Save Balochistan Campaign: The Occupying States' Ongoing Crimes in Baluchistan
In the artificially structured boundaries of the states of Pakistan and Iran one thing that has no value is human lives. Both states are equipped to their teeth with modern armaments, Jihadist mercenaries and a medieval religious creed. They have used this cocktail of destruction to justify their untold atrocities. The Baluch people under illegal occupation of these unruly states have been among those who have suffered the most. Many hundreds and thousands of Baluch political and social activists have been abducted, displaced, tortured, disappeared and killed by these occupying states.
Three bullet-riddled bodies found in Khuzdar
QUETTA: Three bullet-riddled bodies of Baloch missing persons were found on Thursday in the Ferozabad area of Khuzdar district, Levies officials said.
More than 90 Baloch have been killed in last 7 months: Voice for Baloch Missing Persons
VBMP (Voice for Baloch Missing Person), an organisation comprised of the families of Baloch enforced disappeared persons, showed grave concern kill and dump policy of the state and constant recovery of decomposed bodies of Baloch activists under-custody. A statement issued by the Organisation further said that Only in the last 7 months they had have been "GIFTED" more than 90 decomposed bodies. Ironically the International human rights organisations are turning a blind eye on such heinous crime of the state and their silence on these human right violations in Balochistan is beyond imaginations.
Bullet-riddled bodies of two disappeared Baloch found including a famous Balochi folk singer
A bullet-riddled body of famous Balochi [Brahvi] folk singer Ali Jan Issazai was found in Kanak area of Khuzdar district, some 300-kilometer southeast of Balochistan's capital, on Monday.
ISI hires Afghan journalist to kill Indian envoy, Baloch leader
Nawab Momand, an Afghan journalist, who was hired by Pakistan's Inter-Services Intelligence (ISI) to assassinate India's ambassador to Afghanistan Jayant Prasad as well as a Baloch leader Brahmdagh Bugti, fled to India on January 24, 2011, after threats from the organisation.
Vancouver Baloch activists protest in front of US Consulate
Baloch Human Rights Council (Canada) and the International Voice for Baloch Missing Persons staged a peaceful rally today in front of the US Consulate to express their concern over the gross human rights violations in Balochistan by Iran and Pakistan.
Six more persons go missing after arrest and abductions; a student's bullet riddled body found
The Asian Human Rights Commission (AHRC) has received information that a woman, Ms. Hanifa Bibi, was arrested by the police and men in plain clothes during a raid at her house for the search of her husband, Mr. Awal Khan Bugti, on January 18; since then her whereabouts are unknown. A government officer was also kidnapped by plain clothed men while he was returning home from his office in Kalat city of Balochistan. In another incident four students were arrested by personnel of the Frontier Corp (FC) when they were taking lunch at a friend's house. Since then the whereabouts of the arrested persons are unknown.
Urgent Appeal to Save the Life of a Baloch Journalist in Pakistan
Baloch Human Rights Council (Canada) has released an urgent appeal to save the life of Qazi Dad Mohammad Rehan, General Secretary of Gwadar Press Club and former Information Secretary of BNM. Mr. Rehan is a journalist of rare courage and a colleague of Abdul Hameed Hayatan whose bullet-ridden body was found after his abduction by the Pakistani security forces. BHRC appeal has been sent out to Amnesty International, Human Rights Watch, U.N., international organizations of journalists, congressional representatives, members of parliaments, and world leaders in Europe, Canada, and U.S.
Tracing the disappeared
THE report of the judicial commission set up last year to probe cases of involuntary disappearances has not been officially released. But the extracts from it carried by the media contain enough evidence of gross abuse of power by the intelligence and law-enforcing agencies that no modern government can choose to ignore.
Balochistan: "˜72 bullet-riddled bodies found in six months' VBMP
Seventy-two bullet-riddled bodies of young men have been found in Balochistan in the past six months, according to Voice for Baloch Missing Persons (VBMP).
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