Tags : enforced disappearances
QUETTA – September 1, 2024: The horrendous crime of enforced disappearances by Pakistani forces continues in Balochistan, leading to widespread protests and demands for justice. In the latest incident, Pakistani forces detained and disappeared two individuals, including a young boy, from the Panjgur district in Balochistan. The missing individuals have been identified as Shehsawar son […]Read More
By Archen Baloch You are telling the Baloch to “go along with Pakistan. Why are you wasting your energy on a futile activity?” You’re also asking, “Isn’t India a foreign entity from whom the Baloch are seeking help?” Now, you say, “Yes, there are indeed atrocities, but they are committed by institutions, not by the […]Read More
LONDON: The Free Balochistan Movement held a protest outside the British Prime Minister’s official residence in London to raise awareness about enforced disappearances in Balochistan. Protesters carried banners, placards, and pictures of the disappeared, chanting against severe human rights violations in the region. During the protest, Ibra Taj Baloch said, “August 30th, is International Day […]Read More
QUETTA: In a tragic and alarming development, the mutilated bodies of six Baloch men were discovered on August 28, 2024, in the Khuzdar and Hub Chowki areas of Balochistan. The deceased were transported to Civil Hospital Khuzdar, where five of them were identified as previously abducted Fayaz Jattak, Saeed Ghulamani, Saeed Miraji, and Nisar Ahmed. […]Read More
QUETTA: A recent wave of enforced disappearances in Balochistan and Karachi has sparked outrage and concern among families and human rights activists. The incidents, which involve the abduction of multiple individuals by Pakistani forces and intelligence agencies, highlight the increase in enforced disappearances. In Barkhan, Asif Jan Baloch, a senior member of the Barkhan Youth […]Read More
By Archen Baloch Balochistan has long been a region marred by brutality, with entire villages and cities bearing the scars of atrocities committed by Iran and Pakistan. The conflict is characterised by extreme measures taken by these states to suppress dissent and stifle aspirations for independence. Forced Disappearances One of the most harrowing aspects of […]Read More
QUETTA – In the Chitkan area of Panjgur, unidentified armed motorcyclists abducted a young man named Allah Nazar, son of Khuda Nazar, at gunpoint from his office yesterday. The assailants forcibly took him to an undisclosed location. In response to his abduction, the family of the missing youth took to the streets, blocking the main […]Read More
LONDON: August 25, 2024 – The Free Balochistan Movement (FBM) has announced a series of protests in the UK, Germany, the Netherlands, and the USA to mark the International Day of the Disappeared. The demonstrations will highlight the ongoing issue of enforced disappearances in Balochistan, where the Pakistani forces have arrested and disappeared thousands of […]Read More
QUETTA: The spokesperson for the Free Balochistan Movement (FBM) in a statement released to the mediasaid that the ongoing Baloch genocide under Pakistan’s “Operation Azm-e-Istehkam” continues across various regions of Balochistan. The statement emphasized that the Pakistani military’s brutal campaign against the Baloch people persists in different areas, with the latest operation targeting the Gishk area of Kalat. […]Read More
QUETTA: The family of forcibly disappeared Zaheer Ahmed held a briefing with journalists in Quetta, detailing their ongoing struggle and calling for the return of their missing loved one. The family explained that daily, relatives of the forcibly disappeared visit the press club to express their pain and suffering, hoping for the return of their […]Read More
