Tags : enforced disappearances
QUETTA: The issue of enforced disappearances in Balochistan continues to escalate, with several individuals forcibly taken by Pakistani forces in recent weeks. This has sparked widespread protests and growing calls for justice, as well as the immediate release of those who have been forcibly disappeared. On December 3, 202, the relatives of Syed Hussain Shah […]Read More
LONDON – Two remarkable women activists from Balochistan and Kurdistan have been named among the 100 most influential women by the BBC, recognizing their relentless efforts to fight for justice, human rights, and women’s empowerment amid severe political and social oppression. Mahrang Baloch: A Voice for the Voiceless in Balochistan Mahrang Baloch, a medical doctor […]Read More
QUETTA: The bodies of four Baloch individuals, who had been previously abducted by Pakistani state authorities, were discovered in just 24 hours in different regions of Balochistan. On December 1, the bullet-riddled bodies of two Baloch men, Faqeer Jan and Esa Baloch, were found in the Buzdad Berberki River area of Awaran. Both men had […]Read More
QUETTA: In two separate protests across Balochistan, students from the Agricultural University of Uthal and Bolan Medical College (BMC) have raised their voices against issues affecting their education and the safety of their peers. At the Agricultural University of Othal, a large group of students, including both male and female participants, held a rally within […]Read More
QUETTA – A grim pattern of enforced disappearances continues to plague Balochistan, with a recent wave of abductions following the federal Apex Committee’s approval of ‘comprehensive military offensives’. Human rights organisations and activists have raised alarms over these escalating cases, demanding justice for victims and accountability for perpetrators. Timeline of Recent Abductions and Developments November […]Read More
QUETTA: A series of Pakistani forces offensives lead to multiple enforced disappearances across in different regions of Balochistan. The latest wave of abduction has arrested after Pakistan’s Apex Committee led of PM and Army chief gave approval of “comprehensive military offensives” in Balochistan. The unwanted enforced disappearances has raised serious concerns among human rights organisations and families of the victims, who […]Read More
QUETTA: The Free Balochistan Movement (FBM) has issued a condemnation against the ongoing military aggression and occupation of Balochistan by Pakistan and Iran, saying that these two countries have been waging a decades-long campaign of violence against the Baloch people. In a statement released November 28, the FBM emphasised that the current military offensives in […]Read More
QUETTA: The family of Dil Jan Baloch and the Baloch Yakjehti Committee (BYC) held a seminar on Wednesday, November 27, 2024, at the ongoing sit-in protest in Awaran for the recovery of Dil Jan Baloch, who has been forcibly disappeared since June 22, 2024. The family has been staging a sit-in for over a week, […]Read More
QUETTA: Dr. Mahrang Baloch, the organiser of the Baloch Yakjehti Committee (BYC), has condemned the filing of an unlawful FIR against her and several others following a peaceful seminar organised by the BYC in Turbat on 24 November. The seminar, which focused on the ongoing Baloch genocide and human rights violations, was peaceful and nonviolent. […]Read More
QUETTA: The Pakistan Frontier Corps and the Counter-Terrorism Department (CTD) shot and killed a wounded 16-year-old student, nursing assistant at the Civil Hospital Turbat, on Tuesday evening. The victim has been named as Israr son of Rashid Baloch, had been working to support his family. According to a statement by BYC, the incident began with […]Read More