Karachi: Family members of missing Baloch arrested by Pakistani police

Karachi police arrested several people including the Organizer of Baloch Solidarity Committee Karachi Amina Baloch, the Deputy Secretary-General of Voice of Baloch Missing Persons Sammi Deen Baloch, wife and sister of Baloch missing person Shabbir Baloch.

According to the Baloch Solidarity Committee, police have arrested several persons including BYC Karachi organizer Amina Baloch, Nada Kirmani, Zarina Baloch and Dostin Baloch.

Baloch poetess Habiba Pir Jan Baloch enforced disappeared by Pakistani forces from Karachi

Today another Baloch woman has been forcibly disappeared by Pakistani forces from Karachi.

It has been reported by social media that Habiba Pir Jan Baloch an artist and poetess who hails from Nazarabad village of tehsil Tump in Kick district, Balochistan was arrested from her home in Karachi this morning and shifted to an unknown location.

Turbat: Baloch enforced disappeared woman Noor Jahan appears in anti-terrorism court

Release my mother: Noor Jahan’s son

Noor Jahan, a Baloch woman who was forcibly disappeared from Hoshab area of ​​Kech district of Balochistan on 16 May 2022, was produced before an anti-terrorism court in Turbat on 17 May 2022 where she denied all the allegations leveled against her.

On the other hand, protests have been going on since the enforced disappearance of the woman. Residents of the area, including women and children, continued their sit-in on the China Pakistan Economic Corridor (CPEC) route for the third day today.

Mother & 2 sisters of missing 10-year-old Baloch boy ‘taken away’ by Pakistani Forces #SaveBalochWoman

BALOCHISTAN: Mother and two sisters of a missing Baloch child have also been ‘taken away’ by Pakistani security forces, The Balochistan Post has learned from reliable sources.

The ‘heart-wrenching’ incident happened yesterday (22 July 2018) in Alangi, Mashkay.

According to sources, Personnel of Pakistani security forces in various vehicles raided house of Allah Baksh, and forcibly took away 55-year-old Noor Malik, and her two daughters 22-year-old Haseena and 18-year-old Sameena.

BNM Protest in South Korea against the abduction of Baloch Women and Children by Pak Forces

Pusan, South Korea, 15 Sept 2016: Today, Baloch National Movement (BNM) South Korea organized a protest demonstration in Pusan city of South Korea.

Protest was held against the abduction of Baloch women, children and others by Pakistani forces in different parts of Balochistan. Recently more than two dozens of Baloch women and children were abducted and disappeared in Sui, Dera Bugti, Kohistan Marri and Gyandari at the border of Panjab and Balochistan. Those women and children are still missing.

BHRO activists demand ending of siege at Rauf Baloch’s house #SaveBalochWoman

ANI  |  Karachi [Pakistan]: The Baloch Human Rights Organization (BHRO) on Sunday staged a protest in front of Karachi Press Club to end the ongoing siege at the house of Rauf Baloch in Turbat by the Pakistani forces.

The BHRO’s activist accompanied by students, Human Rights activists and activists of National Student Federation (NSF) raised slogans demanding to end the siege at the house of Rauf, who has been alleged by the forces of hosting the family members of a senior Baloch political leader.

BRP Germany protest in Berlin to highlight HR abuses in #Balochistan

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Germany, Berlin: Baloch Republican Party Germany chapter President Jawad Mohammad Baloch has said in a statement that BRP Germany has held a protest demonstration in German capital Berlin on January 04, 2015. The demonstration was aimed to highlight military operation, gross human rights violations, enforced disappearances and recovery of mutilated dead bodies in Balochistan.

Baloch activists intensify campaign against Pakistan Army to #SaveBalochWoman

Social media activists on Tuesday posted photos, videos and messages as they intensified their campaign demanding the return of over 27 Baloch women and children who were allegedly abducted by the Pakistan Army in an operation in early November.

The activists and leaders, most of them from Balochistan province which is seeking independence from Pakistan, claimed that the latest round of attacks were launched by the country’s army in Bolan district and even after 24 days, the abducted women and children have not returned.

No outrage over Pak army brutality in Balochistan, says Karima Baloch

BALOCHISTAN, Nov 22: A pro-independence leader of Balochistan has criticised Pakistan army for allegedly abducting more than 40 women in Pakistan’s troubled south-western province Balochistan recently, media reported.

Pro-independence leader of Balochistan and chairperson of the Baloch Student Organization-Azad (BSO-Azad) Karima Baloch, condemned the abduction of Baloch women by Pakistan army from Bolan region of the province.

UK Baloch Diaspora raises stink about rights violations back home

LONDON: The Baloch Diaspora in London held a peaceful protest here on Saturday to raise awareness about continued human rights violations by Pakistani security forces on Baloch civilians, as also voicing their concern over the abduction of Baloch women and children.

The protestors were carrying placards and banner inscribed with different slogans against human rights violations in Balochistan.