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Two men have been shot dead in separate attacks allegedly carried out by pro-government militias in Balochistan’s Kech district, local sources claim.
Gunmen opened fire in the town of Mand on Saturday, killing a man identified as Mulla Bahram. Hours earlier, another victim — Izhar, the son of Mujeeb — was shot inside his shop in the nearby Soro area. The young shopkeeper later died from his injuries.
Witnesses told reporters that both killings were the work of armed groups known locally as “death squads” — militias accused of operating with the backing of Pakistan’s military.
These shadowy outfits are blamed for a litany of abuses across the province, including kidnappings, enforced disappearances, extortion and the targeted killings of students, political activists and opponents. Rights observers say they are effectively given a free hand in return for their services to the state.
The killings have also reignited anger over Mand’s lack of basic healthcare. Locals say the town has no hospital, forcing critically injured patients to travel more than 110 kilometres to Turbat on poor roads. Residents believe Izhar might have survived if medical care had been available closer to home.
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BNM Protest Outside Downing Street Demand Justice for Disappeared Baloch Women | London 2026
The demonstration condemned Pakistan’s alleged state-led abductions in Balochistan, which protesters described as serious violations of human rights and international law. Participants urged the British government, United Nations, and international human rights organisations to take immediate action and hold those responsible accountable.
London-based Baloch political activist and journalist Aomar Karim participated in the protest, showing solidarity with the families of missing Baloch women. He called on the international community and human rights defenders to raise their voices for Balochistan and to break the silence surrounding enforced disappearances.
By gathering at the heart of British democracy, protesters demanded international intervention to end enforced disappearances and state violence in Balochistan.
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📍 Location: 10 Downing Street, London
📅 Date: Sunday, 4 January 2026
✊ Organised by: Baloch National Movement (BNM)
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