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Follow Paank for updates and documentation on enforced disappearances, extrajudicial killings, and human rights violations in Balochistan. https://t.co/AFOZTFJsfM

BNMUSAC's tweet photo. Follow Paank for updates and documentation on enforced disappearances, extrajudicial killings, and human rights violations in Balochistan.

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🔴 LIVE NOW Balochistan International Conference (#𝗕��𝗖𝟭𝟮) Geneva Press Club https://t.co/t8H1jmIhBq ؎

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🚚 DIGITAL TRUCK CAMPAIGN NEW YORK 25 SEPTEMBER 2026 On 25 September, as part of the Baloch National Movement (BNM) Awareness Campaign, a digital truck will travel through New York, bringing the message of Balochistan and amplifying the voices of the Baloch people on the international stage.

BNMUSAC's tweet photo. 🚚 DIGITAL TRUCK CAMPAIGN
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On 25 September, as part of the Baloch National Movement (BNM) Awareness Campaign, a digital truck will travel through New York, bringing the message of Balochistan and amplifying the voices of the Baloch people on the international stage.

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Same Day but Difrent Countries in September 2026 But one Question and One Demand Fredom For Balochistan #Geneva UN Office United Nation Head Qouters at #US

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Baloch National Movement (BNM) will hold a three day campaign in Geneva, 24–26 September 2026, marking the first death anniversary of Chairman Zubair Baloch. The campaign will feature a conference, rally, exhibition and meetings with UN officials to highlight human rights violations and the ongoing Baloch national struggle. https://t.co/HQmNyMDQx2

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BNM to Hold Three-Day Campaign in Geneva from 24 to 26 September: A Legacy of Resistance, Freedom in the Future Saturday, 19 September 2026 | #BNMatUNSep2026 | #BNMGlobalCampaign https://t.co/E9AMSatCCW The Baloch National Movement (BNM) will hold a three-day political and diplomatic campaign in Geneva from 24 to 26 September 2026, on the occasion of the 63rd session of the United Nations Human Rights Council, under the title “Chairman Zubair Baloch: A Legacy of Resistance.” The campaign is dedicated to the first death anniversary of BNM’s martyred leader, Chairman Zubair Baloch. On the night of 24 September 2025, the Pakistan Army attacked his residence and killed Chairman Zubair Baloch along with his associate, Nisar Baloch. The campaign will begin on 24 September with an international conference at the Geneva Press Club titled “Occupied Balochistan at the Crossroads: Human Rights, Justice and the Struggle for Freedom — Honouring the Legacy of Chairman Zubair Baloch.” The conference will address the human rights situation in Balochistan, enforced disappearances, extrajudicial killings, collective punishment, restrictions on political freedoms, the historical and political background of the Baloch national struggle, and Balochistan’s natural resources and major projects. A documentary on Chairman Zubair Baloch’s political life and struggle will also be screened, alongside the launch of Zrumbesh Publications’ book, “Zubair Baloch: In His Own Words — Life, Resistance and the Baloch National Struggle. ” On 25 September, BNM members and supporters will hold a public rally beginning at the Geneva lakeside and proceeding towards the Broken Chair at Place des Nations, opposite the United Nations. A two-day photographic exhibition and information camp will also be held there on 25 and 26 September. During the campaign, BNM delegations will meet with relevant UN working groups, Special Rapporteurs and human rights officials, presenting documentation on Balochistan and highlighting the situation in Balochistan before the Human Rights Council.

BNMovement_'s tweet photo. BNM to Hold Three-Day Campaign in Geneva from 24 to 26 September: A Legacy of Resistance, Freedom in the Future

Saturday, 19 September 2026 | #BNMatUNSep2026 | #BNMGlobalCampaign

https://t.co/E9AMSatCCW

The Baloch National Movement (BNM) will hold a three-day political and diplomatic campaign in Geneva from 24 to 26 September 2026, on the occasion of the 63rd session of the United Nations Human Rights Council, under the title “Chairman Zubair Baloch: A Legacy of Resistance.” The campaign is dedicated to the first death anniversary of BNM’s martyred leader, Chairman Zubair Baloch. On the night of 24 September 2025, the Pakistan Army attacked his residence and killed Chairman Zubair Baloch along with his associate, Nisar Baloch.

The campaign will begin on 24 September with an international conference at the Geneva Press Club titled “Occupied Balochistan at the Crossroads: Human Rights, Justice and the Struggle for Freedom — Honouring the Legacy of Chairman Zubair Baloch.” The conference will address the human rights situation in Balochistan, enforced disappearances, extrajudicial killings, collective punishment, restrictions on political freedoms, the historical and political background of the Baloch national struggle, and Balochistan’s natural resources and major projects. A documentary on Chairman Zubair Baloch’s political life and struggle will also be screened, alongside the launch of Zrumbesh Publications’ book, “Zubair Baloch: In His Own Words — Life, Resistance and the Baloch National Struggle. ”

On 25 September, BNM members and supporters will hold a public rally beginning at the Geneva lakeside and proceeding towards the Broken Chair at Place des Nations, opposite the United Nations. A two-day photographic exhibition and information camp will also be held there on 25 and 26 September. During the campaign, BNM delegations will meet with relevant UN working groups, Special Rapporteurs and human rights officials, presenting documentation on Balochistan and highlighting the situation in Balochistan before the Human Rights Council.

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Dr. Nokaap’s Killing Is a Tragedy and a War Crime: BNM Chairman BNM Chairman Dr. Naseem Baloch condemned the killing of Dr. Abdul Rasheed, alias Nokaap Baloch a BNM Central Committee member, physician, educator and dedicated political activist. Dr. Nokaap devoted his life to serving the Baloch people, providing free medical care and education to refugees and local communities despite displacement and persecution. BNM mourns his loss and calls on the international community to take serious notice of the alleged targeting of Baloch political activists across borders. https://t.co/x7TbkzK7BQ

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The Killing of Dr. Nokaap, a Healer and Teacher of Baloch Refugees, Is a War Crime: BNM Chairman Chairman of the Baloch National Movement (BNM), Dr. Naseem Baloch, has described the killing of Dr. Abdul Rasheed, alias Nokaap Baloch, a long-standing party colleague and member of the BNM Central Committee, as a national tragedy. He said that armed agents of the Pakistani state and military, murdered him, while posing as a patient, went to the residence of the senior party leader, a hardworking man, doctor and teacher who had been living in exile in Iranian-administered Balochistan. Dr. Nokaap’s killing is the killing of a political activist, physician and educator who devoted his entire life to the cause of Baloch national freedom, serving humanity and spreading the light of knowledge. His death is an irreparable loss for the BNM, supporters of the Baloch national movement, and Baloch refugees, for whom he was a source of hope, medical care and education. Martyr Dr. Abdul Rasheed, alias Nokaap, was born in the house of Waja Ghulam Hussain in Gandachai, Kolwah. From childhood, he was deeply committed to social service. In his youth, both politics and social service became integral parts of his life. There were government schools in his village and nearby villages in Kolwah, but there were no teachers. He arranged a teacher for his village through self-help initiatives and personally taught children voluntarily for years in the nearby village of Kanechi. At the same time, having completed his medical education, he provided free medical treatment to people in the area. He was among the early members of the party in the Kolwah region. After working at the unit level, he became Vice President of the Gishkaur Zone in 2010 and President in 2012. Following the formation of new zones that same year, he was elected President of the Gandachai Zone. In 2022, he was elected a member of the BNM Central Committee during the party’s Central Council session. Dr. Nokaap was a long-standing, ideological and deeply committed colleague of the Baloch National Movement. He remained unwaveringly committed to the party programme and the objective of national freedom, and continued to fulfil his organisational responsibilities with steadfastness through every difficult period. He began his political and organisational journey at the grassroots level and, through his ability, integrity, hard work and ideological perseverance, went on to serve in various positions of responsibility. At the 2022 Central Council session, he was elected to the BNM Central Committee, a position he continued to hold while carrying out his national and organisational responsibilities until his assassination. Dr. Naseem Baloch said that because of Dr. Nokaap’s active political involvement and public role in Kolwah, the Pakistani military repeatedly subjected him to reprisals. His house was bulldozed, his property was looted, and repeated attempts were made to kill him, although he managed to survive. The destruction of his home and the insecurity prevailing in the area eventually forced him to migrate to Western Balochistan. However, forced displacement, continuous pursuit and personal losses could neither break his resolve nor separate him from the national struggle and his commitment to serving the people. Chairman Dr. Naseem Baloch said that after reaching Western Balochistan, Dr. Nokaap chose as his centre of service not the cities but remote and deprived areas where Baloch refugees affected by war and state repression were living in extremely difficult conditions. He provided free medical treatment to these refugees and local residents and offered whatever medical assistance he could to patients in need. Dr. Nokaap was not only a healer who treated people’s wounds but also an educator who shared knowledge. He began teaching refugee and local children free of charge, lighting two lamps of medicine and education amid the darkness of deprivation. Despite having lost his own home, he became a source of support for the homeless and never allowed his own suffering to stand in the way of serving others. The Baloch National Movement will always remember Dr. Nokaap’s national, organisational, medical and educational services with honour and respect. His killing is not merely an incident aimed at silencing an individual; rather, it is a continuation of a systematic policy of depriving Baloch society of its talented and dedicated political activists, physicians, educators and humanitarian figures. The BNM calls upon international human rights organisations and responsible global powers to take serious notice of the killing of Dr. Nokaap, the pursuit of Baloch political activists across borders, and the systematic actions being carried out against them. Dr. Nokaap’s commitment, character and selfless service will always remain a guiding light for party workers, and his mission will live on in the struggle for Baloch national freedom. https://t.co/thRvxFSvXT

BNMovement_'s tweet photo. The Killing of Dr. Nokaap, a Healer and Teacher of Baloch Refugees, Is a War Crime: BNM Chairman

Chairman of the Baloch National Movement (BNM), Dr. Naseem Baloch, has described the killing of Dr. Abdul Rasheed, alias Nokaap Baloch, a long-standing party colleague and member of the BNM Central Committee, as a national tragedy. He said that armed agents of the Pakistani state and military, murdered him, while posing as a patient, went to the residence of the senior party leader, a hardworking man, doctor and teacher who had been living in exile in Iranian-administered Balochistan.

Dr. Nokaap’s killing is the killing of a political activist, physician and educator who devoted his entire life to the cause of Baloch national freedom, serving humanity and spreading the light of knowledge. His death is an irreparable loss for the BNM, supporters of the Baloch national movement, and Baloch refugees, for whom he was a source of hope, medical care and education.

Martyr Dr. Abdul Rasheed, alias Nokaap, was born in the house of Waja Ghulam Hussain in Gandachai, Kolwah. From childhood, he was deeply committed to social service. In his youth, both politics and social service became integral parts of his life.

There were government schools in his village and nearby villages in Kolwah, but there were no teachers. He arranged a teacher for his village through self-help initiatives and personally taught children voluntarily for years in the nearby village of Kanechi. At the same time, having completed his medical education, he provided free medical treatment to people in the area. He was among the early members of the party in the Kolwah region.

After working at the unit level, he became Vice President of the Gishkaur Zone in 2010 and President in 2012. Following the formation of new zones that same year, he was elected President of the Gandachai Zone. In 2022, he was elected a member of the BNM Central Committee during the party’s Central Council session.

Dr. Nokaap was a long-standing, ideological and deeply committed colleague of the Baloch National Movement. He remained unwaveringly committed to the party programme and the objective of national freedom, and continued to fulfil his organisational responsibilities with steadfastness through every difficult period.

He began his political and organisational journey at the grassroots level and, through his ability, integrity, hard work and ideological perseverance, went on to serve in various positions of responsibility. At the 2022 Central Council session, he was elected to the BNM Central Committee, a position he continued to hold while carrying out his national and organisational responsibilities until his assassination.

Dr. Naseem Baloch said that because of Dr. Nokaap’s active political involvement and public role in Kolwah, the Pakistani military repeatedly subjected him to reprisals. His house was bulldozed, his property was looted, and repeated attempts were made to kill him, although he managed to survive. The destruction of his home and the insecurity prevailing in the area eventually forced him to migrate to Western Balochistan.

However, forced displacement, continuous pursuit and personal losses could neither break his resolve nor separate him from the national struggle and his commitment to serving the people.

Chairman Dr. Naseem Baloch said that after reaching Western Balochistan, Dr. Nokaap chose as his centre of service not the cities but remote and deprived areas where Baloch refugees affected by war and state repression were living in extremely difficult conditions.

He provided free medical treatment to these refugees and local residents and offered whatever medical assistance he could to patients in need. Dr. Nokaap was not only a healer who treated people’s wounds but also an educator who shared knowledge. He began teaching refugee and local children free of charge, lighting two lamps of medicine and education amid the darkness of deprivation.

Despite having lost his own home, he became a source of support for the homeless and never allowed his own suffering to stand in the way of serving others.

The Baloch National Movement will always remember Dr. Nokaap’s national, organisational, medical and educational services with honour and respect. His killing is not merely an incident aimed at silencing an individual; rather, it is a continuation of a systematic policy of depriving Baloch society of its talented and dedicated political activists, physicians, educators and humanitarian figures.

The BNM calls upon international human rights organisations and responsible global powers to take serious notice of the killing of Dr. Nokaap, the pursuit of Baloch political activists across borders, and the systematic actions being carried out against them.

Dr. Nokaap’s commitment, character and selfless service will always remain a guiding light for party workers, and his mission will live on in the struggle for Baloch national freedom.
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📢 Baloch National Movement (BNM) Protest at UN Headquarters. NEW YORK, USA On the eve of the 81st Session of the United Nations General Assembly, the Baloch National Movement (BNM) will gather at the UN Headquarters in New York to bring international attention to the ongoing enforced disappearances, collective punishment, human rights violations, and repression faced by the Baloch people. 📅 Friday, 25 September 2026 ⏰ 12:00 PM–3:00 PM 📍 First Avenue, between 42nd & 43rd Street, New York

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On 26 August 2006, Shaheed Akbar Khan Bugti was killed in a military operation. His death became a defining moment in modern Baloch history, deeply influencing a new generation and strengthening the call for dignity, rights, and freedom. He remains remembered as a leader who chose resistance over surrender. On his anniversary, BNM pays tribute to Shaheed Akbar Khan Bugti and honors his enduring legacy. #ShaheedAkbarBugti

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Shaheed Akbar Khan Bugti: A Leader Who Chose Resistance Over Surrender “We, the Baloch people, believe that the best way to die is to die fighting. We Baloch are the masters of our own destiny. And if that is taken away from us, then life doesn't really matter.” — Shaheed Akbar Khan Bugti Shaheed Akbar Khan Bugti was one of the great leaders of Balochistan. Despite his background as a tribal leader, he earned a prominent place in Baloch national politics and emerged as one of the few leaders who clearly recognized that resistance had become essential to safeguarding the rights, land, resources, and future of the Baloch nation. He understood that the development projects imposed by Pakistan in Balochistan were not merely economic initiatives. In his view, they threatened to dispossess the Baloch nation of their land and natural resources and to alter the demographic character of Balochistan, further advancing a process of national destruction. For this reason, he openly and unequivocally opposed the exploitative economic policies and projects pursued under the military rule of General Pervez Musharraf. Shaheed Akbar Khan Bugti also presented a political framework for protecting Baloch ownership over their land and natural resources, commonly known as the Bugti Dossier. His demands were political and centered on the rights, resources, and future of the Baloch nation. In response to his peaceful political demands, the Pakistani state, under the military dictatorship of Pervez Musharraf, launched military attacks against him. Dera Bugti was placed under siege, and his residence and surrounding areas were subjected to heavy bombardment. He was ultimately forced to leave his home, but rather than abandon his homeland and surrender, Akbar Khan Bugti chose the path of resistance. He took refuge in the mountains of Tratani, where Pakistan Army launched a major military attack against him. On 26 August 2006, Shaheed Akbar Khan Bugti was killed in the attack. His assassination became a defining moment in the modern history of the Baloch national liberation movement. His sacrifice deeply influenced a new generation of Baloch youth and strengthened the belief that the Baloch struggle for survival, dignity, and freedom could not be separated from resistance. Shaheed Akbar Khan Bugti will always be remembered as a courageous and historic leader of the Baloch national movement—a man who refused to surrender and chose resistance over submission. On his martyrdom anniversary, the Baloch National Movement (BNM) pays its deepest tribute to Shaheed Akbar Khan Bugti and honors his sacrifice for the #Baloch nation and #Balochistan. #ShaheedAkbarBugti

BNMovement_'s tweet photo. Shaheed Akbar Khan Bugti: A Leader Who Chose Resistance Over Surrender

“We, the Baloch people, believe that the best way to die is to die fighting. We Baloch are the masters of our own destiny. And if that is taken away from us, then life doesn't really matter.”
— Shaheed Akbar Khan Bugti

Shaheed Akbar Khan Bugti was one of the great leaders of Balochistan. Despite his background as a tribal leader, he earned a prominent place in Baloch national politics and emerged as one of the few leaders who clearly recognized that resistance had become essential to safeguarding the rights, land, resources, and future of the Baloch nation.

He understood that the development projects imposed by Pakistan in Balochistan were not merely economic initiatives. In his view, they threatened to dispossess the Baloch nation of their land and natural resources and to alter the demographic character of Balochistan, further advancing a process of national destruction. For this reason, he openly and unequivocally opposed the exploitative economic policies and projects pursued under the military rule of General Pervez Musharraf.

Shaheed Akbar Khan Bugti also presented a political framework for protecting Baloch ownership over their land and natural resources, commonly known as the Bugti Dossier. His demands were political and centered on the rights, resources, and future of the Baloch nation.

In response to his peaceful political demands, the Pakistani state, under the military dictatorship of Pervez Musharraf, launched military attacks against him. Dera Bugti was placed under siege, and his residence and surrounding areas were subjected to heavy bombardment. He was ultimately forced to leave his home, but rather than abandon his homeland and surrender, Akbar Khan Bugti chose the path of resistance.

He took refuge in the mountains of Tratani, where Pakistan Army launched a major military attack against him. On 26 August 2006, Shaheed Akbar Khan Bugti was killed in the attack.

His assassination became a defining moment in the modern history of the Baloch national liberation movement. His sacrifice deeply influenced a new generation of Baloch youth and strengthened the belief that the Baloch struggle for survival, dignity, and freedom could not be separated from resistance.

Shaheed Akbar Khan Bugti will always be remembered as a courageous and historic leader of the Baloch national movement—a man who refused to surrender and chose resistance over submission.

On his martyrdom anniversary, the Baloch National Movement (BNM) pays its deepest tribute to Shaheed Akbar Khan Bugti and honors his sacrifice for the #Baloch nation and #Balochistan.

#ShaheedAkbarBugti

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about 1 month ago

On 19 August 2026, the Baloch National Movement (BNM) held a protest rally in Amsterdam, Netherlands, against the airstrikes carried out by Pakistani forces in Surab, Balochistan, on 12 August 2026. During the protest, the ongoing violence, oppression, and human rights violations in Balochistan were highlighted before the international community. The protesters called on the world to take notice of the situation in Balochistan and to speak out against the continued violence and repression of the Baloch people. #BNMProtests - #SurabMassacre

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Europe Stands Against the Surab Bombardment Protests in London and Amsterdam have raised their voices against the Pakistan Air Force bombardment of Surab, #Balochistan, and the killing of civilians. In the coming days, solidarity voices will continue to be raised in Germany against the Surab massacre. The world must not remain silent. #SurabMassacre #Balochistan

BNMUSAC's tweet photo. Europe Stands Against the Surab Bombardment

Protests in London and Amsterdam have raised their voices against the Pakistan Air Force bombardment of Surab, #Balochistan, and the killing of civilians.

In the coming days, solidarity voices will continue to be raised in Germany against the Surab massacre.

The world must not remain silent.

#SurabMassacre
#Balochistan

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August 14 marks not liberation for the Baloch, but the beginning of a historic injustice tied to Partition and the forcible annexation of Balochistan. BNM Chairman Dr. Naseem Baloch says the Baloch nation continues to bear its consequences. Read more : https://t.co/tcCMpJCQ22

BNMUSAC's tweet photo. August 14 marks not liberation for the Baloch, but the beginning of a historic injustice tied to Partition and the forcible annexation of Balochistan.

BNM Chairman Dr. Naseem Baloch says the Baloch nation continues to bear its consequences.

Read more : https://t.co/tcCMpJCQ22 https://t.co/6kqy5cyYWG

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The Baloch National Movement (BNM) will hold a protest and march in Göttingen, Germany, against the Surab massacre, ongoing human rights violations, and war crimes in Balochistan.

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📢 PROTEST & MARSCH: GERECHTIGKEIT FÜR SURAB 📍 Göttingen, Deutschland Die Baloch National Movement (BNM) ruft alle Menschenrechtsverteidigerinnen, Aktivistinnen und solidarischen Bürger*innen dazu auf, gemeinsam mit der Bevölkerung von #Balochistan gegen anhaltende Menschenrechtsverletzungen und Kriegsverbrechen zu protestieren. 🗓 Datum: Samstag, 22. August 2026 ⏰ Zeit: 14:00–17:00 Uhr 📍 Ort: Gänseliesel, Markt, 37073 Göttingen, Deutschland Setzen wir gemeinsam ein Zeichen für Gerechtigkeit und Menschenrechte! #SurabMassacre #Balochistan #Menschenrechte #JusticeForSurab #BNM

BNMdeutsch's tweet photo. 📢 PROTEST & MARSCH: GERECHTIGKEIT FÜR SURAB

📍 Göttingen, Deutschland

Die Baloch National Movement (BNM) ruft alle Menschenrechtsverteidigerinnen, Aktivistinnen und solidarischen Bürger*innen dazu auf, gemeinsam mit der Bevölkerung von #Balochistan gegen anhaltende Menschenrechtsverletzungen und Kriegsverbrechen zu protestieren.

🗓 Datum: Samstag, 22. August 2026
⏰ Zeit: 14:00–17:00 Uhr
📍 Ort: Gänseliesel, Markt, 37073 Göttingen, Deutschland

Setzen wir gemeinsam ein Zeichen für Gerechtigkeit und Menschenrechte!

#SurabMassacre
#Balochistan
#Menschenrechte
#JusticeForSurab
#BNM

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Baloch Pledge Renewal Day in London: Baloch Independence is Inevitable; Struggle to Continue Until the Goal is Achieved Friday, August 14, 2026 | #BalochPledgeRenewalDay https://t.co/PZsk2nWU35

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Baloch Pledge Renewal Day in London: Baloch Independence is Inevitable; Struggle to Continue Until the Goal is Achieved Friday, August 14, 2026 | #BalochPledgeRenewalDay https://t.co/hDWb17BbKb The Baloch National Movement (BNM) hosted a conference in London on August 11 to commemorate "Baloch Pledge Renewal Day." The event underscored the historical significance of Balochistan's August 11, 1947, declaration of independence, shedding light on the region's history, its ongoing political struggle, and the resolute demand for the Baloch nation's liberation from Pakistani occupation. Speakers emphasized that August 11 serves as a stark reminder that the Baloch are not a marginalized, nameless group that can be easily pushed into obscurity, but a historically rich nation whose freedom was stripped away. They asserted that Pakistan maintains its occupation of Balochistan through brute force and ruthless military actions. Enforced disappearances and extrajudicial killings run rampant, while entire villages are being systematically demolished as a form of collective punishment. Each year, this day echoes the memory of their stolen sovereignty. The speakers urged the Baloch nation to recognize that they remain shackled by subjugation. "Today, we renew our pledge to relentlessly pursue our struggle until the freedom of our Baloch homeland is fully restored," they declared. Highlighting historical parallels, the speakers noted that Britain's attack on Kalat on November 13, 1839, marked the beginning of Balochistan's prolonged subjugation. However, the fierce resistance of the Khan of Kalat, Mir Mehrab Khan, forged a new chapter in history. His martyrdom, alongside other prominent Baloch leaders, stands as a powerful testament to the Baloch nation's unwavering spirit and ultimate sacrifices for sovereignty and national autonomy. The speakers made it unequivocally clear that the Baloch nation will never abandon its quest for liberation. They warned that the repercussions of Balochistan's forced occupation will not remain confined to the Baloch nation alone; rather, establishing lasting peace in this strategically vital region is only possible through Balochistan's independence. They argued that the presence of an inherently unstable state like Pakistan perpetuates regional volatility. The Baloch nation's appeal to the international community is neither extraordinary nor illegitimate—they simply demand the return of their stolen freedom. Achieving national dignity, preserving their identity, and securing the exclusive right to self-determination remain the core objectives of the Baloch national struggle. The BNM envisions an independent Balochistan founded on humanitarian principles, where all citizens enjoy true equality and justice. The conference was hosted by Jasim Baloch, with notable addresses delivered by Qambar Bakhsh, Manzoor Baloch, Abid Baloch, Husam Ibrahim, Bajar Ali, Bakhtiar Muhammad Azeem, and Abdul Ghaffar.

BNMovement_'s tweet photo. Baloch Pledge Renewal Day in London: Baloch Independence is Inevitable; Struggle to Continue Until the Goal is Achieved

Friday, August 14, 2026 | #BalochPledgeRenewalDay

https://t.co/hDWb17BbKb

The Baloch National Movement (BNM) hosted a conference in London on August 11 to commemorate "Baloch Pledge Renewal Day." The event underscored the historical significance of Balochistan's August 11, 1947, declaration of independence, shedding light on the region's history, its ongoing political struggle, and the resolute demand for the Baloch nation's liberation from Pakistani occupation.

Speakers emphasized that August 11 serves as a stark reminder that the Baloch are not a marginalized, nameless group that can be easily pushed into obscurity, but a historically rich nation whose freedom was stripped away. They asserted that Pakistan maintains its occupation of Balochistan through brute force and ruthless military actions. Enforced disappearances and extrajudicial killings run rampant, while entire villages are being systematically demolished as a form of collective punishment. Each year, this day echoes the memory of their stolen sovereignty.

The speakers urged the Baloch nation to recognize that they remain shackled by subjugation. "Today, we renew our pledge to relentlessly pursue our struggle until the freedom of our Baloch homeland is fully restored," they declared.

Highlighting historical parallels, the speakers noted that Britain's attack on Kalat on November 13, 1839, marked the beginning of Balochistan's prolonged subjugation. However, the fierce resistance of the Khan of Kalat, Mir Mehrab Khan, forged a new chapter in history. His martyrdom, alongside other prominent Baloch leaders, stands as a powerful testament to the Baloch nation's unwavering spirit and ultimate sacrifices for sovereignty and national autonomy.

The speakers made it unequivocally clear that the Baloch nation will never abandon its quest for liberation. They warned that the repercussions of Balochistan's forced occupation will not remain confined to the Baloch nation alone; rather, establishing lasting peace in this strategically vital region is only possible through Balochistan's independence. They argued that the presence of an inherently unstable state like Pakistan perpetuates regional volatility.

The Baloch nation's appeal to the international community is neither extraordinary nor illegitimate—they simply demand the return of their stolen freedom. Achieving national dignity, preserving their identity, and securing the exclusive right to self-determination remain the core objectives of the Baloch national struggle. The BNM envisions an independent Balochistan founded on humanitarian principles, where all citizens enjoy true equality and justice.

The conference was hosted by Jasim Baloch, with notable addresses delivered by Qambar Bakhsh, Manzoor Baloch, Abid Baloch, Husam Ibrahim, Bajar Ali, Bakhtiar Muhammad Azeem, and Abdul Ghaffar.

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Pakistan Air Force Bombing in Gidar is a Blatant War Crime: BNM Statement & Video Evidence

BNM Footages

@BNMFootages

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Pakistan Air Force Bombing in Gidar is a Blatant War Crime: BNM Statement & Video Evidence The Baloch National Movement (BNM) has strongly condemned the Pakistan Air Force’s recent airstrikes on residential areas in Gidar, Surab. Tragically, over 20 civilians, including young children, have lost their lives in what the BNM is calling a blatant war crime. 🗣️ The BNM is demanding immediate international intervention, urging the European Union to suspend Pakistan’s GSP+ trade status, and calling on global media to report the facts impartially. The international community cannot remain silent on the #SurabMassacre. Read the full statement here: https://t.co/8NlJTxgAvY #SurabMassacre

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Pakistan Air Force Bombs Gidar: BNM Calls It a War Crime https://t.co/HDK1Zq1HS8 Airstrikes on civilian areas in Gidar, Surab, have reportedly killed 20+ people, including children. BNM condemns the attacks and calls for an independent international investigation and urgent action to protect civilians in Balochistan.

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BNM Spokesperson: Pakistan Air Force Bombing in Gidar is a Blatant War Crime Wednesday, August 12, 2026 | #SurabMassacre https://t.co/mcVto67N06 #SurabMassacre #BNMSpokesperson The spokesperson for the Baloch National Movement (BNM) has characterized the Pakistan Air Force's bombardment of the Gidar area in Balochistan’s Surab district as a blatant war crime. Airstrikes targeting residential areas have killed more than 20 civilians, including children under ten years old, raising grave concerns over human rights and civilian safety across Balochistan. The spokesperson emphasized that bombing civilian populations and taking innocent young lives constitute flagrant violations of international humanitarian law and the Geneva Conventions. The Pakistan Army is not acting alone in these acts—which include indiscriminate force against civilians, home demolitions, and forced displacement—as local politicians and political parties facilitating these crimes are equally complicit. The BNM urged the European Union and international bodies to take swift, effective action rather than remaining silent on this humanitarian crisis. Specifically, the BNM called on the EU to immediately suspend Pakistan's GSP+ status and all associated trade preferences, noting that such privileges are strictly contingent upon compliance with fundamental human rights standards. Furthermore, the spokesperson urged international media outlets to report factual, impartial news rather than amplifying one-sided propaganda and false narratives from the Inter-Services Public Relations (ISPR). Immediate international intervention and an independent investigation by global rights organizations are critical. A failure by the international community to respond promptly will not only deepen the humanitarian disaster in Balochistan, but also undermine the credibility of global institutions.

BNMovement_'s tweet photo. BNM Spokesperson: Pakistan Air Force Bombing in Gidar is a Blatant War Crime

Wednesday, August 12, 2026 | #SurabMassacre

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#SurabMassacre #BNMSpokesperson

The spokesperson for the Baloch National Movement (BNM) has characterized the Pakistan Air Force's bombardment of the Gidar area in Balochistan’s Surab district as a blatant war crime. Airstrikes targeting residential areas have killed more than 20 civilians, including children under ten years old, raising grave concerns over human rights and civilian safety across Balochistan.

The spokesperson emphasized that bombing civilian populations and taking innocent young lives constitute flagrant violations of international humanitarian law and the Geneva Conventions. The Pakistan Army is not acting alone in these acts—which include indiscriminate force against civilians, home demolitions, and forced displacement—as local politicians and political parties facilitating these crimes are equally complicit.

The BNM urged the European Union and international bodies to take swift, effective action rather than remaining silent on this humanitarian crisis. Specifically, the BNM called on the EU to immediately suspend Pakistan's GSP+ status and all associated trade preferences, noting that such privileges are strictly contingent upon compliance with fundamental human rights standards.

Furthermore, the spokesperson urged international media outlets to report factual, impartial news rather than amplifying one-sided propaganda and false narratives from the Inter-Services Public Relations (ISPR). Immediate international intervention and an independent investigation by global rights organizations are critical. A failure by the international community to respond promptly will not only deepen the humanitarian disaster in Balochistan, but also undermine the credibility of global institutions.

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11 August 1947 - Balochistan’s Independence https://t.co/tP9pMawUat On 11 August 1947, Balochistan declared independence and affirmed its sovereignty. The occupation that followed gave rise to generations of Baloch resistance. Today, 11 August remains a day to honor sacrifices and renew the pledge for Balochistan’s freedom.

BNMUSAC's tweet photo. 11 August 1947 - Balochistan’s Independence

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On 11 August 1947, Balochistan declared independence and affirmed its sovereignty. The occupation that followed gave rise to generations of Baloch resistance.
Today, 11 August remains a day to honor sacrifices and renew the pledge for Balochistan’s freedom.

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On #11August, BNM held a seminar in Frankfurt (Oder) and awareness campaigns across Germany, highlighting Balochistan’s history, identity, and ongoing struggle for freedom. #BalochPledgeRenewalDay #Balochistan

BNMUSAC's tweet photo. On #11August, BNM held a seminar in Frankfurt (Oder) and awareness campaigns across Germany, highlighting Balochistan’s history, identity, and ongoing struggle for freedom.

#BalochPledgeRenewalDay
#Balochistan https://t.co/TcAbODjvxT

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11 August 1947: The Untold Story of Balochistan’s Independence, Annexation & Resistance https://t.co/3G5JKztGui

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11 August – Baloch Pledge Renewal Day Conference- #London

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Announcement: 11 August – Baloch Pledge Renewal Day Conference- #London We commemorate a profound milestone in our history: the declaration of Balochistan’s independence on 11 August 1947, following the withdrawal of British colonial rule. To honour this historic occasion and observe Pledge Renewal Day, the Baloch National Movement (BNM) is organising a conference in London. All members and supporters are invited to join us in reflecting on our history and reaffirming our unwavering commitment to Balochistan’s freedom struggle. Event Details Date: 11 August 2026 Time: 3:00 PM – 5:30 PM Baloch National Movement (BNM) #BalochPledgeRenewalDay #BNMinUK

BNMovement_'s tweet photo. Announcement: 11 August – Baloch Pledge Renewal Day Conference- #London

We commemorate a profound milestone in our history: the declaration of Balochistan’s independence on 11 August 1947, following the withdrawal of British colonial rule.

To honour this historic occasion and observe Pledge Renewal Day, the Baloch National Movement (BNM) is organising a conference in London.

All members and supporters are invited to join us in reflecting on our history and reaffirming our unwavering commitment to Balochistan’s freedom struggle.

Event Details
Date: 11 August 2026
Time: 3:00 PM – 5:30 PM

Baloch National Movement (BNM)

#BalochPledgeRenewalDay
#BNMinUK

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Unlawful arrests will never silence the truth. The voices of Dr. Mahrang Baloch and Baloch Yakjehti Committee (BYC ) members cannot be silenced through repression. Their arrests must not be used to conceal enforced disappearances and the ongoing Baloch genocide. Free Dr. Mahrang Baloch and all Baloch Yakjehti Committee (BYC ) members. #ReleaseBYCLeaders #EndEnforcedDisappearances #StopBalochGenocide

BNMUSAC's tweet photo. Unlawful arrests will never silence the truth. The voices of Dr. Mahrang Baloch and Baloch Yakjehti Committee (BYC ) members cannot be silenced through repression. Their arrests must not be used to conceal enforced disappearances and the ongoing Baloch genocide.
Free Dr. Mahrang Baloch and all Baloch Yakjehti Committee (BYC ) members.

#ReleaseBYCLeaders
#EndEnforcedDisappearances
#StopBalochGenocide

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