
The protestors alleged that the security forces had whisked away Qambar Chakar and his cousin Arshad Baloch during a raid on Friday. Addressing a news conference at the Turbat Press Club, BSO-Azad Leader Farida Baloch stated that personnel of intelligence agencies violated the sanctity of Chakar’s home by raiding it. She said that more than 30 activists of BSO-Azad had been reported missing since 2009 and hostage taking of opponents had now become a routine practice.
They demanded international humanitarian organizations and judiciary to take notice of the deteriorating human rights situation in Balochistan.
Published in The Express Tribune, November 27th, 2010.
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