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As Election intensify: Pakistani state forces attack Baloch activists homes and villages.

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Occupied Balochistan: Reports coming from different sources and different villages of Balochistan are giving the same story that on daily bases Baloch villages and towns are being raided by Pakistani state forces.

On Friday 19 April 2013 in Jaho a tehsil, of district Awaran, Frontier Corps (FC) raided the house of Master Ali Jan Baloch, manhandled the house children and womenfolk. On resistance they killed Master Ali Jan Baloch in cold blood.

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Parents of 11 illegally arrested Baloch children demonstrate for their children’s innocence

Parents_Baloch_11 childrenOccupied Balochistan: Parents of 11 Baloch children arrested in a police operation in Killi Khailli, Quetta said that the administration has booked their children on false and baseless charges. Many of the children were illegally abducted by the security forces and have been missing for several days, and their disappearance was reported to the local police station.

 ’میں ڈنڈے ماروں تو آپ بھی اقبال جرم کرلیں گے‘

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Abdul Rehman Marri was abducted in 2009 by Pakistani ISI and FC officials, Fundamental Army statement pack of lies: Family

The “fundamental army’s” statement shows their connection with Pakistani army and Frontier Corps (FC).

ABD REHMAN MARRIOccupied Balochistan: Family of Mr Abdul Rehman Marri on Wednesday expressed their concern about his non-recovery.

The immediate family of Baloch teacher said, “Abdul Rehman Marri was offloaded from a Quetta city-Hazar Ganji passenger bus at an FC check post by Pakistani officials. The statement and allegations by the “Fundamental Army” that Abdul Rehman Marri is in their custody and that he is affiliated with the Baloch Liberation Army have made the family concern about his well-being.”

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MALIK SIRAJ AKBAR ON THE MASHKY OPERATION | Q&A

moOn December 25th, 2012, the Pakistan Frontier Corps launched a military operation in southern Balochistan’s Mashky area, in Awaran District. The operation has received little or no attention in the Pakistani media. Tanqeed speaks to Malik Siraj Akbar, editor-in-chief of the banned online paper, The Baloch Hal, to get an update on the situation, and a take on why the Mashky atrocities have been ignored

Tanqeed (TQ): What is the status of the Mashkey operation right now?

Malik Siraj Akbar (MSA): On its fifth day, the operation has relatively slowed down as far as firing and door-to-door search operations are concerned. The heavy deployment of the Frontier Corps (F.C.) is still in place. According to local residents, the security forces have established at least 12 new check posts. The deployment of the F.C. has restricted civilian movement and caused a shortage of edible supplies in the area and also blocked road communications. At least 20 people, including women and children, have been killed in the operation. The Baloch insurgents have also inflicted losses on the F.C. and the F.C., on its part, says most of the people killed in the operation were ‘terrorists’, a charge the locals deny.

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Editorial: Awaran Operation: Terrorizing Civilian Populations

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The Frontier Corps (F.C.) launched a fresh military operation in Mashky area of Awaran District on December 25th which has culminated in extraordinary casualties. Two days after it was launched, the operation, according to sources on the ground, is still underway. The security forces have kept the civilian population under absolute siege, disconnecting and disrupting all forms of communication and food supplies to the communities dwelling in this remote district of Balochistan. Media reports in the vernacular press say that the security forces have killed more than twenty people, including women and children, whisked away several residents during door-to-door search operations and also burned the houses of the community.

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Baloch journalist Razzaq Gul bullet-riddled body found in Turbat

Express News correspondent Razzaq Gul had been kidnapped on Friday evening. PHOTO: EXPRESS/FILE

BALOCHISTAN: The bullet-riddled body of a Baloch journalist was found dumped in a deserted area near Turbat city in Kech district on Saturday morning. At least 17 journalists have been killed in Balochistan during the last three years.

تربت: صحافی کی لاش برآمد

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Nasir Dagarzahi bullet riddled body found, his brother is still in military custody

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Occupied Balochistan: Pakistan’s kill and dump policy continues in Balochistan, yet another Baloch youth is killed in military custody. According to the reports a brutally tortured bullet riddled body of Baloch missing person found in a sack in district Kharan. The victim identified as Nasir Dagarzahi Baloch.
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Baloch’s daughter seeks help in father’s recovery


QUETTA: Daughter of a missing person, Dr Din Muhammad Baloch, has called upon national and international humanitarian organisations to play their due role for immediate recovery of her missing father.
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Pakistani forces start a new military operation in Nasirabad, several injured and many abducted

Occupied Balochistan – April 24: Pakistani forces started a new military operation in the Pat-Feeder area of Nasirabad, complete village burnt, dozens arrested. According to initial reports, Pakistan security forces have started a new grand military operation in Nasirabad district; four people have been injured in a mortar attack including three (3) children and a woman.
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Pakistan’s secret dirty war

In Balochistan, mutilated corpses bearing the signs of torture keep turning up, among them lawyers, students and farm workers. Why is no one investigating and what have they got to do with the bloody battle for Pakistan’s largest province?

Lala Bibi with her father and son Saeed Ahmed – and photographs of her murdered son Najibullah and his cousin, who was also abducted. Photograph: Declan Walsh for the Guardian

by Declan Walsh

The bodies surface quietly, like corks bobbing up in the dark. They come in twos and threes, a few times a week, dumped on desolate mountains or empty city roads, bearing the scars of great cruelty. Arms and legs are snapped; faces are bruised and swollen. Flesh is sliced with knives or punctured with drills; genitals are singed with electric prods. In some cases the bodies are unrecognisable, sprinkled with lime or chewed by wild animals. All have a gunshot wound in the head.
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