Balochistan [Pakistan]: People took out a rally on Saturday against the forced disappearance of Hafiz Tayyab and several other missing people in Khuzdar district of Balochistan, Pakistan, The Balochistan Post reported. During the rally, the protesters demanded action against and safe recovery of all the missing people from Balochistan.
Baloch Yakjehati Committee (BYC), and relatives of other missing persons joined the protest called by the family of Hafiz Tayyab. Protesters marched through the city's main thoroughfares to express their opposition to enforced disappearances and demand the safe return of their loved ones.
Hafiz Tayyab was reportedly taken from Jhalawar Hospital Khuzdar by Pakistani security forces on 4 May 2013, The Balochistan Post reported. Hai's family said that if there is any credible evidence against Hafiz Tayyab then due process should be followed and presented before the court.In a post on Twitter, Baloch Yaqzehti Committee had said, "Today marks one decade of Tayyab's illegal abduction, a protest rally was organized in Khuzdar along with the family of missing Tayyab against his enforced disappearance by Khuzdar " A large number of people participated in this and registered their protest. During the protests, people highlighted the plight of many others in Khuzdar and shared grievances with their loved ones about the disappearance of their relatives. During the protests, BYC leaders said that their demands for the safe return of the missing were not met. This was heard in previous protests and appeals to authorities in Islamabad as protesters demanded the safe return of missing persons and the death of Hafiz Tayyeb. Calling for transparency regarding the whereabouts and situation, he also urged national and international human rights organizations to pay attention to the situation and hold the State accountable for the protection of its citizens, in accordance with the law of the Baloch National Movement (BNM)., the South Korean chapter protested at Biff Square in Busan, South Korea, demanding the end of its operations. According to the Balochistan Posse report, it has been described as "state-sponsored" oppression against the Baloch people. The protesters distributed pamphlets to residents to raise awareness about the ongoing crisis in Balochistan. During the demonstration, the protesters expressed their anger and condemned the Pakistani state for the mass disappearances and unresolved cases of thousands of Baloch people. Bakhtawar Baloch, one of the protesters, spoke about the continuing fight of the Baloch people, which He said “Pakistani”. Occupation", which lasted for 7 years.He criticized the Pakistani state for repression and denial of rights of self-determination. He condemned the alleged "genocide" of the Baloch people by Pakistani forces with the enforced disappearance of women, students, human rights activists and journalists. Leaders, scholars, engineers, doctors, political and social workers and cattle herders, residents of South Korea expressed sympathy towards the Baloch issue and highlighted the need for international recognition of the suffering of the Baloch people, reports The Balochistan Post Hafsa Baloch, Sameer Baloch and Agh Faiz also condemned the treatment of the Baloch people by the Pakistani state. The protesters marched to Biff Square chanting slogans.
Baloch Yakjehati Committee (BYC), and relatives of other missing persons joined the protest called by the family of Hafiz Tayyab. Protesters marched through the city's main thoroughfares to express their opposition to enforced disappearances and demand the safe return of their loved ones.
Hafiz Tayyab was reportedly taken from Jhalawar Hospital Khuzdar by Pakistani security forces on 4 May 2013, The Balochistan Post reported. Hai's family said that if there is any credible evidence against Hafiz Tayyab then due process should be followed and presented before the court.In a post on Twitter, Baloch Yaqzehti Committee had said, "Today marks one decade of Tayyab's illegal abduction, a protest rally was organized in Khuzdar along with the family of missing Tayyab against his enforced disappearance by Khuzdar " A large number of people participated in this and registered their protest. During the protests, people highlighted the plight of many others in Khuzdar and shared grievances with their loved ones about the disappearance of their relatives. During the protests, BYC leaders said that their demands for the safe return of the missing were not met. This was heard in previous protests and appeals to authorities in Islamabad as protesters demanded the safe return of missing persons and the death of Hafiz Tayyeb. Calling for transparency regarding the whereabouts and situation, he also urged national and international human rights organizations to pay attention to the situation and hold the State accountable for the protection of its citizens, in accordance with the law of the Baloch National Movement (BNM)., the South Korean chapter protested at Biff Square in Busan, South Korea, demanding the end of its operations. According to the Balochistan Posse report, it has been described as "state-sponsored" oppression against the Baloch people. The protesters distributed pamphlets to residents to raise awareness about the ongoing crisis in Balochistan. During the demonstration, the protesters expressed their anger and condemned the Pakistani state for the mass disappearances and unresolved cases of thousands of Baloch people. Bakhtawar Baloch, one of the protesters, spoke about the continuing fight of the Baloch people, which He said “Pakistani”. Occupation", which lasted for 7 years.He criticized the Pakistani state for repression and denial of rights of self-determination. He condemned the alleged "genocide" of the Baloch people by Pakistani forces with the enforced disappearance of women, students, human rights activists and journalists. Leaders, scholars, engineers, doctors, political and social workers and cattle herders, residents of South Korea expressed sympathy towards the Baloch issue and highlighted the need for international recognition of the suffering of the Baloch people, reports The Balochistan Post Hafsa Baloch, Sameer Baloch and Agh Faiz also condemned the treatment of the Baloch people by the Pakistani state. The protesters marched to Biff Square chanting slogans.
