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To Highlight and Raise Human Rights Violations in Balochistan

Human Rights Council of Balochistan (Hakkpaan) is a non-profit and non-partisan human rights group based in Balochistan, Sweden, UK and France. It collects reports from Balochistan, a region Pakistan government does not allow any media and HR group to visit and report. Human rights violations in Balochistan is not a new phenomenon, but it got its worst levels after the Military coup de tat of Pakistan in 1999. Thousands of Baloch have been reported missing, hundreds killed in fake encounters and so-called kill and dump policy of the military. HRCB collects the data from Balochistan itself, through its network of volunteers and supporters, organizes and reports them to the human rights mechanisms of the world.

07/10/2026

In August 2026, the Human Rights Council of Balochistan (HRCB) documented 87 cases of enforced disappearance across Balochistan, including 8 women and 17 teenagers, along with 155 killings, 23 of them victims who had previously been disappeared.

Students were the largest group among the disappeared (25 cases), followed by labourers (17). Quetta (23 cases), Karachi (21) and Kech (20) recorded the highest numbers. House raids were the most common method of abduction (67 cases).

The Frontier Corps was reportedly responsible for the most disappearances (36 cases), followed by intelligence agencies (23) and the CTD (21). The FC was also identified as the perpetrator in 133 of the 155 killings (85.8%).

By month's end, only 22 of the disappeared had reappeared. On 22 August, NDP leader Ghani Baloch and Sana Baloch were shifted to jail after more than a year of enforced disappearance.

Full report: hrcbalochistan.com/human-rights-violations-in-balochistan-87-enforced-disappearances-and-155-killings-reported-in-august-2026/

04/10/2026

Today marks 10 years since Shabir Baloch was forcibly disappeared by the Frontier Corps (FC) from the Gwarkop area of Kech district. He has not been seen since.

Over the past decade, his family has pursued every available legal avenue, yet the authorities have failed to provide any information regarding his whereabouts.

The state must disclose where he is and give his family the truth and justice they deserve.

29/09/2026

Two Killed, Two Injured in Attack in Alandoor, Buleda; 12-Year-Old Boy Abducted

The Human Rights Council of Balochistan (HRCB) has received reports of a deadly armed attack on a home in the Alandoor area of Buleda, Kech District, in which two people, including a woman, were killed, two others were injured, and a 12-year-old boy was abducted.

According to information received by HRCB, unidentified armed men attacked the residence of Rahmat, son of Rafiq, using a rocket launcher and gunfire.

As a result of the attack, Sardar Yahya, son of Haji Hassan, a resident of Parom, Panjgur, and Aisha, daughter of Lal Muhammad, were killed. Shayhaq, son of Noorullah, a resident of Alandoor, and Shahab, son of Sagheer, also a resident of Alandoor, were injured.

The house was reportedly extensively damaged, while household belongings and vehicles were also destroyed.

As the attackers were leaving, they reportedly took away Brahmdagh, the 12-year-old son of Rafiq. His whereabouts remain unknown, and his family fears for his safety.

HRCB expresses deep concern over the growing insecurity faced by civilians in Kech District, particularly the killing of a woman and the reported abduction of a child. Attacks on civilian homes, as well as the killing and abduction of women and children, raise serious human rights concerns.

HRCB calls for the immediate and safe release of Brahmdagh and urges those holding him to return him to his family unharmed.

28/09/2026

Last night, on September 28, 2026, Pakistani security forces and armed men allegedly affiliated with a local “death squad” reportedly took Hani, daughter of Latif, and her minor daughter Ayesha, daughter of Ali Jan, from their home in Sami Balochi Bazaar, Kech, to an undisclosed location.

Their current whereabouts remain unknown.

22/09/2026

The Human Rights Council of Balochistan strongly condemns the life imprisonment sentence handed down to BYC member Gulzadi Baloch in a trial that failed to meet basic standards of fairness and due process.

The sentencing of Gulzadi Baloch, in the absence of her and her legal counsel and without hearing arguments, raises grave concerns about the integrity of the proceedings.

Following the life imprisonment sentences imposed on Dr. Mahrang Baloch and Sibghatullah Shah Jee, this is another blatant use of judicial proceedings against peaceful Baloch political and human rights activists.

HRCB calls for the immediate reversal of the sentences against all BYC leaders and their unconditional release.

18/09/2026

The Human Rights Council of Balochistan (HRCB) expresses grave concern over the recovery of the bodies of Nadil Baloch, Ahsan Baloch, and Hassan Rafiq — all of whom had previously been reported victims of enforced disappearance.

Nadil Baloch, a 20-year-old student from Pawan, Gwadar, was allegedly forcibly disappeared from his home on 19 April 2026 by personnel of Military Intelligence (MI).

Ahsan Baloch, a 29-year-old biotechnology graduate from Jiwani, Gwadar, was allegedly forcibly disappeared from his home on 22 January 2026, along with his brother Balach, by MI personnel. Balach was later released.

Hassan Rafiq, a resident of Singanisar, Kech, was abducted from Karachi in 2025 and subsequently transferred to Gaddani Central Jail. After being released on bail on 24 August 2026, he was allegedly taken from outside the jail by personnel of the Counter Terrorism Department (CTD) and MI.

On 17 September 2026, the bodies of all three men were recovered in the Gwadar region, reportedly in bullet-riddled condition. They were taken to a Rural Health Center for identification and examination, following which they were handed over to their respective families.

HRCB calls for an independent and transparent investigation into the circumstances surrounding these enforced disappearances and subsequent deaths. The organization urges the authorities to ensure accountability and to provide the affected families with full information regarding the fate and circumstances of their loved ones' deaths.

15/09/2026

Last time, it was Hameeda who stood between Sagheer and disappearance becoming permanent. This time, there is no one standing there. And so Sagheer and Iqrar have quietly become what Sagheer himself almost became once before, until his sister refused to let him: two more names on a list too long for anyone to read to the end.Sagheer needed Hameeda before, and he came home. He needs her now, more than he ever has. She is the one person who could still change how this story ends, and she is the one person who cannot come back.

Read the full report here: https://hrcbalochistan.com/the-two-disappearances-of-sagheer-mirwani/

14/09/2026

The Human Rights Council of Balochistan expresses concern over reports that a witness in the Gullzadi Baloch case was examined in the absence of defence counsel, raising serious concerns about the right to a fair trial and effective legal representation.

HRCB is also concerned by the continued delays in deciding bail applications filed on behalf of Baloch Yakjehti Committee (BYC) members who remain in detention.

We urge the courts to ensure effective legal representation at every stage of the proceedings, review any proceedings conducted without defence counsel, and decide pending bail applications without further delay.

08/09/2026

We express serious concern over the enforced disappearance of two veterinary doctors, Mahir Baloch and Jamshair Baloch, from Apsar, Turbat, Kech.

Mahir Baloch, son of Mazar Baloch, and Jamshair Baloch, son of Ganguzar Baloch, are both 28-year-old veterinary doctors from Apsar, Turbat, Kech. Mahir was reportedly abducted from his home at approximately 1:30 AM, while Jamshair was abducted at approximately 1:00 AM on 8 September 2026 by FC and MI personnel. During the raids, Mahir’s personal belongings were reportedly taken, while Jamshair was reportedly subjected to severe physical assault.

HRCB calls on the authorities to immediately disclose the whereabouts of both men, ensure their safety, and release them. If they are accused of any offence, they must be presented before a competent court and afforded due process of law.

31/08/2026

On 31 August 2018, Muhammad Asif and Rasheed Baloch were forcibly disappeared by security forces from Nushki’s Zangi Nawar resort while on a picnic with friends.

Eight long years later, their whereabouts remain unknown. The others abducted that day were eventually released. Asif and Rasheed were never produced in any court.

Their families have exhausted every legal avenue, petition, and protest — met only with silence and impunity.

Enforced disappearance is a grave human rights violation and collective punishment. The state must immediately disclose their fate and whereabouts. If there are charges, produce them in a court of law.

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