Mr. Sher Muhammad said that on December 27, 2010, nineteen Baluch men, including his brother Shahnawaz Bugti, were abducted from Sui, Dera Bugti, by Pakistani forces. On the December 29th, 2010, his brother Shawnawaz and another abductee's bodies were found.
ccording to reports received by the Sri Lanka Guardian, a banned militant organization, said to be an arm of the ISI, threatened the Guardian correspondent in Balochistan.
Abdul Qadeer Baloch said despite the government's claims of releasing abducted Baloch activists, the number of abductions and dumping of bullet-ridden bodies has increased.
Pakistani security forces have been bombing several villages near Sui and Dera Bugti all day on Wednesday.
Pakistan protests Ms. Nina Petek's address to the United Nations Human Rights Council.
The International Voice for Baloch Missing Persons (IVBMP) is organising a protest demonstration outside the Human Rights Action Center office of the Amnesty International in London on 30 April 2011. The aim of our protest is to draw the attention of Amnesty International and other International Human Rights Organisations towards the plight of Baloch enforced disappeared families' struggle for the release of their loved ones.
Pakistan protests Mehran Baluch's address to the United Nations Human Rights Council.
In all of the cases that the New York-based group investigated, detainees had been tortured, many subjected to beatings or prolonged food and sleep deprivation. The group, which investigated disappearances mostly from 2009 and '10, estimates that hundreds of Baluch men have been abducted by security personnel since 2005.
Despite the issue being in the knowledge of local administration no action has been taken to move Shafiq Mengal from the area and make safe the lives of hundreds of young school children whose lives have been put in jeopardy by actions and presence of one Shafiq Mengal.
Attitudes are hardening in Pakistan's restive Balochistan province against the government, but the state is now belatedly reaching out to the Baloch separatists. Writer Ahmed Rashid considers whether after years of civil war, talks could end the bloodshed.