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Khan of Kalat Suleiman Ahmadzai addresses 2011 Balochistan International Conference, Washington, DC

thumbnail imageBalochistan's vision is that it will be a democracy with one man one vote. Nobody will be superior or inferior. All will be equal. The one who is on the mountain or the one who is agitating on the streets, whether he is doing or asking for his rights. All of them who are living on this land from Arand and Dajal (Southern Punjab), or from the desert and plains in southern Afghanistan to the sea, from Kirman to Bander Abass and from northern Sindh, we all are Baloch. Our thinking and heart should be as big as this vast land of ours.

Wendy Baloch addresses 2011 Balochistan International Conference, Washington, DC

thumbnail imageI have heard it said that "The pen is mightier than the sword." To which I reply: Pick it up. Write the powers that be, and say "I will be a voice to speak for this voiceless nation of Balochistan and because they cannot, I will be asking for help for them. By this, they are no longer voiceless, because I will have volunteered your voice to speak for them. I heard it said that until Balochistan's problem becomes worse, that it does not matter, but I say that if this voiceless nation's situation becomes any graver there will be no nation to save.

Reza Hossein Borr addresses 2011 Balochistan International Conference, Washington, DC

thumbnail imageReza Hossein Borr introduced his talk with an outline of Baloch history and addressed the issue of what the Baloch might do now to solve their grievances with the states of Pakistan and Iran. Mr. Hossein Borr outlined eight conditions the international community has considered as sufficient grounds for secession and advocated that the Baloch do what is necessary to gain their rights in a civilized world.

Mehrab Sarjov addresses 2011 Balochistan International Conference, Washington, DC

thumbnail imageThe economically interdependent world cannot function unless people respect diversity and build unity through common bonds of humanity. The demands for independent Baluchistan no longer can be ignored by any state or by the international community. Confrontation over the quest for independent Baluchistan is likely to grow, unless Iranian and Pakistani elite suspend their inherent right to colonization and accommodate independent Baluchistan.

Dr. Wahid Baloch addresses 2011 Balochistan International Conference, Washington, DC

thumbnail imageIt is time for the Obama administration to initiate a dialogue with the Baloch people and explore how we can help to secure a stable Middle East and south Asia. We have bases, a strategic 900 miles of warm water coastline, energy routes and oil and gas reserves. An independent Baloch has a lot to offer in return. A secular, independent and democratic Balochistan is in the interest of the larger cause of liberty, human rights and democracy.

Dr. Jumma Marri addresses 2011 Balochistan International Conference, Washington, DC

thumbnail imageThis conference has been convened to appeal to the world and in particular to the United States of America and its inhabitants to not forget or forsake the Baloch struggle simply because it is lacks the public relations ability that others have.

ISI listed as terrorist organization by U.S. authorities

thumbnail imageThe following is a list of terrorist and terrorist support entities identified as associate forces. This list is not all inclusive but provides the primary organizations encountered in the reporting from and about JTF-GTMO detainees (48 Pakistani Inter-Service Intelligence Directorate [ISID]).

15, Including Women and Children, Killed in Sibi Bus Fire

thumbnail imageAt least 15 passengers, including eight women, five children and two men, were burnt to death and several others injured seriously late on Monday night when armed men set a Quetta-bound bus on fire near Sibi, some 160km east of here.

Baloch leader stopped from making speech by EU

thumbnail imagePakistan protests Mehran Baluch's address to the United Nations Human Rights Council. Also read January 12, 2011, speech to members of the European parliament

A Timely Balochistan International Conference

thumbnail imageThe Baloch Society of North America (BSO-NA) is organizing an international conference in Washington DC at the end of April with the objective to internationalize the murky situation in Balochistan. The Khan of Kalat, Mir Suleman Dawood, who is currently on self-exile in the United Kingdom, is expected to attend the event as the chief guest.

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