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Swedish warriors went gentle into the good night, entombed on feather beds
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A death in Toronto brings attention again to the struggles in Pakistan’s Balochistan
Two Baloch activists in exile have been found dead this year – one in Canada, the other in Sweden. Dec 28, 2020 · 06:30 am A demonstration in Karachi after Pakistani human rights activist Karima Mehrab, also known as Karima Baloch, was found dead in Toronto, on December 24. | Rizwan Tabassum/ AFP
The death of human rights activist Karima Baloch in Toronto last week has again brought world attention to the trouble in Pakistan’s Balochistan region. The 37-year-old activist had gone missing after setting out for a walk. The police said that they had no reason to suspect foul play but her family told the BBC that “her death at least warrants closer inspection”.
Pakistani activist was a mountain of courage
Supporters of Baloch political activist Karima Baloch rallied in Quetta on Wednesday © EPA
Karima Baloch, a Pakistani human rights activist living in exile in Canada, was found dead on Sunday. Police say they have no reason to suspect foul play, but Karima s family and supporters say her death at least warrants closer inspection. After all, she is the second prominent Pakistani dissident to drown in exile this year. The BBC spoke to her family about a woman they called a mountain of courage .
In 2008, Karima Mehrab - known as Karima Baloch - was standing in front of a judge in a Pakistani court on charges connected to her activism. He told her he was minded to give her a more lenient sentence because she was a woman.
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image captionSupporters of Baloch political activist Karima Baloch rallied in Quetta on Wednesday
Karima Baloch, a Pakistani human rights activist living in exile in Canada, was found dead on Sunday. Police say they have no reason to suspect foul play, but Karima s family and supporters say her death at least warrants closer inspection. The BBC spoke to her family about a woman they called a mountain of courage .
In 2008, Karima Mehrab - known as Karima Baloch - was standing in front of a judge in a Pakistani court on charges connected to her activism. The judge told her he was minded to give her a more lenient sentence because she was a woman.
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