The image of Dr. Mahrang Baloch’s face painted on the back of a truck in Balochistan is profoundly moving.
She is no longer just one activist — she has become the symbol of a people’s unbreakable hope & resistance.
1/2 @AzaadBalach@Sarmachari1240#ReleaseMahrangBaloch
They call it "counter-terrorism." What a joke!
Dad Shah wasn't a militant or a threat— he's a writer and working man snatched straight from his Karachi home simply because he is the brother of human rights defender @FoziaBaloch10 !
1/2 @shahzamanrind1#ReleaseDadShahBaloch
When an institutional security apparatus can abduct young men, torture them in secret, strip them of every basic right to a fair trial, and execute them with total impunity, it is an active crime against humanity.
2/ @ShujaaAzmi@FarhanBaloch53@Moni_Kakar
Every cell door they slam and every file they stamp 'disappeared' only hardens a collective memory that no bullet can pierce. That is why the Baloch movement outlasts every general who tries to bury it.
2/2 @kadhodaie@shgcci#ReleaseMahrangBaloch
You can launch all the slick insurgent PR campaigns you want, and the state can drop all the kinetic crackdowns it wants—neither of them is fixing the actual problem!
1/3 @husainhaqqani@iamthedrifter@Sarmachari1240
https://t.co/9VcG7Cfml2
Imagine the sheer terror of a midnight knock, and then—nothing. Safia Baloch, a 20-year-old student, was snatched from her home in the dead of night on August 23rd, and no one has seen her since.
1/3 @Atifbaloch_@imasbaloch@Balochkarwaan1#ReleaseSafiaBaloch
This is the grim reality of Pakistan’s war on the province: high-tech hardware turned on ordinary citizens, treating civilian blood as cheap and accountability as non-existent.
2/2 @MariaCorinaYA@imranbaloch1@IjazBaluchh#StopBalochGenocide