The Baloch Protest: Why We March
“Upon arriving in Islamabad with 300 families, we realized that the state was neither ready to listen nor interested in addressing the issue of missing persons.”
“Upon arriving in Islamabad with 300 families, we realized that the state was neither ready to listen nor interested in addressing the issue of missing persons.”
The human rights situation in Balochistan has once again come to the limelight in Pakistan. The protest camp established by the families of Baloch missing persons near the National Press Club in Islamabad has become a center of attention – both for supporters as well as violators of the rule of law and human rights. … Read more
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