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In an unprecedented display of courage and determination, Baloch women have led a historic march through Balochistan to Islamabad, demanding justice and an end to enforced disappearances
ROME, Jan 12 (IPS) - “We are the mothers, daughters and sisters of the missing and murdered Baloch. We are thousands.” Mahrang Baloch, a 28-year-old doctor from Pakistan's Balochistan province, is blunt when introducing herself and the rest of a group protesting in central Islamabad.
In a growing protest movement, family members are drawing attention to the long-standing issue of abductions in Balochistan.
Protesters have marched from Quetta to Islamabad to demand answers, petitioned the courts, sat on highways and staged rallies, only to be faced with apathy.
New Delhi, Jan 17: The rise in the number of 'enforced disappearances' of Baloch students and men has forced women in Pakistan's high conflict zone to step into the nationalist movement. Many have slipped into the role as freedom fighters after ...