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Brothers and Sisters: Welcome to the Baloch unity website, we are an organization founded to defend Balochistan and to forge the world wide Baloch activists and scholars and various Baloch organizations into a national movement to rebuild a common stand against the exploitations of our historical, social, cultural, political and economical rights in Pakistan and Iran. We need your active participation to do so. We must bring together, all revolutionary nationalists, socialists, student organizations, Baloch intellectuals, peasants, farmers, democrats and all Baloch tribal chiefs for achieving freedom for the Baloch nation from those who are trying to enslave them in every way. There is an urgent need for unity. This work is of particular importance in view of the increased pace of colonization that we are witnessing in Balochistan today: This leaves us with no choice but to struggle for our self-determination; we struggle in Pakistan and Iran against the ruthless exploitation of our natural resources. We have to defend our historical, cultural, political and social rights; the domination of the Baloch people by others and particularly the attempt by the enemy to turn us into minority in our own lands has to be resisted in every way. This situation cries out for resistance, and an organized fight for the survival and independence of Balochistan. This can only be achieved when we all give up our petty differences and unite for the greater goal of Independence.

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 PAKISTAN: A student leader goes missing after his alleged arrest by state agents; a female student demonstrator is sentenced to three years in jail

ASIAN HUMAN RIGHTS COMMISSION - URGENT APPEALS PROGRAMME Urgent Appeal Case: AHRC-UAC-058-2009 10 June 2009-----------------------------...

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  Baloch will resist occupation with all means

                                 Pakistan as a country, we refrain from calling it a nation because it was never a nation and will never be a n...


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 03.07.2009

 Three wounded in Turbat grenade attack

TURBAT: A grenade attack injured three men at a barbershop here on Thursday. According to local police, unidentified attackers on a motorcycle hurled the hand grenade into the barbershop owned by Muhammad Safdar, a man of Punjabi descent originally fro ...


 30.06.2009

 Veto power in NFC opposed

Monday, 29 Jun, 2009 QUETTA: The National Party has demanded that all decisions in the National Finance Commission should be taken by majority and no province ...


 30.06.2009

 Four killed in Kalat bomb explosion

Tuesday, 30 Jun, 2009 QUETTA: A bomb blast killed at least four people and wounded five others Tuesday near a hotel in Balochistan province’s Kalat district. ...


 30.06.2009

 Establishment creating differences between army and Balochistan’s masses, says Magsi

QUETTA: Governor Balochistan Nawab Zulifqar Ali Maqsi has said that the establishment is creating differences between army and masses of Balochistan, adding tha...


 29.06.2009

 Mengal rules out compromise on rights

Monday, 29 Jun, 2009 QUETTA: Balochistan National Party-M chief Sardar Akhtar Mengal said on Sunday there would be no compromise on the national rights of Bal...


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 03.07.2009

 Balochistan: Miners bank $3bn on Baloch project

By Syed Fazl-e-Haider QUETTA, Pakistan - Canada's Barrick Gold and Chile's Antofagasta plan to invest up to US$3 billion in a copper and gold mine at Reko Diq in Pakistan's south...


 10.06.2009

 It is a pivotal time in Baluch history right now

M.sarjov It is a pivotal time in Baluch history right now. Baluch are not considered to be Iranian citizen for two reasons; a) the Baluch are not Shiite, b) they are not Persia...


 07.06.2009

 Pakistan on the Brink

 June 11, 2009 By Ahmed Rashid To get to President Asif Ali Zardari's presidential palace in the heart of Islamabad for dinner is like running an obstacle cou...


 06.06.2009

 US Agenda & Foreign Policy

US Agenda & Foreign Policy-- Author wish to be anonymous(Note : This Article was originally posted in January 2007)In order to understand the present US foreign policy we nee...


 03.06.2009

 PAKISTAN: Failure to act to address disappearances and extra-judicial killings

 The government of Pakistan is failing to take credible steps to probe cases of disappearances that have been ongoing for decades in the country. The government is not taking ...


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 03.07.2009

 The lost generation

Thursday, July 02, 2009By Noreen Haider Fighting around the town of Mirali in North Waziristan in October 2007 led 80,000 people to flee their homes. The fighting started on Oct 7 after militants ambushed a military convoy near Mirali, and continued for ten days before a ceasefire took hold as a result of efforts by a tribal council from the Orakzai district in FATA (The News, Oct 21, 2007). The HRCP called upon the government and militants to put an immediate end to hostilities, the bombing of villages and the use of heavy weapons which endangered the...


 30.06.2009

 Solutions needed

Dawn Editorial Tuesday, 30 Jun, 2009 Nothing has been done on the ground to meet the demands of the disgruntled Baloch. All is not well in Balochistan. The simmering insurgency there shows no sign of abating. But why should it? After all nothing has been done on the ground to meet the demands of the disgruntled Baloch.   The provincial budget with an outlay of Rs72.2bn hardly reassured those in the province who are demanding control over their resources. Be it the gas in Sui, the mineral wealth of Saindak and now the deep-water port in Gwadar...


 26.06.2009

 Iran-Pakistan pipeline not a done deal

Middle East   Jun 26, 2009   By Robert M Cutler   MONTREAL - Some small fanfare was given to the signature on May 24 between the presidents of Iran and Pakistan of an agreement for the construction of a gas pipeline running from the former's South Pars gas field through the latter's unstable Balochistan province to population centers in the east of the country, notably Lahore. This is the rump result of Iran's inability to come to terms with India for the Iran-Pakistan-India (IPI) pipeline, as it was originally proposed. The most w...


 24.06.2009

 Editorial: Conflict in Balochistan

Dawn Editorial Wednesday, 24 Jun, 2009 Balochistan is simmering. A low-grade insurgency has gradually been gaining strength and the law-enforcement agencies are finding it difficult to check the violence that now erupts with unfailing regularity in the province. Last Friday, a judge and his aide were killed. The same day a bomb blast in Dera Murad Jamali injured a number of people while two were wounded in a grenade attack in Quetta. There have been more incidents of violence since then.   In May the police disclosed that since the beginning of ...


 24.06.2009

 Editorial: Mureed's murder

Tuesday, June 23, 2009 Another Baloch nationalist leader has died mysteriously. Mureed Bugti, a close aide of Brahamdagh Bugti and a member of the Central Executive Committee of the fiercely nationalist Baloch Republican Party, was killed, along with his host, at a village near Hala in Sindh. No obvious motive has emerged. In much of the mainstream press, the news made only a minor splash. In many Balochi language newspapers and on websites run by nationalist groups � most of them accessible only through proxy servers � the death of the 48...


 20.06.2009

 Balochistan’s ghost schools

Dawn Editorial Saturday, 20 Jun, 2009 Balochistan’s education minister has disclosed that there are approximately 3,500 ghost schools in the province. This means that nearly 25 per cent of educational institutions for children exist only on paper. While the existence of ghost schools has been a national phenomenon for several years now, it is nevertheless distressing that the province which needs schools the most should not have been spared either. With a literacy rate of only 42 per cent — female literacy is barely 22 per cent — the Baloch badly nee...


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 - Mir Mohammad Ali Talpur

 24.06 - MEMORIES OF ANOTHER DAY
 31.01 - Addiction to War
 30.09 - Requiem for Reko Diq
 13.06 - Will history absolve them?
 13.05 - Testing times

 - Senator Sanaullah Baloch

 29.06 - An unfair deal
 19.02 - Baloch demands still unmet
 02.11 - Balochistan: myth of development
 22.09 - The case against Musharraf
 05.08 - A lesson to be learnt

 - Aziz Baloch

 14.04 - A Message to Honorable Leaders of the Baloch "Nation"
 13.11 - A Voice of a Baloch
 27.09 - Two Women’s Tragedies in Balochistan: Honor Killing and Rape.
 25.08 - Self-determination of Balochistan: Looking Back and Looking Forward
 11.08 - United Nations: It’s Contribution to the Everlasting Balochistan Crisis

 Malik Siraj Akbar

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