A History of Broken Promises, Faceless Courts, and Military Violence in Balochistan By Rasal Jan Baloch Eighty years of occupational rule have exposed the deep structural cowardice of the Punjabi-dominated Pakistani military establishment. This regime Read More
By Rasal Jan Baloch Representative of the “Balochistan Freedom Movement” & Human Rights Activist Inspired by “Baba Khair Bakhsh Marri” Dedicated to the eternal memory and legacy of my grandfather, the late “Ali Muhammad Marrizai Read More
By Sadiq Raisani Advocate The martyrdom of Brahui and Balochi poet Professor Muhammad Khan Baloch, more popularly known as Ghamkhwar Hayat, is not just another incident. It reflects a calculated state policy and the continuation Read More
By Shoresh Baloch History makes one fact unmistakably clear: no modern struggle for independence is fought by two sides alone. There are always three decisive actors: the occupier, the occupied and the international community. While Read More
By Umar Baloch An alarming escalation of enforced disappearances is taking place in Balochistan, with no indication that Pakistan intends to halt these actions. Enforced disappearances and extrajudicial killings have become integral components of the Read More
Sadiq Raisani Advocate An unconventional but very effective example for understanding the Balochistan freedom movement is the human immune system. Just as the human body has a defence system for its own protection, so too Read More
Abdul Sattar Dushoki (Balochistan Study Centre – London) When the United Nations was founded in 1945, it recognised only 51 sovereign states. Today, nearly four times that number exist. If the pursuit of independence, often branded as “separatism”, Read More
By Shahdad Baloch The phrase “Look who is talking”, once uttered on the floor of the United Nations General Assembly by the late Indian Foreign Minister late Sushma Swaraj, still echoes as a thunderous reminder Read More
By Shahdad Baloch There is nothing more horrific and deceitful than when nations lie to their own people, trapped in self-delusion, crafting illusions of peace in a world drenched in blood, where nations are Read More
By Archen Baloch Just as no healthy muscle can grow on a festering wound, and no building can stand strong on ruins without first clearing the debris, nations oppressed by tyrants cannot progress without healing. Read More