Articles
Selected articles related to the Baloch movement, history and current situation
Articles
A Brief History of the Baloch Movement and the BNM as an Organization by Qazi Rehan
Against Pakistan's Forced Occupation of Balochistan, the Baloch Nation Launched an Armed Resistance Led by Prince Abdul Karim Baloch on May 16, 1948, Laying the Foundation of the Independence Movement, Which Continues Uninterrupted to This Day Despite Many Ups and Downs.
An Open Charge Sheet Against Pakistan and Its Officials for Crimes Against Humanity
Baloch National Movement's charge sheet accusing Pakistan and its officials of genocide and crimes against humanity in Balochistan.
27 March: A Dark Day’s Long Shadow on Balochistan’s Future
This event began a long era of Balochistan's subjugation, with lasting effects felt to this day.
Balochistan is heading for independence | Chairman BNM Dr. Naseem Baloch’s conversation with India Narrative
We are not asking for a share of our wealth. We are asking for our land, where we can live as free and sovereign people.
Alien language: denying education in Balochistan
There is no doubt that the language is the center of the human intelligence. A positive relationship exists between language ability and mental ability. The language serves as the primary medium through which not only the thoughts and feelings are communicated, but also the customs,…
ISIS in Balochistan and role of Pakistani state in fostering extremism
Pakistan occupied Balochistan in 1948. At the time of occupation Baloch were governed by secular Baloch code which clearly defines legitimacy of the state and its sovereignty in term of secular Baloch nationalism. Baloch resistance movement still retains this political character of secularism which has…
Human right abuses in Balochistan
Introduction Pakistan occupied Balochistan in 1948. Since then, the Baloch haven’t accepted the occupation and have been resisting and maneuvering to liberate their land. To counter the Baloch resistance, Pakistan has adopted a policy of Baloch genocide. The Baloch genocide includes organized killing of Baloch…
Pakistan’s policy of religious radicalization in Balochistan
As in Kashmir or Afghanistan, the Pakistani security agencies have also resorted to religious extremists to act as their proxies. Fundamentalist terror organisations, including Lashkar e Taiba, Lashkar e Jhangwi, Lashkar e Khurasan, Jamatud Dawa and ISIS are becoming increasingly active in Balochistan. They freely…
Baloch Nationalism: its origin, rise and future
Most people know Balochistan as simply 44 per cent land mass of Pakistan but what many people do not know is that it didn’t become 44 percent by choice; it wanted coexistence but was forced into merger. Moreover it isn’t ‘terra nullius’ a land without…
