Samin Baloch In recent weeks, a new wave of insecurity has swept across Balochistan — from the killings of fuel carriers and a series of kidnappings to a surge in armed robberies along the province’s Read More
By Rustam Baloch Amid the dust and ashes of Balochistan where the sound of gunfire still mingles with the cries of grieving mothers, stood a man whose weapon was not a rifle, but words and Read More
By Sadiq Raisani Advocate The concept of “Necropolitics” is a modern intellectual and political framework introduced in 2003 by Cameroonian philosopher and theorist Achille Mbembe. Building on Michel Foucault’s notion of biopolitics, necropolitics moves beyond Read More
By Omar Baloch Running or moving fast in a vast mountainous area without the correct direction can delay, complicate, or even prevent you from reaching your destination. Imagine someone running at full speed in the Read More
By Shahdad Baloch In the colonial structure imposed upon us, settlers have never been mere civilians. In my understanding, and by any honest definition, they represent the civilian wing of a military occupation: agents of Read More
By Adil Khan In the rugged heart of Balochistan, the mountains held their silence like a secret. Dust blew through the valleys and scattered across the broken earth, where villages clung to survival like old Read More
An Analysis of Iran and Pakistan’s Policies in a Global Context By Advocate Sadiq Raisani Around the world, states claim to treat their citizens based on law, justice and fairness. But unfortunately, in countries Read More
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 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 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 Read More