LONDON: Exiled Baloch leader Hyrbyair Marri has alleged that a particular “school of thought” in Balochistan is being subjected to abuse because the establishment hates their views on Balochistan issue.
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The former provincial minister, who has been living in exile for nearly a decade now, led a protest against disappearances in Balochistan which started from outside Pakistan High Commission and marched all the way to 10 Downing Street where a rally was held. Nearly 100 Baloch activists and their supporters attended the march and raised slogans against enforced disappearances. The march was organised by the International Committee Against Disappearances (ICAD) and International Voice for Baloch Missing Persons. The protestors carried banners condemning the alleged disappearances and pictures of the missing persons.
“We are here to show solidarity with the relatives of the missing persons whose dear ones have been abducted and tortured for speaking about their fundamental rights. Those abducted have been subjected to worst kind of torture; their bodies are being drilled and poisoned.
