London: Baluch, like many other nations, in their struggle for freedom and democratic rights have endured great losses. In their endeavour to defend their basic rights, protect their values as well as homeland, many have encountered and experienced the wrath of the occupying states.

As a result, many Baluch men, women and children in their struggle for their democratic rights including right to FREEDOM have been treated violently and inhumanly by the military and the intelligence services of these occupying states. The very harsh treatment of Baluch people is well recorded, particularly by states such as Pakistan and Iran.

United Nations has designated 26th June as the International Day against Torture. This day is designated to emphasize the importance of the right to personal dignity and security for all individuals around the world. It is the day to remember that each person’s rights are protected and guaranteed within the Universal Declaration of Human Rights.

By Ahmar Mustikhan


WASHINGTON, DC: Pro-independence Baloch from the U.S.A. and Canada and their allies and friends will converge in the U.S. capital on May 28 to protest against Pakistan's nuclear tests in Occupied Balochistan in front of the White House.

"I appeal to all peace-loving American folks to make the protest a stunning success," Laurie Deamer, presiding council member of the American Friends of Balochistan from Philadelphia said in a statement. "Balochistan's enslavement is not acceptable to the world," she said. "I hope the U.S. government would withdraw its support from Pakistan. It is regrettable that the U.S. government was the first to test nuclear weapons and it continues to aid Pakistan in spite of its dangerous nuclear weapons ambitions."

United Kingdom, London, ‘Disappearance under detention’ is one of the biggest crimes against humanity! The people who are responsible for the disappearances have been trying their best to get away with it. However, one day the responsible people are going to be found and get punished for what they have done just like in Argentina and Chile.

ICAD calls on everyone to raise struggle against disappearances in order to find whereabouts of those disappeared and bring perpetrators to justice.

London: Baloch Unity Conference (UK) is organising a memorial meeting to honour the Martys of Murghap (Shaheed Ghulam Mohammad Baloch, Lala Munir Baloch and Sher Mohammad Baloch) on first anniversary of their cold-blood murder by Pakistani Intelligence agencies on 8 April 2009.

We request to all Baloch and other human rights activists to take part in the event to pay tribute to the Baloch Martyrs.

PRESS RELEASE
April 28, 2010

WASHINGTON DC: Baloch facing Pakistani atrocities, killings and forced disappearances as they struggle for independence of their homeland have found some natural allies: American nationals who say they were kidnapped by the infamous Inter Services Intelligence.

A group of Americans who were in Pakistan at different periods will join international activists to pay tributes to more than a 1,000 Baloch missing persons or Prisoners of Conscience, who have been abducted since 2005.

Once a year, the board of directors for the world’s most powerful gold miner converge in downtown Toronto. Be there to Confront Barrick Gold!

WHY Protest Barrick? Barrick takes advantage of inadequate and poorly enforced regulatory controls to rob indigenous people of their lands, destroy sensitive ecosystems and agricultural land, support brutal military and security operations, and sue anyone who tries to report on it. Impacted communities are coming to Toronto to share their undeniable perspectives and shed light on this criminal mining giant. Come out and support them!

London: Baloch and Sindhi Communities in the United Kingdom are protesting on Sunday 28 March 2010 to commemorate the illegal and forced annexation of Baloch land to Pakistan on 27 March 1948. They have appealed all Baloch, Sindhi and other human right activists across the United Kingdom to join the protest and show their solidarity with the people of occupied Balochistan.

Occupied Balochistan: One of the brave sons of Balochistan is fighting for his life AT a Karachi. Beebagr Baloch who was injured in Khuzdar in when the Pakistani Intelligence agencies’ agents attacked International Culture Day event on 2, March 2010. Two Baloch students Junaid Baloch and Sikander Baloch from so far largest and the most active student group (BSO-azaad) were killed in this attack and more than 35 has sustained injuries.

The Middle East Institute and the American Friends of Balochistan
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Balochistan Human Rights Council UK, Balochistan Rights Movement and World Sindhi Congress have announced that the second martyrdom anniversary of great Baluch hero, Mir Balaach Marri, will be held on Sunday 22nd November from 1-4 pm in London. The memorial will be held at ULU (University of London Union).

The anniversary is being held to remember and pay tribute to the life, work, contribution and ultimate sacrifice of Mir Balaach Marri who was target killed by Pakistan army on 20th Nov 2007. Commemorations to pay tribute on the occasion of the second anniversary of Mir Balaach Marri are also being held in the USA, Europe, Middle East, Balochistan and Sindh.

Mr. Ehsan Argemandi has not been heard from since Aug 7, 2009, when he was removed from a bus by security forces in Pakistan.

'Friends of Ehsan' and supporters will hold a demonstration in Oslo, Norway, to protest the abduction of Norwegian Baloch Ehsan Arjemandi and the disappearances, arrests and extrajudicial killings of other Baloch political prisoners, both in Iran and Pakistan.

This DEMONSTRATION will be held in front of the Norwegian Parliament, Stortinget.

Date and time: 7 September, 2009, at 1900 Hours

11 August – Balochistan Independence Day(Protest and Meeting in London)

Three days before Pakistan’s secession from India. Balochistan was already declared an independent state. The independence of Balochistan was recognised by the management of the upcoming Pakistan through an announcement from Dehli on 11 August 1947.

On 12 August 1947 the New York Times published Pakistan's announcement which read: “Karachi, Aug, 11, 1947 [AP] – Among the congratulatory messages read to the Pakistan assembly today was one from United States Secretary of State George C. Marshall. An announcement from New Dehli said that Kalat, Moslem State in Balochistan, had reached an agreement with Pakistan for a free flow of communication and commerce, and would negotiate for decisions on defense, external affairs and communications. Under the agreement Pakistan recognizes Kalat as an independent, sovereign state with a status different from that of Indian states”. [The New York Times, Published: August 12, 1947, Copyright © The New York Times]

“Shahmiren Balochaane Roch' 15 July”
“The Baluch Martyrs Day 15 July”

“Martyrs of Balochistan and Victims of State Terrorism”

Baloch, like many other nations, in their struggle for freedom and democratic rights have endured great sacrifices. In their endeavour to achieve these aims many have encountered and experienced the wrath of the occupying states. In consequence, many Baloch men, women and children in their struggle for their democratic rights including right to FREEDOM have been treated violently and inhumanly by the military and the intelligence services of these occupying states. The very harsh treatment of Baloch people is well recorded, particularly by states such as Pakistan and Iran. Since their illegal occupation of Balochistan these states have been involved in the systematic imprisonment, torture, abduction and execution of Baloch. Currently thousands of Baloch are missing from Pakistani occupied Balochistan; tens of thousands have been displaced. Similarly hundreds of Baloch have been executed by the Iranian regime in Western Balochistan and several are on death row waiting to be executed.

Quetta: Baloch Women Panel, BNF and Marri Itehad has announced to protest against illegal arrests, torture and the military operation in Balochistan on ‘26 June 2009’ the international day against torture. The aim of the protest on the International day against torture is meant to bring the plight of the Baloch nation into the attention of international community and International Human Rights organisations. It is also meant to remind the UN about their responsibilities that they have dedicated a day to torture victims, yet the torture against innocent people goes unnoticed. “United Nations has designated 26thJune as the International Day against Torture to emphasize the importance of the right to personal dignity and security of all individuals around the world, guaranteed within the Universal Declaration of Human Rights”.

London: Baluchistan human rights activists, Hyrbyair Marri and Faiz Baluch, were acquitted of terrorism charges by a London court on 11 February 2009.

The 15-month case served to highlight the close cooperation between the UK and Pakistan governments in the so-called “war on terror”. Defending Baluch, Baroness Helena Kennedy QC said he was a “casualty of geopolitics” and the US led war on terror.

The Baluch people, long enduring fierce repression, have been campaigning for democracy, human rights and self-determination. Repression was intensified during the former regime of General Musharraf, but there has been little let up since the change of government in Pakistan.

Baluchistan is the largest of Pakistan's four provinces, but the region cuts across the borders in to Afghanistan and Iran. The Baluch are one of the world’s unrecognised nations now struggling for survival in the face of “unprecedented levels of repression”, and “suffering a slow death” in the words of Helena Kennedy QC.

We are deeply Shocked by this sad incident, these Baloch leaders Proved themselves to be the true sons of Baloch Nation; they sacrificed their lives but didn’t compromised on their principles. Ghulam Muhammad Baloch, Waja Sher Muhammad Baloch and Lala Munir Baloch Got Martyrdom while struggling for Independence of Balochistan. Baloch Nation will never forget these true sons of Balochistan.

Balochwarna.Org Urges the International Community, the Human rights organizations and Amnesty International to take serious notice of the inhuman and barbaric act of massacre committed by Pakistani Intelligence agencies.

Balochistan: Baloch Women Penal and BSO (azaad & Mohiudeen) annouced Balochistan protection rally on 27 March 2009. 27 March is the day when Pakistan occupied the Independent state of Balochistan at gunpoint. Baloch have been struggling to restore their sovereignty ever since. Since the occupation many thousands of Baloch men, women and children have been killed and thousands disappeared.

The army operation still continues in Balochistan and according Baloch patriots groups 6000 of their activists are either missing or behind bars involved in fabricated cases by Pakistani authorities.