What did your father do that led to his arrest and disappearance by Pakistani forces?
My father was political activist; he was talking about the rights of the people of Balochistan that is why he was forcibly abducted by security forces.
Can you describe the state of your family the day your father was abducted and the days that followed up till now?
When we heard about the forcibly disappearance of our father we felt like the sky has fallen on us my mother along with my rest of siblings became unconscious....
In Balochistan, journalists, teachers, political activists, students and human rights defenders are being targeted in particular. The ALRC and its sister-organisation, the Asian Human...
The pangs of conscience here are always highly selective and expedient, so it is extremely unlikely that any tribunal to investigate the relentless and...
Thousands of Baloch have been displaced, their houses were burnt, and countless families’ valuables have been looted by Pakistan’s “Islamic” army. Regretfully, the International...
23 febrero 2011
The Pakistan government must immediately provide accountability for the alarming number of killings and abductions in Balochistan attributed to government forces in...
PAKISTAN: Supreme Court should hear cases of extrajudicial killings of disappeared persons
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
AHRC-STM-026-2011
February 8, 2011
A Statement by the Asian Human Rights...
By Shahid Husain
Karachi
As many as 12,000 people are “missing” in Balochistan, including 143 women, said Qadeer Baloch, Vice Chairman, Voice for Baloch Missing People,...
