Baloch literature is staggering when it comes to productive content production. Once we complained of shrinking writers in national languages, but in the contemporary context, we are facing the crisis of useful contents – though the former concern yet...
Balochistan is the largest province of Pakistan in terms of area and endowed with abundant natural resources, yet it continues to witness immense hardships among its people. Among the numerous challenges confronting the province, enforced disappearances stand out as...
Many scholars trace the modern practice of enforced disappearances to Adolf Hitler’s “Night and Fog” decree of 7 December, 1941. This order institutionalized a systematic method of secret detention, torture, and extrajudicial killing aimed at eliminating individuals considered threats...
The enforced disappearances of Baloch women roots back to 1970s when two Baloch women, Bibi Soomari and Peeradi were illegally abducted from Jhao area of Awaran by the security personnel. The series of the ongoing repression largely shifts to...
Balochistan is home to severe human rights infringements, where a constant struggle for a better national life is underway. Many have played their role on the road to a better future, while plenty are yet making their way to...
December is known as a month when we lost not only a year, but also valuable things— most dear to us. While December allows us to say goodbye to our previous grief, but it is also the month in...
Dr. Ghulam Jan, a professor at the University of Turbat (UoT), led an influential training program for the youths across Makran to build their technical aspects. The goal was to help them do well in school, work, and business....
Balochistan is going through a challenging era of illegal dominance, marking its beginning back in 1839 when the British imperial army attacked the core of Baloch state, the Kalat State, to make it a buffer state for controlling its...
Balochistan constitutes the largest province in terms of land area, encompassing approximately 43% of the total state territory. However, its population is comparatively small, estimated at around 17–18 million, or roughly 5% of the total population. Despite its territorial...
The day Balochistan became part of Pakistan, amid governance and stability challenges, the state administration began the denial of rights, the criminalization of identity, and crackdowns on leaders. Baloch intellectuals and leaders from different fields including writers, human rights...
