Oct 5: Shuhada-e-Kech

Never a day of indignation – Mir Mohammad Ali Talpur

People generally believe that evil visits others and they will remain safe. They therefore do not bother to protest when others are victimised by the state perpetrated evil of oppression, suppression and dirty war

Thousands of protestors marched in Mexico City on the Day of Indignation marking the first anniversary of 43 students’ disappearance on September 26, 2014 in Iguala. People from the entire spectrum of society participated. They chanted: “They were taken alive, we want them back alive’” and also “No more disappearances and no more deaths.” Marcelo Brodsky, who has immortalised the missing people in his photographs, rightly says: “When there is a disappearance it is worse in a way than death. It is permanent; it is a crime that continues.”

 یومِ غضب کبھی نہیں منایا گیا