Karachi: Two trussed-up bodies still not identified

Karachi: Bullet-riddled bodies of two men were found in Manghopir on Sunday (19 May 2013), police said.

The trussed-up bodies also bore torture marks.

The bodies were shifted to the Abbasi Shaheed Hospital, where their identity could not be ascertained immediately.

Another ‘missing’ Baloch activist turns up dead

KARACHI: Another ‘missing person’ from Balochistan was found dead in a Surjani Town locality of the city near Manghopir on Thursday, bringing the number of people who had been missing and were found dead over the past two months in Karachi to over a dozen.

The latest incident has raised apprehensions among the rights groups about the situation in Balochistan.

The police said that they had received information about the presence of a body on the Northern Bypass near Manghopir in the morning.

Tortured and hanged body of Baloch missing person found in Karachi

KARACHI: Another Baloch missing person mutilated and hanging body found in Sirjani Town area of the provincial capital Karachi on Thursday (2 May 2013) morning. 

 

Simultaneous protest staged in front Quetta and Karachi press clubs on Saturday

Karachi : BHRO held a protest in front of Karachi Press Club on 20 April 2013.

Quetta and Karachi : Simultaneous protest has been staged in front of press clubs in Quetta and Karachi on Saturday, against killing of Baloch political leader and intellectual Ali Jan Baloch and continuity of state terrorism and Baloch genocide in Jaho, Mastung, Panjgur , Kohistan Mari and all over Balochistan.

Addressing the protest, the representative of Baloch Human Rights Organization said that the continual events of killings and state terrorism is alarming. In the continuity of state terrorism on April 20 state forces attacked the house of Ali Jan Baloch in Jaho, killing Ali Jan Baloch and 18 other abducted.

Protest Against Abduction Of Baloch Journalist In Karachi

Karachi: Baloch Human Rights Organisation staged a protest demonstration against the abduction of Baloch journalist Haji Abdul Razzak Baloch and thousands of other Baloch activists at Karachi Press Club on Sunday.

A large number of Baloch women and children including the families of abducted Baloch activists took part in the protest demonstration and demanded the immediate release of their loved ones. The protesters chanted slogans against state security agencies. They were also carrying pictures of enforced-disappeared persons and banners inscribed with slogans against Baloch genocide and state terrorism in Balochistan.

Balochi Language Writer, Journalist Goes Missing From Karachi

KARACHI: A Balochi language writer, journalist and social activist, Haji Abdul Razaaq Baloch, has gone missing from Karachi’s Liyari area, family sources confirmed.

Mr. Baloch’s family sources said he went missing between 9:00 pm to 11:00 pm on March 24. No one knows about his whereabouts since he was seen last.

Bodies of 2 more Baloch missing persons found in Karachi

KARACHI: As missing persons’ issue remains a persistent problem for Pakistan’s southwestern Balochistan province, bodies of two more Baloch missing persons have been found in the metropolis, hundreds of kilometers from the volatile province.

The toll from bodies of missing persons of Balochistan dumped in Karachi now touches 11 as the bodies of Master Abdul Rehman and Zahid Hussain were found near Malir Link Road, Karachi on 10 March 2013. Names of both the deceased were included in the missing persons list .

کراچی: مزید دو لاپتہ بلوچوں کی لاشیں برآمد

پاکستان کے سب سے بڑے شہر کراچی سے لاپتہ بلوچ نوجوانوں کی لاشیں ملنے کا سلسلہ جاری ہے اور جمعرات کو مزید دو لاشیں ملنے کے بعدگزشتہ دو ماہ میں شہر سے ملنے والی ایسی لاشوں کی تعداد سات ہوگئی ہے۔

ایس ایس پی غربی آصف اعجاز شیخ نے بی بی سی کو بتایا کہ دو نوجوانوں کی لاشیں ناردن بائی پاس کے قریب منگھوپیر کے علاقے سے ملی ہیں جنہیں بظاہر گلا گھونٹ کر ہلاک کیا گیا تھا کیونکہ ان کے گلے پر رسی کے نشانات پائے گئے ہیں۔

Pakistani forces are continuously abducting and killing Baloch activists: BHRO

Karachi: Baloch Human Rights Organisation (BHRO) held a protest demonstration in front of Karachi Press Club, on Saturday, against abduction of five Baloch students from Karachi by Pakistani security agencies.

Protesters were carrying placard and banners, which condemned the state terrorism in Balochistan including abduction and extra-judicial killing of Baloch youth.

Hundreds of Baloch rally in Karachi against media blackout in Balochistan

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Baloch rally called for UN intervention in Balochistan and urged the international media to break their ‘criminal silence’ on Pakistani state atrocities in Balochistan. 

Karachi: Large numbers of Baloch women, children, and elderly have participated in a procession against military operations in Balochistan and media’s failure to report about Baloch genocide by Pakistan. The rally set off from Ath Chowk in Lyari, also known as Nawab Bugti Chowk, and marched all the way to Karachi Press Club. The Baloch National Front, an alliance of BSO-Azad and BNM, had given the call for the rally.

The participants of rally were carrying banners, placards and flags of Balochistan. They chanted slogans against Pakistan and its security agencies. They also painted walls and shutters of closed shops with graffiti including: “BALOCH WANT FREEDOM, NO VOTE NO ELECTION AND STOP BALOCH GENOCIDE.” The rally transformed into a huge demonstration after they reached to the Press Club.