June 20: Shaheed Abdol Malik Rigi

June 03: Shaheed Bibarg Zardkoohi

Pakistan, Iran and China are illegally misusing Baloch country for testing and hiding nukes.

World Baloch Women’s Forum demands Implementation of CTBT and Vienna Convention INFCIR/556

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Prof. Naela Quadri Baloch

The World Baloch Women’s Forum President Professor Naela Quadri Baloch, Secretary General Dr. Murwarid Amiri, Organizer Afghanistan Ms. Mahkan Naroi and Organizer United Kingdom Ms. Negar HossienBor declared that May 28 1998 was a black day in history when Pakistan tested the made in China nukes on Baloch soil that resulted in sudden deaths of thousands of innocent people who were totally unaware of radioactivity poisoned the air water and soil.

May 29: Shaheed Mir Naveed Khan Baloch

May 21: Shaheed Abdul Rasheed Baloch

May 16: Shaheeda Roya Sarani

Balochistan: Pakistan’s Next Headache?

Balochistan has struggled for independence from Pakistan for decades. Vikas Kumar believes upcoming elections and the US withdrawal from Afghanistan will provide Baloch nationalists with opportunities to rejuvenate their cause. They will then have to contend with China’s growing presence in this restive province.

By Vikas Kumar for Atlantic-community.org

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The international community is anxiously waiting to see if the forthcoming elections in Pakistan can provide a solution to Islamic insurgency and stabilize the country. While the impact of Pakistan’s instability on post-NATO Afghanistan is widely discussed, it is important to examine sources of domestic instability in Pakistan that are not directly related to Afghanistan but which might have implications for the transatlantic community.

Independence is the only way forward for nations under foreign occupation

BHRC representative’s speech on the occasion of the 88th year of Persian occupation of Al Ahwaz commemorated on April 27, 2013 in Toronto.

Today the Persian occupation and colonial rule over Al Ahwaz is 88 years old, and so is the Al-Ahwazi resistance against the theocratic state of Iran for independence. In 1925, when the Persian armies marched into Ahwaz led by Gen. Zahidi under the orders of Reza Khan Pahlavi, they had only one goal in mind – the total destruction of Al-Ahwaz national identity and the plundering of its natural wealth. In the first decade that followed, up to 1936, Ahwaz was divided and forcefully annexed into other provinces, and its oil & gas exploration including marketing were firmly brought under Tehran’s control.

Armed clashes in Iranian occupied Baluchistan, five including a police officer killed

Balochistan (Zahidan): Armed clashes occurred between Iranian security forces and armed Baloch rebels near the Imam Ali hospital in Chahbar of Iranian occupied Balochistan on Tuesday.

Sources reported that an Iranian security official was killed and another injured in a battle against armed Baloch insurgents. Four Baloch were also reportedly martyred when they retaliated and resisted against the ‘what is described’ as occupying forces.

Baluchistan: A Poor, Remote Land Of Earthquakes, Poverty, And Endless Insurgency, But Rich In Natural Resources

Quake survivors search for their belongings in the rubble of their mud homes in Mashkail

By Palash R. Ghosh

The massive 7.8-magnitude earthquake that struck southeastern Iran on Tuesday and killed at least 57 people in both Iran and neighboring Pakistan occurred in one of the poorest, most desolate (but potentially most significant) regions of South Asia/Middle East.

The quake hit the sparsely populated Iranian province of Sistan-Baluchistan, a vast and desolate region long ignored by the Tehran government.