By Shahdad Baloch In the end, the Baloch will remember the silence of their friends, if any remain—as genocidal policies of occupying states Iran and Pakistan continue to suffocate the nation. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. once warned, “In the end, we will remember not the words of our enemies, but the silence of our […]Read More
By Basham Baloch The village of Sanghan sat quietly at the foot of Buzgar Hill, older than any general. Its people herded goats, planted wheat, and told stories by firelight. They didn’t ask for much—just rain, soil, and peace. One early morning, as the sun rose, the sky cracked with the sound of helicopters. The […]Read More
By Hashim Baloch Since 1948, Balochistan has suffered relentless oppression and atrocities at the hands of the Pakistani state. From the arrest of prominent Baloch leader Nawab Nauroz Khan in 1958 to the dismissal of Balochistan’s first elected government in 1973, and the assassination of Nawab Akbar Khan Bugti in 2006 each act reflects a […]Read More
Archen Baloch In a recent Facebook post, I expressed concern that if the Baloch people do not adequately prepare for the aftermath of the current war, Pakistan may take harsh and hostile actions against them. In response, Advocate Mr Ali Kachkol asked me to share my suggestions. I saw this as a timely opportunity to […]Read More
Introduction The current situation in Pakistan presents a significant opportunity for change, particularly for the Baloch people. With increasing global scrutiny over Pakistan’s terrorist activities, the Baloch have a chance to rally for their freedom and assert their rights. Effective leadership and strategic planning are crucial in navigating this complex situation. The Need for Unity […]Read More
Written by Hafeez Hassanabadi Although the chances of a major war between India and Pakistan are minimal, both countries engage in verbal exchanges akin to women fighting in the street—shouting insults at each other but never escalating matters beyond words. They continue to shout until someone intervenes and sends them back to their homes. After […]Read More
By MB Marri Another bloody attack has hit India, this time in Pahalgam, a popular tourist destination. As with many of Pakistan’s previous strikes on Indian soil, the fingerprints of Pakistani-based terrorists are unmistakable. These attacks are not a surprise. They are part of a long and tragic history that has defined Pakistan’s relationship with […]Read More
By Shahdad Baloch A pressing question emerges amid the ongoing activism of Mahrang Baloch and the Baloch Yakjehti Committee (BYC) regarding the long-standing issue of Baloch missing persons: Read More
By MB Marri Balochistan has long been a land of struggle, resilience, and sacrifice. The Baloch people have faced oppression from external forces, particularly the Pakistani and the Iranian states. However, an even greater threat to Baloch freedom comes from within, those among us who betray their own people for power, money and survival under […]Read More
By Hammal Baloch The recent tragic incident in Khuzdar, where Asma Baloch was abducted from her home, has sparked widespread protests in Khuzdar and other parts of Balochistan. Her abduction was deeply disturbing and sent shockwaves throughout Baloch society. Unfortunately, this is not the first such incident; similar cases have occurred in the past. This […]Read More
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