United Nations, Amnesty International and other human rights organizations take immediate notice of the state terrorism and barbarism unfolding in Gwadar- Baloch peoples congrees
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Baloch peoples congrees and Baloch voice association in a joint statement stated that We are receiving extremely distressing reports from Gwadar, where Pakistan’s security forces have once again attacked the peaceful sit-in of the Baloch National Gathering in Padi Zerr Gwadar. According to the latest updates, intense and indiscriminate firing is being directed at the peaceful participants. Tear gas is being shelled, and numerous participants are critically injured and being arrested.
We urgently appeal to the United Nations (@UN), Amnesty International (@amnesty), and other human rights organizations to take immediate notice of the state terrorism and barbarism unfolding in Gwadar. The lives of thousands of people are currently at risk.
We request immediate international intervention to:
1. Protect the lives and rights of the peaceful protestors: Ensure that the security forces cease their violent actions and indiscriminate killings and Enforced disappearances of people and that those injured receive necessary medical attention.
2. Investigate the actions of the security forces: Launch an independent investigation into the excessive use of force against peaceful demonstrators.
3. Hold accountable those responsible: Ensure that those security forces of Pakistan responsible for the violence and human rights abuses are held accountable under international law.
The situation in Gwadar is critical, and immediate action is necessary to prevent further loss of life and uphold human rights.
