Paid Pakistani propagandists are targeting Baloch Political activists in the diaspora accusing them of links to banned militant groups without credible evidence, simply because we expose Pakistani military and Intelligence agencies human right violation in Balochistan.
Rashid Ahmed aka Fida Baloch, a political activist of the Baloch National Movement Netherlands Chapter faces the risk of deportation from the Netherlands. This video clearly tells us that Rashid Ahmed will face serious torture and even brutal death by the hands of Pakistani Security forces and later he will be portrayed as member of banned organization group. We urge the Dutch government to stop his deportation and protect his safety.
Propaganda cannot silence the Baloch voice. Defending human rights is not a crime.
#SaveRashidAhmed
#StopDeportationofRashidAhmed
#NonRefoulement
@MinisterAenM@BarhamSalih@IND_NL@Europarl_EN@Europarl_NL@RechtspraakNL
Latest @EUAA_official report documents severe human rights concerns in Pakistan:
-Enforced disappearances & arbitrary detentions
-Shrinking space for dissent & targeting of activists
-Heightened violence & volatile security in #Balochistan@IND_NL
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Dr Naseem Baloch Meets UN Committee Members, Calls for Pakistan to Be Held Accountable
Thursday, 5 November 2026 | #BNMChairman
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Dr Naseem Baloch, Chairman of the Baloch National Movement (BNM), raised serious human rights violations in Balochistan with members of the UN Committee on Economic, Social and Cultural Rights (CESCR) during Pakistan’s second periodic review. He called on the Committee to hold Pakistan accountable for failing to meet its international obligations. He also urged the United Nations to set up a dedicated mechanism to investigate and monitor human rights violations in Balochistan, and to give the Baloch nation a formal platform where its voice can be heard directly.
Dr Naseem Baloch met Committee members Michael Windfuhr and Julieta Rossi and told them about enforced disappearances, extrajudicial killings, collective punishment, and the denial of basic economic, social and cultural rights to the Baloch nation. He said these conditions cannot be separated from Pakistan’s systematic repression of the Baloch nation.
Describing enforced disappearances and collective punishment in detail, he said thousands of Baloch families have lived through this ordeal, and its effects reach far beyond the direct victims. Families lose their breadwinners, children lose their chance at an education, and entire households are pushed into poverty.
He also raised concern over the imprisonment of Baloch human rights defenders, including Dr Mahrang Baloch and other leaders of the Baloch Yakjehti Committee (BYC). He cited the sentences handed to Imaan Mazari and her husband Hadi Ali Chattha as an example of how harshly peaceful people who speak up for Baloch rights are punished.
Citing Article 1 of the International Covenant on Economic, Social and Cultural Rights (ICESCR), Dr Naseem Baloch reminded the Committee that all peoples have the right to self-determination, including the right to freely dispose of their natural wealth and resources. He also referred to Articles 11, 12 and 13, which protect the rights to an adequate standard of living, health and education.
Challenging Pakistan’s claim to be meeting these obligations, he asked: “How can Pakistan claim compliance while these rights are being denied in Balochistan?”
He told Committee members: “We are not asking for sympathy. We are demanding justice, accountability and our fundamental rights.”
Dr Naseem Baloch also attended the Committee’s formal review session, where a Pakistani delegation of about 12 representatives appeared to answer questions on the country’s implementation of the Covenant. During the session, Julieta Rossi repeatedly asked about the situation in Balochistan, and Michael Windfuhr also raised issues concerning the region. Their questions made Balochistan part of the Committee’s formal review of Pakistan.
At the end of the session, Dr Naseem Baloch gave further dossiers to the Committee Chair and to members L. E. Perez and Fiorio Vaesken. The dossiers set out human rights violations in Balochistan and what they mean under the Covenant.
Fiorio Vaesken showed particular interest in the documents. He reviewed them himself, pointed out several issues that fall within the Committee’s mandate, and assured Dr Naseem Baloch that he would raise these matters before the Committee the next day.
On November 4, 2026, Abdullah s/o Rashid, was abducted and forcibly disappeared by armed members of a death squad from Khuzdar. His whereabouts remain unknown. We demand his immediate and safe recovery.
#EndEnforcedDisapperances
"They disappeared him because his sister refused to stay silent about the disappeared Baloch.”
On 21 April 2026, CTD officials abducted and forcibly disappeared Dad Shah Baloch from his family home in Karachi. This is not the first time. In 2023 he was disappeared for 27 days. His sister, Fozia Baloch a human rights defender has spent years campaigning for families searching for their loved ones who were forcibly disappeared by Pakistani security forces.
Since his disappearance, the family has been harassed, blocked from speaking publicly, and arbitrarily detained. His whereabouts remain unknown.
Raise your voice. Demand his immediate release and an end to enforced disappearances.
#ReleaseDadShahBaloch
#EndEnforcedDisappearance
Dr Mahrang Baloch, the voice of the voiceless, who has courageously raised her voice for the human rights of Balochistan. In June 2026, she was accused of murder and other offence which she has not committed and was sentenced to life imprisonment alongside with senior BYC leader Sibghatullah Baloch. Silencing those who demand justice cannot erase the truth. We demand justice, freedom, and the immediate release of Mahrang Baloch and all BYC leaders.
#ReleaseMahrangBaloch
#ReleaseSibghatullahBaloch
#ReleaseBYCLeaders
@amnesty@hrw@UN@amnesty_de@amnestysasia
#StopBalochGenocide
Nine months have passed since Pakistani forces forcibly disappeared my father, Mohammad Bakhsh Sajidi, and my uncles, Naeem Sajidi and Engineer Rafeeq Baloch, from our home in Hub Chowki, Balochistan, on 2 February 2026.
These elderly men (nearing 70, with serious health conditions including diabetes and hypertension) remain in incommunicado detention as part of a systematic policy of collective punishment aimed at silencing Baloch political voices.
Enforced disappearance is a crime under international law. Using it against the families of activists is collective punishment.
Pakistan’s security forces and authorities continue this practice with impunity across Balochistan, as also documented by human rights groups, UN mechanisms, and independent reports.
I call on the international community to hold Pakistan accountable for these crimes and demand the immediate, unconditional release of all forcibly disappeared persons.
@UN_HRC@OHCHR@WGEID@UNHumanRights@eu_eeas@Europarl_EN@antonioguterres@hrw@amnesty
#EndEnforcedDisappearances #StopBalochGenocide #Balochistan #HumanRights #CollectivePunishment
گومازی، تمپ، کیچ کے رہائشی دو نوجوان، 14 سالہ قمبر جن کے والد کا نام نظر محمد ہے اور 14 سالہ زبیر جن کے والد کا نام داد کریم ، جو پیشے کے لحاظ سے چرواہے ہیں، کو مبینہ طور پر جبری گمشدگی کا نشانہ بنایا گیا ہے۔ انہیں 3 ستمبر 2026ء کو دوپہر 12:00 بجے آزیان، تمپ، کیچ سے مبینہ طور پر ایف سی نے حراست میں لے کر نامعلوم مقام پر منتقل کر دیا ہے۔
#EndEnforcedDisappearences
#ReleaseQamberAndZubair
Paank condemns reported order forcing 30,000 people from 5,000 families to leave their ancestral homes in Shoor Paarod, Kalat, by 30 October 2026. Forced displacement threatens fundamental rights and civilian lives, especially amid harsh winter conditions.
#StopForcedDisplacement
Speaker | Asif Baloch | BNM Campaign | Trier Germany
Asif Baluch delivered a speech highlighting human rights violations in Balochistan and calling for justice, accountability, and an independent Balochistan. He raised concerns about enforced disappearances and extrajudicial killings of Baloch people. He urged the international community and human rights organizations to support the Baloch people and their right to self determination.
#BNM #balochistan
Speaker | Habib Baloch | BNM Campaign | Trier Germany
He discussed how Baloch identity and history are being erased by Pakistan, while Balochistan’s natural resources are being stolen and exploited without benefiting its people. He emphasized the importance of protecting Baloch culture, history, and resources.
#BNM #Balochistan
Speaker | Mohsin Baloch | BNM Campaign | Trier Germany
Mohsin Baloch delivered a speech in Trier, Germany, highlighting the struggle and sacrifices of BnM comrades for the rights, freedom, and national identity of Balochistan. He emphasized unity and raising international awareness of the Baloch cause.
#BNM #Germany #Balochistan
@HabibBaloc31649 BNM Campaign Trier, Germany
He spoke about the erasure of Baloch identity & history by Pakistan, as well as the exploitation of Balochistan’s natural resources without benefiting its people.