FREE BALOCHISTAN

Habiba Peerjan has reportedly been subjected to #enforceddisappearance for the second time Underscores ongoing concerns regarding due process and accountability in #Balochistan A troubling pattern of repeated targeting. #HumanRightsMatter @UN @RahimBalochh @UNGeneva

📍London | Manchester | Cambridge #BalochNationalMovement UK chapter highlighted how Pakistan's 1998 nuclear tests turned parts of #Balochistan into a sacrifice zone The suffering continues. Justice is overdue @BaluchWazir @InsightGL @hrw @UN_HRC

A protest demonstration was organised in Berlin by the Free Balochistan Movement to mark the aftermath of #Pakistan’s 1998 nuclear tests in #Balochistan. Lasting impact on the region and demanded accountability @MahalBaloch111 @InsightGL @BNMovement_ @hrw

Behind the joy of Eid, there are Baloch families carrying the pain of separation, still waiting for answers about their missing loved ones. Their resilience deserves to be remembered. #Balochistan @rishi_suri @RahimBalochh @lindberg_clara @drtchand

Disappearance is never a measure of state power; it is a symbol of repression #Enforceddisappearances strike at the very heart of justice and human dignity #ReleaseKhadijaBaloch Her safe recovery must remain an urgent priority. @BSAC_org @SherM_BRP @World_Back1

#Balochistan is paying the price for #Pakistan failed security doctrine #Quetta burns as the consequences of decades of military oppression unfold A symbol of instability, bloodshed,and failed governance @SherM_BRP @hrw @UN_HRC @InsightGL

Every new campaign for missing persons in #Balochistan highlights emotional toll carried by families who continue searching for their loved ones amid uncertainty n silence #ThisEidAskForRelease Transparency,accountability,and return of their loved ones. @World_Back1 @hrw

For years,#SairaBaloch searching for information abt her missing brothers Her story reflects pain n uncertainty experienced by many families affected by unresolved disappearance cases,underscoring importance of justice #HumanRightsForAll @BBC @MahalBaloch111 @rishi_suri

Detention of #MahrangBaloch has become a symbol of the wider debate surrounding voice,identity,human rights in #Balochistan The demand for justice, accountability, and dignity continues to resonate across communities @SherM_BRP @paank_bnm @erbmjha @UN_HRC

Pain of #enforceddisappearances does not end with one individual — it affects entire families and generations Across #Balochistan,demands for justice and accountability continue to grow #HumanRights @BaluchWazir @BSAC_org @RahimBalochh @SherM_BRP

For families of missing persons in #Balochistan, the passage of time has not brought closure, but deepened uncertainty. Calls for transparency and accountability continue across legal and human rights platforms. #HumanRightsCouncil @BaluchWazir @balogun @paank_bnm @drtchand

A candlelight tribute in Multan became a moment of reflection and remembrance for Professor Ghamkhar Hayat. #balochistan He was not just a scholar,but a guiding voice in preserving a fading cultural heritage @UN @SherM_BRP @World_Back1 @balochi5252 @hrw

Genocide anywhere leaves a permanent wound on humanity everywhere Each life lost represents a story unfinished, and each moment of silence risks allowing repetition. it reflects a shared human crisis #HumanRightsCouncil #balochistan @World_Back1 @MahalBaloch111 @rishi_suri

Dr. Mahrang Baloch’s activism has become a symbol of resilience and peaceful resistance @MahrangBaloch_ Her continued activism highlights the importance of dialogue, human rights and non-violent efforts for lasting change. @BalochV4Justice @RahimBalochh @SherM_BRP @InsightGL

#KhadijaBaloch family has remained steadfast in protest outside BMC Hospital, demanding justice and raising their voice against alleged abuses and long-standing suffering in #Balochistan @drtchand @BaluchWazir @erbmjha @FoziaBaloch10 @paank_bnm

We condemn all forms of violence, disappearances and abuse against civilians in #Balochistan. Stories of grief and trauma faced by affected families must not be ignored. #Humanrights, accountability and the rule of law must prevail @MahalBaloch111 @World_Back1 @UN @BBCWorld

@ShanajAhmed8 @FoziaBaloch10 @zehrijournalist @Sarmachari1240 @ZaffarBaloch Voices from #Balochistan continue to demand justice, dignity and fundamental human rights. Concerns over enforced disappearances, violence and political repression deserve peaceful dialogue and international attention.

Bravery runs through Baloch veins like fire through the mountains. Every street, desert & valley in #Balochistan echoes the same cry: Pakistani army go back. 1/2 @FoziaBaloch10 @zehrijournalist @Sarmachari1240 @ZaffarBaloch

The Human Rights Council of Balochistan strongly condemns the targeted killing of Professor Ghamkhwar Hayat Baloch on May 16, 2026, in Noshki’s Killi Mengal area, allegedly carried out by state-backed armed groups commonly referred to locally as “death squads.” Professor Ghamkhwar Hayat Baloch, whose real name was Muhammad Khan, was widely known in the literary world by his pen name due to his significant literary work and intellectual contributions. He belonged to Noshki district and was the son of local political activist Abdul Majeed Sasoli. After completing his higher education, he was appointed as a lecturer in the Brahui language in 2014. At the time of his killing, he was serving as an Assistant Professor at Degree College Noshki. Professor Ghamkhwar was a renowned Brahui-language poet, writer, and intellectual who had authored fifteen books and played a significant role in promoting literature, language, and critical thought. His contributions to intellectual and cultural life made him a respected voice within literary and academic circles. Some time ago, his name had been placed on the Fourth Schedule, following which he was transferred to Sibi. However, he was later reassigned to Noshki. The killing of Professor Ghamkhwar is a profound loss for a region where education and critical thought are increasingly met with repression, and where those who promote knowledge, awareness, and intellectual engagement face persecution, enforced disappearances, and violence by the state and its proxies. HRCB is deeply alarmed by the growing pattern of violence and repression targeting professors, intellectuals, and members of academic institutions in Balochistan. Recently, Dr. Abdul Razzaq Sabir, Syed Manzoor Ahmed, Dr. Irshad Buledi, along with their driver Hatum, were reportedly subjected to enforced disappearance while traveling on an official visit. We demand an immediate, impartial, and transparent investigation into the killing of Professor Ghamkhwar and urge international human rights organizations to take urgent notice of the worsening situation faced by academics, intellectuals, and human rights defenders in Balochistan. #Balochistan

𝗗𝗮𝘆 𝟮𝟱 – 𝗕𝗼𝗹𝗮𝗻 𝗠𝗲𝗱𝗶𝗰𝗮𝗹 𝗖𝗼𝗺𝗽𝗹𝗲𝘅, 𝗤𝘂𝗲𝘁𝘁𝗮 𝗦𝗶𝘁-𝗶𝗻 Today, a rally was organized in front of BMC by Khadija Baloch’s family for her safe release. The Baloch nation has endured state oppression for decades. Neither Baloch men nor Baloch women are safe from state violence. Khadija Baloch, a nursing student, was forcibly disappeared while she was residing in the nursing hostel. Today marks the 25th day of her illegal detention after enforced disappearance, yet no meaningful progress is being made by the administration for her safe release. This act stands completely against social values as well as basic humanity. #ReleaseKhadijaBaloch #StopBalochGenocide

Pain of unresolved disappearances in #Balochistan continues to affect countless families who are still waiting for clarity n justice #Humanrights concerns cannot fade from international attention Continued awareness and engagement remain important @MahalBaloch111 @drtchand