Sameer Mehrab

To gain Justice and dignity we must pay with our lives.

[Amnesty International South Asia, Regional Office @amnestysasia]

PAKISTAN: Today marks 17 years since the enforced disappearance of Deen Muhammad Baloch, who was taken from his place of work, Khuzdar Civil Hospital, on 28 June 2009. Despite repeated petitions to the courts, appeals to authorities, and tireless advocacy by his family, his whereabouts remain unknown.
#EndEnforcedDisappearances

[United Nations @UN]

Friday is the International Day in Support of Victims of Torture.

Despite being prohibited under international law, torture persists around the world.

The UN has long condemned it as one of the vilest acts human beings can inflict on one another.

https://t.co/6xoXv7DufC

[Sameer Mehrab @Sameer_Mehrab]

“Competitive bidding” — where the military both writes the tender and wins it. East India Company never left, it just got a sarkar-issued uniform 🤣

[Asad Ali Toor @AsadAToor]

🚨🚨MashAllah, cute🚨🚨
“Government has decided in principle to award the contract for the Rs205 billion Kharian-Rawalpindi Motorway (M-13) to the Frontier Works Organisation (FWO) through a negotiated process, bypassing competitive biddin.” https://t.co/GpJdHOrJ7E

[Sameer Mehrab @Sameer_Mehrab]

“Destitute and naïve” — The Nation’s description of Baloch youth says more about Pakistan’s condescending gaze than about Balochistan itself. Paternalism dressed as sympathy.

[Mariana Baabar @MarianaBaabar]

Only newspaper I have seen so far that has welcomed life sentence of @MahrangBaloch_
‼️‼️ A Great Pity @The_Nation
Necessary Verdict https://t.co/YxEKR0YjQA via @the_nation

[Concacaf @Concacaf]

ALLEZ LES ROUGES ❤️🤍

[Sameer Mehrab @Sameer_Mehrab]

یہ پاکستان نہیں، کمپنی سرکار ہے۔

[Sameer Mehrab @Sameer_Mehrab]

independent evidence, and constitutional protections for political expression and peaceful assembly. Those gaps raise significant questions about due process and the standard of proof applied.

[Sameer Mehrab @Sameer_Mehrab]

1/ Read through the ATC-I Quetta judgment (22-06-2026) convicting Dr. Mahrang Baloch & Sibghatullah — life imprisonment each, Qatl-i-Amd + Anti-Terrorism Act. Several due-process red flags stand out. Thread 🧵

[Sameer Mehrab @Sameer_Mehrab]

At its core, the verdict appears to blur the line between participation in a protest and criminal responsibility. The judgment relies heavily on the doctrine of unlawful assembly and "common object" while providing limited visible analysis of individualised conduct,