🇵🇰On 22 March 2025, Mahrang Baloch was arrested alongside Beebow Baloch during a peaceful protest in Quetta. Her sister remembers waking to dozens of missed calls, rushing to Quetta, and walking into a home filled with dread.
They spent their first Eid visiting her in prison.
Today, one full year later, they are spending their third Eid without her.
This Eid, Mahrang marks her full year in prison, facing deteriorating health, which threatens to impair her mobility.
Her detention, and that of all arbitrarily detained Baloch activists, must end now.
👉 Join our urgent action to demand their freedom
📝 https://t.co/E9bwQUHBOZ
#ReleaseMahrangBaloch #ReleaseBalochActivists
Nothing changed: Sabiha remains a voice for peace, and for that, her struggle stays rooted in peace & to this day, media trials follow her; family & colleagues threatened.
Read my reportage here published in 2024—just a drop from the ocean that she is.
https://t.co/5EHg7IuI1V
Her fight is for all of us. Honoring her today and always.
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Dr. Sabiha Baloch: A Symbol Of Resistance And Leadership In Balochistan's Struggle For Justice
Read: https://t.co/0LUEvEXvME
QUETTA: Nabeel Arman, an English Literature graduate from National University of Modern Languages (NUML) and a former member of the Baloch Students Council Islamabad (hereinafter referred to as BSC-I), has been illegally detained by the security personnel from the G-7 area
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Nabeel Arman, a graduate of National University of Modern Languages (English Literature), former member of BSC Islamabad, and a professional working in climate action and energy access, was forcibly disappeared today from G-7 at around 6:30 pm.
These acts represent grave
Nabeel Arman, a graduate of the NUML University, has been allegedly “abducted” by personnel belonging to the law enforcement agencies from Islamabad’s G-7 this evening at around 6:30PM. His fellows have searched for him in every police station, but are disappointed.
He was discussing Balochi grammar and the semanticization of new concepts in modern written Balochi the other day.
A valid reason to become a victim of #EnforcedDisappearance#ReleaseNabilArman
We denounce such acts which serve as a source to push away d youth from books & knowledge. These books have been put on d stalls to make an easy access for d youth for establishing a reading-culture.
@HamidMirPAK@BBCUrdu@UNESCO#BalochistanKitabKarwan
The two Zahids from Lyari tell us everything we need to know about enforced disappearances in Pakistan. Zahid Ali, a 25-year-old rickshaw driver, was taken in broad daylight on 17 July 2025 while waiting for passengers at his stand. intelligence agencies abducted him along with his rickshaw. Seven months later, his seriously ill father still has no answers about where his son is or what he’s accused of.
Then on 27 January at 2 a.m., Zahid Barakzai, a well-known and respected figure from the same neighborhood, was forcibly abducted by state forces from his home. His whereabouts also remain unknown.
What connects these two men beyond their shared name and neighborhood? “Both are conscious and educated Baloch.”
Being Baloch and aware of your rights is enough to make you a target. This is what state terror looks like.
#EndEnforcedDisappearances #BringBackZahidAli #BringBackZahidBarakzai
Balach Hassan, a newly appointed school teacher, faces enforced disappearance along with his brother, Ehsan Hassan. The family says abductors were personnel of the notorious “Counter-Terrorism Department” along with plain-clothed armed men.
https://t.co/MW0KLpHogH
I am gravely concerned by reports of the unlawful detention and apparent enforced disappearance of Balach Hassan and his brother Ehsan, sons of Muhammad Hassan Baloch, following a security operation conducted in Jiwani, district Gwadar, on 22 January 2026.
According to available information, security forces carried out a late-night raid on the family residence and apprehended both individuals without presenting any judicial warrants. Since their detention, the authorities have failed to disclose their whereabouts, causing severe distress to their family.
I urge the appropriate authorities to take immediate and transparent measures to address this matter and to release them without further delay.
#ReleaseBalachHassan
#EndEnforcedDisappearances
Balach Hassan, abducted late in the night of January 22, had qualified for the post of teaching faculty in the education department. Today, they were summoned to receive their nomination letter, but how would Balach appear to receive his nomination when illegally imprisoned?
Baloch Voice for Justice strongly condemns the enforced disappearance of two brothers, Balach Hassan and Ehsan Hassan. They were taken from their home in Kohsar Bazaar, Jiwani, Gwadar, at around 1 am on the night between 21 and 22 January. Security personnel carried out the operation. Since then, their whereabouts remain unknown.
This incident reflects the ongoing pattern of enforced disappearances in Balochistan. Such acts violate fundamental human rights and international law.
Baloch Voice for Justice demands the immediate disclosure of the brothers’ whereabouts and their safe release. The authorities must be held accountable and end this unlawful practice.
#EndEnforcedDisappearances
Last night approximately at 1 a.m. on 22 January, security personnel entered a residence in Kohsar Bazaar, Jiwani ,Gwadar and forcibly took away two brothers, Balach Hasan and Ehsan Hasan. Since that moment, no information has been provided regarding their location or condition.
Enforced disappearance has become a central feature of repression in the region and must be recognized as a serious crime under international law. The disappearance of Balach Hassan and Ehsan Hassan underscores the broader issue of ongoing human rights violations and the urgent need for transparency, accountability, and their immediate and safe recovery.
#ReleaseBalachHasan
#ReleaseEhsanHasan
In the late night hours, at around 1, on the night of 21 and 22 January, two brothers, Balach Hassan and Ehsan Hassan were forcibly disappeared by the security personnel from their home in Kohsar Bazaar Jiwani, Gowadar. Their whereabouts remain unknown until now.