Nov 26:Birth of Baloch Students Organization (BSO)

Nov 23: Shaheed Jalil Ahmed Reki & Shaheed Muhammed Younis Baloch

Nov 20: Shaheed Mir Balach Marri

Nov 18: Shaheed Lala Hameed Baloch and Shaheed Hamid Ismail Baloch

Nov 13: Shaheed Mir Mohammad Mehrab Khan

Nov 07: Shaheed Nisar Hussain Baloch

A Tribute to Shaheed Nisar Hussain Baloch (Urdu)

Return From a Pakistani Military Dungeon

Thousands of people have been “disappeared” in Pakistan. And for those who reappear, life is never the same.

By Shah Meer Baloch and Rabia Bugti

KARACHI, PAKISTAN — This is a tale of every missing person who has borne the brunt of torture in a detention center.

The torture is meant to be painful but more painful and damaging is the psychological effect on the missing persons and their family members. The experience damages them mentally and reshapes their personalities.

The mysterious case of land acquisitions in Balochistan

According to a high court lawyer based in Turbat, land acquisition by an institution of the state becomes legal only if it follows the laid down official procedures. No other process, however elaborate it may be, makes it legal.

Maqbool Ahmed

Mir Ibrahim Bizenjo owns land – a huge amount of it – in various parts of the coastal district of Gwadar. He also owns a lot of large motorised fishing boats — some registered in Pakistan, others in Oman across the Arabian Sea from Pakistan’s Makran coast.

And he has a business partner, Mir Imam Bizenjo, who is known as far as the United States. The two are related too: Ibrahim Bizenjo’s son Charagh is married to Imam Bizenjo’s daughter.