan, signed the standstill agreement with Balochistan’s sovereign Mir Ahmad Yar Khan. On 14 July 1947, when the 38th Parliament of the United Kingdom was debating the Indian Independence Bill, only one man among 640 MPs could foresee the future. Sir Godfrey Nicholson, a conservative MP […]Read More
By Jamal Nasir Baloch Protests in London against Pakistani crimes in Balochistan On April 12, 1931, Spain’s political landscape changed dramatically when Republicans won the municipal election by a large majority. Two days later, the second Spanish republic was proclaimed and King Alfonso XIII left his country. On the same day, US-based Washington Reporter published […]Read More
QUETTA: Pakistani forces continue their rampage and brutalities across Balochistan as the issue of long ignored Baloch conflict once again came to the limelight after Indian Prime Minister Mr Narendra Modi has mentioned Balochistan in his Independence Day speech at Red Fort. On 8 August, a suicide bomber killed more than 80 people including 40 […]Read More
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