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Violent extremism, religious intolerance in Pakistan poses devastating consequences for its future
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The unabated spree of Pakistani atrocities in Baluchistan and Sindh
People hold signs and photos as they sit along a road demanding to know the details on the whereabouts of their missing family members, during a protest in Islamabad, Pakistan February 18, 2021. Picture taken February 18, 2021. REUTERS/Umer Farooq
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26th Feb 2021
The recent report, confirming the clandestine killing of a Baluch female activist named Karima Baloch, in Canada has sparked worldwide concern and execration. Karima Baloch had to flee Pakistan and take sanctuary in Canada in the face of a threat to her life. Pakistani secret service instrumentalists posed these threats because of her voice for the cause of the Baluch people. There exists cogent reason to believe that Pakistani undercover agents caused the killing. This news is very alarming indeed in that it depicts Pakistan agents can travel beyond its territory to cause heinous crimes.
Balochistan: In the Crosshairs of History
Mon, Feb 22 2021 01:08:34 PM
By Aditi Bhaduri
Feb 22 (IANS): The year began on a subdued note with the assassination of journalist and activist Karima Baloch, one of Balochistan s few, fiery and brilliant women freedom fighters. Her dead body was found in a lake in Toronto, Canada. The death is strongly alleged to be that of the Pakistani deep state. It, however, did not ignite international passions as the farmers protests in democratic India did, for example. Yet, this was not a one-off assassination. It was part of a broader pattern of continuous death, destruction and dispossession of an entire community by the very state that is meant to protect and ensure their rights. Just in September another Baloch female journalist was killed, her perpetrators went scot-free.
According to the Human Rights Council of Balochistan 18 murders and 28 people were forcibly disappeared in Pakistan s Balochistan province in September alone. The Voice of Baloch Missing Persons states that between 2002 and September 2018, at least 6,428 persons were forcibly abducted by security agencies. Prominent Baloch tribal leaders have been assassinated, forcing yet others to seek asylum abroad. Yet,
Opinion: The silence of Canadian authorities regarding the death of Karima Mehrab is deafening
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