Fact Based Report | Status Update on Situation in Balochistan | 3 August 2024
The Human Rights Council of Balochistan (HRCB) is profoundly alarmed by recent reports of severe human rights violations related to
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Biannual Report: Human Rights situation in Balochistan Jan-June 2024
Human Rights Council of Balochistan has documented at least 306 cases of enforced disappearances and 205 killings across the region
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Balochistan: 62 disappeared, 25 killed in June 2024
In June 2024, Balochistan experienced significant human rights violations, with 62 enforced disappearances and 25 killings reported across the region.
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HRCB general body adopts constitution, establishes organizational structure
It is with great enthusiasm that we share the news of the Human Rights Council of Balochistan’s (HRCB) virtual general
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Balochistan: Alarming surge in HR violations, 95 disappeared, 50 killed in May
In May 2024, Balochistan experienced a significant increase in human rights violations, with at least 95 cases of enforced disappearances
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Balochistan: 41 disappeared, 39 killed in April
In April 2024, the Human Rights Council of Balochistan documented at least 41 cases of enforced disappearances perpetrated by Pakistani
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Balochistan: 26 forcibly disappeared, 11 killed in March
In March 2024, at least 26 individuals from various parts of Balochistan were reportedly abducted by Pakistani security forces and
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Balochistan: The State of Human Rights in 2023
The Human Rights situation in Balochistan during 2023 was marked by grave violations, with 601 cases of enforced disappearances and
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Balochistan: 40 forcibly disappeared, 58 killed in February.
In February, Balochistan witnessed 40 cases of forced disappearances and 58 deaths. The victims were reported missing by the paramilitary
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Balochistan: 42 disappeared, 22 including women and children Killed in January
In the first month of the new year, Balochistan faced a disturbing wave of disappearances and killings. 42 individuals mainly
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