Daily Archives: August 27, 2012

IVBMP and BHRC to hold a joint protest on International Day against Disappearances

Canada (Vancouver): International Voice for Baloch Missing Persons and Baloch Human Rights Council of Canada are jointly holding protests on the International Day against Disappearances.

The main aim of the protest is to bring world attention to the unending enforced disappearances and “the kill and dump” policy of Pakistan. Along with this, the safe release of Zakir Majeed Baloch and the rest of all Baloch missing persons will be highlighted on the International Day of Disappearances.

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Nawab Bugti: ‘Riding the camel with reins in my hand’ lives in our hearts

By Nawaz Bugti

“It is better to die quickly in the mountain than slowly in bed.” These are words worth to pray by a mother for her child. “Rochay ta bay cho Akbara” The day you become like Akbar.

Nawab Muhammad Akbar Khan Bugti became legendary hero of every one in Balochistan. Today at 26th August, 2012 I feel that remembering the death of a national savior is in-fact celebrating his life for every moment he devoted for his nation. On the same day in 2006, some six years ago Nawab Bugti embraced martyrdom in Tharatani, the Baloch battle field after a fierce fight with the armies of a hypocrite state.

80 years old Baloch revolutionary warrior, leading his nation in a just fight against a nuclear monster and a military might was a nightmare for the enemy in his life. Notorious Chief of Punjabi Army, Pervaiz Musharaf often expressed his concerns about Nawab Muhammad Akbar Khan Bugti and used to threaten him publically in electronic media. Even after his death the cowards are still reluctant to reveal the circumstances of his last fight. Nothing is known about his comrades till date and inhuman armies tried to burry an ideology in a locked coffin but they were just ignorant.

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Two bodies of Baloch missing persons found as UN decides to visits Balochistan

Occupied Balochistan:Tortured and bullet-ridden bodies of two persons were found from Gwadar and Dasht areas of Balochistan, on Friday. The bodies were found at time when the UN has decided to send a visiting team to Pakistan and Balochistan next month.

According to details in the first incident, local authorities found a body dumped in Nigor area of Gwadar district of Balochistan and moved it to a local hospital for medico-legal formalities.

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COMMENT : Doing evil completely and cheerfully — Mir Mohammad Ali Talpur

The despicable and reprehensible jubilation and gloating that follows the most inhuman of sectarian attacks insults human dignity thoroughly

The reason for the rapid pace at which fundamentalism has engulfed society is because the state deliberately sponsored and proliferated the regressive ideology of its religion’s superiority and allowed fundamentalism to devour the fragile body of religious tolerance, civil liberties and secularity. These trends were targeted because it wanted to impose its own religio-nationalist ideology and identity, while in these trends were seeds of identities and ideas radically opposed to that destructive ideology. To allow its ideology and identity to prosper, it desperately and urgently needed to crush the culture, history, languages and freedoms of the nationalities and minorities that resided here for centuries before the creation of this state.

Knowing that without imposition of its ideology the old nations would resist its hegemony and illegal rule, the indoctrinators employed the principle of Voltaire’s thought: “Those who can make you believe absurdities can make you commit atrocities.” To ensure that the majority would believe the absurdity they presented as truth, they passed the Objectives Resolution on March 12, 1949, which guaranteed a state favouring the establishment’s ideology. The state relentlessly and single-mindedly used the pulpit, the press, education system and all instruments of coercion, i.e. the army, police and bureaucracy, to implement it. With unlimited resources at their disposal, they not only succeeded in marginalising the contending ideologies, trends, ideas and cultures but also succeeded in intimidating most proponents of opposing thoughts and movements.

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