Balochistan: 20 killed, 12 forcibly disappeared
At least 20 people were killed and 12 forcibly disappeared in different areas of Balochistan, as the military continues its
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Nawaz Atta, the voice of voiceless is detained incommunicado for last 2 years
Nawaz Atta, Information Secretary BHRO For the past two decades, human rights are being violated in every corner of Balochistan
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Military should be expelled from Balochistan’s education institutions: HRCB, BHRO
Baloch Human Rights Organization (BHRO) and Human Rights Council of Balochistan (HRCB) are concerned about the harassment scandal emerging out
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Balochistan: 19 killed, 32 disappeared in September
(A joint report by Human Rights Council of Balochistan and Baloch Human Rights Organization) Military backed death squad members picked
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Balochistan: 28 disappeared, 18 killed in August
Thirty-two people were forcibly disappeared by Frontier Corps, a paramilitary force, in five districts of Balochistan in the month of
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Balochistan: Collective punishment has become the law of the land
Despite the prohibition of Collective Punishment in International laws and conventions, security forces continuously targeting women, children and family members
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Unabated human rights violations continue in Balochistan
The humanitarian situation in Balochistan continues to deteriorate. Policies of security establishment have made Balochistan a slaughter house for the people of
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The practice of enforced disappearance and extrajudicial execution persist in Balochistan. BHRO
The representative of Baloch Human Rights Organization on the International Day of Disappeared issued a statement stating that human rights
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Recover all missing persons including Hafeezullah Baloch: BHRO
The spokesperson of Baloch Human Rights Organization issued a statement stating that, for years, we have been reporting that Army
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Balochistan: 8 students among 12 forcibly disappeared
In the first two weeks of August 2019, a total number of 12 people including eight students were forcibly disappeared
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