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Several members of the Baloch National Movement (BNM) held a protest in front of the Canadian Embassy in Washington, DC over the death of activist Karima Baloch

Last Updated: 30th December, 2020 13:30 IST Baloch Activists Protest At Canada's Embassy In US Over Karima Baloch's Death; Blame Pak Baloch activists protest in the United States in front of the Canadian Embassy over the mysterious death of popular human rights activist Karima Baloch Baloch National Movement (BNM) members in the United States held a protest in front of the Canadian Embassy over the death of their popular leader and activist Karima Baloch in Toronto. Protestors made calls for justice on Tuesday afternoon and demanded a formal investigation into the death of the human rig...

US diplomat Robert Destro condoles death of activist Karima Baloch ANI | Updated: Dec 29, 2020 05:44 IST Washington DC [US], December 29 (ANI): Senior US Diplomat Robert A Destro on Monday condoled the death of activist Karima Baloch who was found dead in Canada last week under mysterious circumstances. "Saddened by the passing of activist Karima Baloch last week. She fiercely defended women's rights, campaigned for missing persons, and continued her human rights advocacy, even after leaving Pakistan. The world has lost a hero," said Destro, who is the ...

India Claims China Is Supporting Insurgents on Its Border With Burma NEW DELHI—Indian officials are accusing China of supporting insurgents who have been active in recent months in its northeast region. The insurgents are being provided with weapons by Chinese proxies inside Burma (also known as Myanmar), according to Indian media, and are helping China open a new battlefront on India’s northeastern border, at a time when India–China relations are already tense because of a conflict in Ladakh in north-western India. “There are telltale signs, which indicate that the Chinese have been ...

English By Michael Lipin Share on Facebook Print this page WASHINGTON - International rights activists pressing for a U.N.-authorized investigation of Iran’s 1988 mass killings of political prisoners got a boost this week from a supportive letter by U.N. rights experts, but the activists’ long-running campaign for such a probe faces several uncertainties. In the letter published online Wednesday, the six U.N. Special Rapporteurs and the Working Group on Enforced or Involuntary Disappearances warned Iran that if it continues to “refus...