Peter Tatchell Calls for Sanctions on Pakistan at BNM Protest in Geneva

Pakistan’s political and military leaders must be held accountable for war crimes

Qazi Rehan
Qazi Rehan
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Veteran human rights activist Peter Tatchell, speaking at a Baloch National Movement (BNM) protest outside the United Nations in Geneva, has called for international sanctions on Pakistan over its treatment of the Baloch nation. Tatchell, who has supported the Baloch liberation movement for over a decade, condemned Pakistan’s occupation of #Balochistan since 1948 and highlighted the ongoing human rights violations, including forced disappearances, torture, and extrajudicial killings.

Tatchell urged Western governments to halt military aid to Pakistan, accusing the country of using the aid to suppress the Baloch people. He also called on the Commonwealth to suspend Pakistan for violating its charter and human rights principles.

“Pakistan’s political and military leaders must be held accountable for war crimes and crimes against humanity,” Tatchell stated, emphasizing the need for global action to support the Baloch national liberation struggle.

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Spokesperson of BNM. Qazi Dad Mohammad Rehan is the Information and Cultural Secretary of BNM. He also served in this position from 2008 to 2009 as the youngest cabinet member in Party History. And founded the party's printing organization Zrumbesh Publications. Founded and served as Director of Zrumbush Broadcasting Corporation in 2015. Re-elected Information Secretary in the April 2022 session.