QUETTA: The families of two forcibly disappeared Baloch youth, Zaman Jan and Abdul Hassan, have announced a sit-in protest on the CPEC Highway M-8, starting tomorrow, December 24. This decision comes after the expiration of a three-day deadline set by the families for their recovery, which yielded no results. According to the families, the incident occurred […]Read More
DOZZAAP (ZAHEDAN): A grenade explosion at a residential home in Mortan, a village in Rask County in Iranian Occupied Balochistan, led to the deaths of three Baloch citizens and left one other person injured. The incident occurred on the evening of Thursday, December 20, when a grenade, which had been part of the Iranian military’s […]Read More
The history of anti-Baloch cooperation between Iran and Pakistan is well-established. During the Baloch liberation movement in the 1970s, Iran supported Pakistan against the Baloch fighters. In 1974, the Pakistani army rounded up Baloch families—including women, children, and the elderly—and placed them in a temporary concentration camp in the Chamalang Valley, located in the Kohistan […]Read More
QUETTA: A rally was held in the central city of Turbat, Kech district, on Thursday 19 December, demanding the recovery of Ustaad Wahid Kambar, a prominent Baloch pro-freedom leader. The rally was organized by citizens, his family, and political activists to raise their voices against the ongoing issue of forced disappearances in Balochistan. A large […]Read More
DOZZAAP (ZAHEDAN): Mohammad Naeem Jamshidzehi, the head of Chadarg village in the Irandegan district of Khash County, was arrested by Iranian Intelligence Forces (Ettela’at) on Thursday, November 29, 2024. He has since been taken to an undisclosed location, and no further information is available regarding his whereabouts. Sources report that the Iranian Intelligence Forces raided […]Read More
QUETTA: On Wednesday, December 19, 2024, the bullet-riddled body of a Baloch citizen was discovered by fuel carriers at the Pirkor border in Rask County, in Iranian-Occupied Balochistan. The deceased was later identified as Sajid Akbar, a resident of the Apsar area in Turbat, Pakistan-Occupied Balochistan. The body, which showed signs of severe bullet wounds, […]Read More
QUETTA: The Baloch Students Action Committee (BSAC) has strongly condemned the appointment of Malik Tareen, who was previously implicated in the University of Balochistan scandal, as Vice Chancellor of Lasbela University. The BSAC decried the decision as a “travesty of justice,” calling it a direct attack on the educational system in Balochistan. Malik Tareen, who […]Read More
By Faisal Baloch Balochistan, which has already been plunged into a deep abyss of oppression, coercion, and exploitation, is now witnessing its educational institutions fall victim to yet another grave conspiracy. Following the Bolan Medical College and the University of Balochistan, the University of Lasbela is now being systematically taken over by military forces under […]Read More
By Advocate Sadiq Raisani There are many concepts of nationalism in contemporary discourse. Generally, nationalism is understood simply as “the loyalty, love, and devotion of a citizen to their nation.” However, the term “nationalism” is now used in both positive and negative contexts, making it essential to examine this political concept more deeply, within its […]Read More
QUETTA: The relatives of Sanaullah, who was abducted from the Jusk area of Turbat city in Kech district, have demanded his immediate release and threatened to stage a protest if he is not recovered. Speaking at a press conference at the Turbat Press Club, the family said that Counter-Terrorism Department (CTD) officials forcibly took Sanaullah […]Read More
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