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Military operation in Mach, Bolan enters fourth day, disrupting local life
The Pakistani security forces have reportedly cordoned off multiple areas of Balochitan’s Mach, Bolan and their environs, as a large-scale military operation in the region enters its fourth day. The ground troops, assisted by gunship
The War Is Not Over – Nadir Baloch
Author: Nadir Baloch The history is full of blood shades in the fight between the darkness and the light, Evil and the Good, Right and the wrong, oppressed and the oppressors. In the light of
Another Year of Sorrows, Another Year of Pain
Writer: AR Ambika In the year 1974, like an envious rattled snake, Zulfiqar Ali Bhutto, in an unwanted response to India’s nuclear program started a whimsical project and named that evil design as Project-786. To
28th May: The Day Pakistan Lost Balochistan – Nadir Baloch
Nuclear tests killed Ras Koh but opened a window to the world to see Balochistan. This killing of Baloch Land with nuclear bombs brought consideration to Balochistan and its geography. The Ras Koh is a
A Case Report on an Abet of Assassination by Officialdom of Pakistani Army – Rizwan Baloch
Author: Rizwan Baloch Introduction: Pakistan is a haven for its highly elevated officials whose immoral and unethical practices are justified or overlooked. They have been involved in the abduction and assassination of innumerable activists, journalists,
Baloch Enforced Disappearances: An Overlooked Perennially Intricate Case – Rizwan Baloch
Author: Rizwan Baloch Introduction: Enforce disappearances, an act of illicit abduction without producing the victims before the judiciary and is an intricate issue in Balochistan, yet, quite a negligible problem for Political leaders and the
Reko Diq, The Valley of Minerals and Marginalized Balochistan
Balochistan is endowed with natural resources and covers a large part of the territory about 45% of Pakistan with an estimated population of 19,255,648 as mentioned in the 2023 consensus is heretofore the least developed
In Memory of Abdul Rauf Baloch: A Call to Embrace Unity and Protect Religious Freedom
Writer: Inayath Baloch In the relentless pursuit of our careers, we often overlook the significance of maintaining connections with our loved ones. The narrative of Abdul Rauf Baloch serves as a poignant reminder that amidst
Nuclear Scars and the Voiceless Plight of Balochistan: An Unseen Tale from the Heart of Asia
Writer: Waja Sohrab Baloch In the heart of Asia, there exists a forgotten tale, untouched by international scrutiny and buried under layers of geopolitical interests. It is the tale of Balochistan, a land that has
Enforced Disappearances and Human Rights Abuses in Occupied Balochistan: A Call to Action
Writer: Waja Sohrab Baloch The harrowing instance of human rights abuses in occupied Balochistan remains an increasing concern on the world stage. Instances of enforced disappearances, in which people are secretly abducted or imprisoned by
Struggle for Independence – Naseer Baloch
Writer: Naseer Baloch Balochistan’s history since its occupation by Pakistan in 1948 has been marked by a persistent struggle for self-determination and independence. The region holds immense significance for Pakistan, constituting 44% of its landmass
Lest we forget the sacrifices of our martyrs Written By: Ambreen Baloch
Lest we forget the sacrifices of our martyrs Written By: Ambreen Baloch “The tyrant dies and his rule is over, the martyr dies and his rule begins.” November 13th will always be enshrined with golden
The very life-blood history of Altruist freedom fighters: A tribute to the martyrs of Balochistan – Khalid Baloch
Written by: Khalid Baloch Although every fencible fighter’s martyrdom has its own significance in the course to self-determination, but a sacrifice that brings about a continuous change, completes the meaning of atonement of enlightenment. Ustad
Constitution-Less State: The Intrepid Women’s Venture of Time; An Uprising, Mass Movement of Hope – Rizwan Baloch
Written By Rizwan Baloch Balochistan is long been in the plague of despots and wrecked particularly for more than two consecutive decades. Through the collective punishment policy, the state has breached International laws hitherto not
Unveiled the war in the shadow through Mass Movement
Unveiled the war in the shadow through Mass Movement Writes Rizwan Baloch In the aftermath of the occupation of Balochistan, Pakistan has been utilizing various warfare models, radical elements, religion, educational institutions, literature, and proxies
Baloch Women Spearheading the Revolution
Writer: Ambreen Baloch The history of Balochistan has never been easy, it has been crammed with struggles and strife, blood and sweat, and tears of its women and children. In any given society, the sacrifices
Analyzing the CPEC: The world should know, Gwadar is still suffering – Inayat Baloch
Writer: Inayat Baloch China-Pakistan Economic Corridor, CPEC, was initiated with high hopes and tall claims in the development of Pakistan especially in Balochistan. The goal of the CPEC is both, to transform Pakistan’s economy—by modernizing
The Right to Bury the Deceased – Nadir Baluch
Even though the degradation of a corpse’s dignity is against international and non-international conflict laws, and also a subject of religious and cultural concern; it is also perceived as a war offense, but many states
China Aims to Devour Baloch Resources with CPEC as an Excuse – Ambreen Baloch
Writer: Ambreen Baloch Development refers to the enhancement of the quality of life for individuals within a society. If a person experiences prosperity economically and socially, they have access to essential life requirements such as
Grieving Balochistan and Reko-Diq – Rizwan Baloch
Written By Rizwan Baloch Balochistan is the most important geostrategic place. It is rich in gifts and precious minerals. It is the gateway to Central Asia, Afghanistan, China, and the warm Indian Ocean. It also
Why the Baloch Remain Trapped in Tribalism — Even in 2025 – Hani Askani
Written by : Hani Askani It’s the year 2025, but in many parts of Balochistan, society continues to function under a tribal system that belongs to the Stone Age. Despite the world moving forward with
The Last Colony: Balochistan’s Cry for Sovereignty – Aneesa Baloch
Written By: Aneesa Baloch For decades, Balochistan has remained a land of untold suffering, buried truths, and unfulfilled promises. Despite being one of the most resource-rich regions in South Asia, its people have been subjected
Gwadar’s Ownership: Myths vs. Historical Evidence — Khalid Baloch
Writter: Khalid Baloch Gwadar, despite its visual allure and historical as well as strategic significance, has often remained obscured from the limelight in recent history. Due to its geo-strategic location and role as a gateway
The Hidden War: Pakistani Army’s Violence and Disappearances in Balochistan – Women Speak Out — Heroof Baloch
Written By : Heroof Baloch In the dry, rugged landscapes of Balochistan, a quiet war has been raging for decades. It is not a conventional war of armies — but a campaign of fear, silencing,
Balochistan Betrayed: How Pakistan’s New Anti-Terror Law Legalises Oppression – Aneesa Baloch
From the heart of every Baloch — a voice against tyranny. Written By: Aneesa Baloch On 5th June 2025, the Balochistan Assembly passed what can only be described as a draconian piece of legislation —
The influence of narratives in times of information scarcity – Rizwan Baloch
Written By: Rizwan Baloch The Power of Narratives in an Information Void When essential information is scarce, narratives fill the void—often shaped by those who stand to gain the most. As prominent author Mark Twain
14 years of Tootak Operation- A tale of love, loss and pain – Ambreen Baloch
Writer: Ambreen Baloch They say the most painful goodbyes are the ones that are never said and never explained and that’s what has exactly happened with the Qalandarani family in Tootak. On 18th February 2011,
The First World Congress on Enforced Disappearances (WCED2025): A Baloch Resistance Perspective – Aneesa Baloch
Written By: Aneesa Baloch In a significant move towards addressing one of the most heinous human rights violations, the first world congress on enforced disappearances (WCED2025) convened in Geneva from January 15 to 16, 2025.
Freedom vs. Justice: Indifference and the Dilemma of Persuasion – Rizwan Baloch
Freedom and justice, though seemingly interlinked, present a philosophical conundrum that compels us to question their coexistence. These principles challenge us to assess their intrinsic value and the metaphorical trapdoor they open in the realm
Balochistan’s Resilient Struggle: Beyond the Narrative of Militancy – Aneesa Baloch
Written By: Aneesa Baloch The ongoing struggle in Balochistan is not merely a militant insurgency; it is a profound movement for the right to self-determination. The growth of this protest, with the active participation of
Leader or Destination: An Unending Quest – Rizwan Baloch
Written By: Rizwan Baloch As we delve into the philosophical question of whether one should seek a leader to guide tremor a destination to strive toward, we must ask: is a trade-off between the two
Information Era: The Age of Falsehood – Rizwan Baloch
Written By: Rizwan Baloch In a world driven by information, the potential to shape people’s beliefs has never been more potent. When this power is manipulated, it can cause significant harm, and rectifying the deliberate
Letter will be sent to all heads of state and representatives attending the SCO summit – Shafi Burfat Chairman JSMM
By: Shafi Burfat Chairman JSMM A letter will be sent by JSMM (Jeay Sindh Muttahida Mahaz) to all heads of state and representatives attending the SCO summit, informing them of the Pakistani state’s subjugation of
Balochistan: The Epicenter of Espionage and Geopolitical Gambits – Rizwan Baloch
Written By: Rizwan Baloch “Fore-knowledge of oneself and your foe brings fore-victory.” Sun Tzu Historically, the roots of spying trace back to ancient civilizations such as China, India, Egypt, and Rome. Espionage has been employed
We Strongly Condemns the recent decision by the Pakistani Govt to ban the Pashtun Tahafuz Movement – Sohail Abro Chairman JSFM
By: Sohail Abro Chairman Jeay Sindh Freedom Movement Jeay Sindh Freedom Movement Chairman Sohail Abro, Zubair Sindhi, Amar Azadi strongly condemns the recent decision by the pakistani government to ban the Pashtun Tahafuz Movement (PTM),
Sindh is the land of Sufis. Sindh has always given the message of love, non-violence, peace, human unity and human development- Sohail Abro Chairman JSFM
By: Sohail Abro Chairman Jeay Sindh Freedom Movement (Press Release Karachi JSFM) Jeay Sindh Freedom Movement held a demonstration in front of the Rally Kotri Press Club in Kotri city against religious fanaticism and the
Dr Shahnawaz Kunbhar is a martyr of Sindh – Sohail Abro Chairman JSFM
Written by: Sohail Abro Chairman Jeay Sindh Freedom Movement The martyrdom of Dr Shahnawaz Kunbhar has become a symbol of a very painful and important event, which gives new strength to the struggle and resistance of
The Struggle for Judicial Independence in Pakistan: How the Government Seeks to Reshape the Judiciary – Tahir Ahmed Khan
Written by: Tahir Ahmed Khan In a troubling move for Pakistan’s judiciary, the current government is pushing forward around fifty-six proposed constitutional amendments. It aimed at establishing a Federal Constitutional Court at the apex level.
Baloch “Gwadar Grand Gathering” of 29th July – 16 day long Successful Peaceful public mobilization that gave a sound drumming to the Generals – Asim Jaan
Written by: Asim Jaan This phase of the Baloch struggle asking for justice against the oppressing Military behemoth’s illegal and unconstitutional kidnapping of Baloch citizens, their torture and killing during illegal detention, started its travel
Eid of Tears: Balochistan’s Heartbreaking Vigil for Missing Loved Ones – Sahir Baloch
Written by: Sahir Baloch Eid, a time of joy and celebration, takes on a different hue in Balochistan. While many gather with loved ones, the people of Balochistan spend this sacred time protesting and mourning
