Balochistan: Four students among 15 forcibly disappeared
The growing number of missing persons, extrajudicial killings, intimidations, illegal detentions, looting, unwarranted searches, physically assaulting and beating-up women during
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Balochistan: Enforced disappearances continue amid Corona crisis
Balochistan was swept with a sudden surge in COVID-19 cases during March. The global pandemic was helped spread in Balochistan
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Swedish authorities must act immediately to find missing Baloch journalist, Sajid Hussain. HRCB
The Human Right Council of Balochistan (HRCB) is deeply concerned about the safety and well-being of senior Baloch journalist and writer,
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The HRCB demands immediate disclosure of Zahid Baloch location and health condition
Mr. Zahid was arrested and disappeared from Quetta, Balochistan, on March 18, 2014. He was then the chairman of the
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Balochistan: 40 persons disappeared, 12 killed in February
On feb 3, Pakistani forces whisked away Shodo son of Nanda bugti from Jarwa, Sui, district Dera Bugti On feb
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Balochistan 2019: Military whisked away 568 persons and killed another 241
Preface The year 2019 saw no improvement in the Human rights situation for the people in Pakistan’s restive province of
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Extrajudicial killings: Traced cases of Balochistan
Summary In 2009, Pakistan state switched pace to what is known as the notorious Kill and Dump policy following years
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Balochistan: 48 forcibly disappeared, 12 killed in January
At least 48 people were forcibly disappeared and 12 killed in Balochistan in January this year. They are the latest
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Balochistan in December: four students among 64 forcibly disappeared; 11 killed
December saw a surge in the number of people who were forcibly disappeared in Balochistan. Some 64 persons, including two
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Balochistan: Four women among 31 forcibly disappeared in November 2019
Personnel of Frontier Corps abducted four women during three raids in different parts of Awaran on 29 November 2019. They
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