The Baloch National Movement (BNM) held a protest in Hanover, Germany , against Pakistan’s ongoing military aggeresions , drone strikes, and severe human rights violations in Balochistan. Protesters carried banners and placards demanding justice for the victims and an immediate end to Panjabi military aggression .
Speakers said that the Punjabi army carried out aerial and ground attacks in Zehri , a sub-district of Khuzdar in occupied Balochistan , killing women and children and destroying homes and villages. According to them, Zehri has been under continuous bombardment for over a month , with communications cut off , curfews imposed , and humanitarian access blocked. Protesters called on the European Union, the United Nations, and other international organizations to send a fact-finding mission to the area.
BNM leaders in Germany — Shar Hassan Baloch (President, Germany), Safia Baloch (Vice President), Shali Baloch (Joint Secretary), Jabbar Baloch, Sami Baloch, Luqman Baloch, Hammad Baloch, Sara Baloch, Mujeeb Abdullah Baloch, Akbar Sabz, Salam Baloch, and Safia Gohar — addressed the protesters. They condemned Pakistan’s military aggeresions , enforced disappearances, and drone strikes, calling them a form of collective punishment against the Baloch nation. They said that Zehri has been turned into a “slaughterhouse.” The speakers appealed to the United Nations, European Union, and human rights organizations to intervene immediately. They emphasized that the Baloch struggle is for justice, dignity, and the right to self-determination.
Several speakers referred to recent incidents, saying that many civilians in Zehri and the surrounding areas were killed in drone attacks and helicopter shelling. They said these attacks are part of the broader campaign of aggression by the Punjabi state against the Baloch nation, which has been ongoing for years. The speakers also stated that the Punjabi army is trying to justify its actions using religious and nationalist slogans.
TheBaloch National Movement (BNM) appealed to international human rights organizations to hold Pakistan accountable for these atrocities and pressure Islamabad and Rawalpindi to end the ongoing campaign of genocide against the Baloch nation. At the end of the protest, participants vowed to continue their struggle forjustice, freedom, and human dignity.
One speaker said, “The world’s silence deepens our wounds every day — this silence must be broken now.”
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