Oct 6: Shaheed Kareem Jan and Arafat Ibrahim Baloch

Oct 5: Martyrs of Kunri, Kolwa

Pakistan wants to deprive us of our culture, language and identity: BNM Berlin Conference

In the second part of Baloch National Movement’s (BNM) one-day conference in Berlin, Germany, the increasing number of enforced disappearances in Balochistan and the role of the international community were discussed. In the second session, renowned writer and intellectual Dr. Ayesha Siddiqa, historian Dr. Nasir Dashti and Baloch National Movement Chairman Dr. Naseem Baloch spoke.

Dr. Naseem Baloch, said that among the biggest problems faced by the Baloch in Pakistan-occupied Balochistan, enforced disappearances and the state policy of kill and dump.

Aug 31: Shaheed Rasool Bakhsh Mengal

شہید رسول بخش بلوچ – تحریر گلناز بلوچ

Aug 14: Shaheed Raza Jahangir & Shaheed Imdad Bujair

Jan 30: Martyrs of Mastung

Dr.  Manan Baloch, his Colleagues Murdered in Cold Blood by Pakistani ISI

 

April 03: Martyrs of Murghaap

Feb 23: Remembering Abdul Rahman Arif and Mahbob Ali Wadhela

Remembering Abdul Rahman Arif and Mahbob Ali Wadhela

We shall not be Silenced, We shall not Forget, We shall not Retreat, We shall not Surrender

Occupying forces can never win heart and minds of a colonized nation. Their weapons of choice are fear, annihilation and demographic change for subduing it and eliminating the seeds of resistance.

By calling themselves “Sarmachar” Baloch freedom fighters have eliminated the psychology of fear. Sarmachar literally means “a person who does not care about his head” in other words fearless of death.

Dr. Allah Nazar remembers Shaheed Rahmat Khan Baloch Aka Hakim Jan

Shaheed Rahmat Khan Baloch embraced martyrdom while fighting Pakistani SSG commandos and death squads on Jan 21, 2015

By: Feroz Baloch

AIl of us tend to fall weak sometimes. It happens to everyone. We may think that some people are immune to it, but that is not true. It happens to everyone: Men, women, children, and the elderly. But when you feel vulnerable, you show strength during the most difficult times. We all know Shaheed Rahmat Khan as a man of dignity who stood firm and did his duty, putting his cause on top priority. He had a great sense of humor and satire, a leader and a commanding figure among his comrades. He’s the man we are familiar with but he had a brave woman, his wife Lumma (Abida), behind him who supported him no matter the circumstances. Consequently, her two young sons were also martyred, and yet she continued to live with a smile that hid all her pain. Abida’s courage is a hope for the Baloch nation.