📝 I’ve written for @Zrumbesh: “Balochistan’s Silent Plunder: Wealth for the World, Poverty for Its People” It highlights how Pakistan strips Balochistan of its gold, copper & gas —fueling others while leaving Baloch barefoot, dispossessed & silenced. Read here 👉

Pakistan may jail BYC leaders to spread fear, but history proves—no movement has ever been silenced through imprisonment. #ReleaseBYCLeaders

Diplomacy in Disguise: Pakistan’s Foreign Policy of Paradox and Convenience – Aneesa baloch thebalochcircle.com/diplomacy-in-d…

Diplomacy in Disguise: Pakistan’s Foreign Policy of Paradox and Convenience – Aneesa Baloch #TBCOpinion | #Balochistan thebalochcircle.com/diplomacy-in-d…

✍️ Written by me: “Diplomacy in Disguise: Pakistan’s Foreign Policy of Paradox and Convenience” From #Afghanistan to Palestine, #Beijing to Washington—#Pakistan’s foreign policy is a story of contradictions, where expedience trumps ethics and opportunism overshadows principle. A

We will not let Akbar Bugti's sacrifices go in vain. #ShaheedNawabAkbarBugti

26 August – Martyrdom Day of Nawab Akbar Bugti Nawab Akbar Bugti was not just a leader, he was an era of courage and dignity— a voice that carried the hope of his people. Martyrs never fade, for truth cannot be silenced. His legacy continues to echo through generations, guiding

On this International Day of the Victims of Enforced Disappearances, thousands of families in #Pakistan continue to await the return of their loved ones. In a joint statement by Amnesty International South Asia, Regional Office and Crotocoze Pakistan, alongside seven other civil society organizations, the urgent

Enforced disappearances don’t just steal people—they shatter entire families. 💔 Take the story of Saira Baloch: her brothers Asif and Rasheed were abducted, and her life changed forever. Once a class topper, she had to abandon school at 13. Instead of chasing dreams, she’s

Laws are designed to uphold order and justice in society. But the reality we face is far from this ideal. In regions like Balochistan, the law is not a shield but often a tool of oppression. Its application is selective, inconsistent, and deeply influenced by geography—turning

It is disturbing today’s Balochistan wide protests are met with the use of force. Such practices not only undermine democratic principles but also reveal a disconnect between the govt and society. #Balochistan #8September

📢 Indian media now shining a spotlight on #Balochistan! Reports expose Pakistan Army’s brutal offensive & unfolding genocide. At last, the truth of Baloch suffering is reaching global audiences. ✊ #StopBalochGenocide #BalochRights

The message is clear: the state can arrest you, disappear you, & even kill you, but you are not allowed to utter even a word in protest. The state is digging in its heels to maintain its stranglehold on power & plunging Balochistan further into crisis. dawn.com/news/1940501

📌 Pakistan’s Deadly Playbook: From Daesh sanctuaries in Mastung to death squads led by Shafiq Mengal, Pakistan’s Army weaponizes extremists to crush dissent in Balochistan. While claiming to fight terror, it manufactures it | ✍️ Omer Wazir 🔗 millichronicle.com/2025/09/55685.…

✍️ Omer Wazir | Pakistan’s Deadly Playbook: From Daesh sanctuaries in Mastung to death squads led by Shafiq Mengal, Pakistan’s Army weaponizes extremists to crush dissent in Balochistan. While claiming to fight terror, it manufactures it. 🔗 millichronicle.com/2025/09/55685.…

🚨NEW: An investigation by @Amnesty & partners exposes a shadowy surveillance & censorship expansion in Pakistan via foreign firms. It reveals Geedge Networks from China supplying the firewall & German Utimaco providing the LIMS system #BreakTheFirewall amnesty.org/en/latest/news…

Pakistan is spying on millions of its citizens using a phone-tapping system and a Chinese-built internet firewall that censors social media, in one of the most comprehensive examples of state surveillance outside China, @Amnesty International said reuters.com/world/asia-pac…

In Pakistan🇵🇰, privacy is a myth. Amnesty International exposes how the state is wiretapping millions and deploying a Chinese-style internet firewall to muzzle social media. What should be a democracy now mirrors one of the world’s most suffocating surveillance regimes. Reuters Human Rights Watch