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BNM Gives Top Priority to Enhancing the Skills of Its Members: Dr. Naseem Baloch Addresses Capacity Building Meeting Wednesday, November 11, 2026 | #BNMCapacityBuilding thebnm.org/chairperson/29431… A meeting of the Capacity Building Advisory Council, the capacity-building institution of the Baloch National Movement (BNM), chaired by BNM Chairman Dr. Naseem Baloch. The meeting was attended by Dr. Jalal Baloch, who is in charge of BNM’s training and education affairs, along with presidents and general secretaries of chapters established in various countries and regions. The purpose of the meeting was to review the activities and performance of the Education and Training Department over the past four years, and to discuss the future course of action. Dr. Naseem Baloch shed detailed light on the importance and utility of the institution and, praising its overall performance, said that it is our good fortune to be members of a party that has always given top priority to improving the capabilities of its members and helping them flourish. Dr. Naseem Baloch further said that, thanks to the institutional framework devised for the party at the Council Session, the party’s various institutions are now performing their work well. Owing to the performance of these institutions, a batch of cadres has been prepared over the past four years, and it is essential for the success of any party that it has successors to its cadres and leaders. During the meeting, Hafeez Baloch, focal person of the Capacity Building Council, presented the four-year performance report. He highlighted the various training activities, programs, and workshops organized by the institution. According to the report, over the past four years, 499 study circles were held on various topics, of which 30 were at the central level and 469 programs at the zonal and chapter levels. In addition, four workshops on different topics were also successfully conducted during this period. On this occasion, discussion was also held on the need to make organizational activities more effective, improve coordination among the various chapters, and carry the training process forward with continuity. Participants stressed that training and capacity building at the organizational level are important for the effective functioning of any political organization. The meeting also considered the future course of action. In this regard, proposals were discussed on holding training diwans, workshops, and other intellectual and organizational activities in the future, improving the performance of chapters, and making the work of the training institution better organized. BNM Vice Chairman and constitutional head of the Department of Education and Training, Dr. Jalal Baloch, said that the political and intellectual training of workers is of fundamental importance for the strength and effective progress of any political movement. The Capacity Building institution is playing an important role in refining workers’ abilities, raising organizational awareness, and aligning them with the demands of the national movement. He stressed that all chapters will have to play a more active role to make this process more effective and organized. In conclusion, he said that over the past four years our institution has not only succeeded in holding four hundred and ninety-nine (499) study circles, but significant progress has also been made on the party syllabus, with four books and six booklets published. All of this was made possible by the hard work and intellectual maturity of the members of the Capacity Building Council team.

No International Investment in Balochistan’s Mineral Resources Will Be Accepted Without the Consent of the Baloch Nation: BNM Spokesperson Wednesday, 11 November 2026 | #BNMSpokesperson thebnm.org/statements/29418/ The spokesperson for the Baloch National Movement (BNM) has expressed serious concerns over the Pakistan Minerals Investment Forum (PMIF26), scheduled to take place in Islamabad on November 12–13, stating that Pakistan seeks to transform the exploitation of Balochistan’s natural resources into an international economic enterprise by involving foreign investors and multinational corporations. Held under the banners of investment and development, the forum is, in reality, an attempt to deprive the Baloch nation of its own resources and perpetuate its poverty, deprivation, and economic subjugation. We describe this as mineral colonialism, a system in which external powers reap the benefits of a region’s natural wealth while its indigenous population is subjected to exploitation and marginalisation. The spokesperson stated that no foreign investment, mining project, or extraction of natural resources in Balochistan can be considered acceptable without the free, genuine, and collective consent of the Baloch nation. Any agreements concluded by disregarding the will and political status of the Baloch nation will remain illegitimate and unacceptable, further deepening the ongoing conflict and potentially escalating violence in the region. We urge all international mining companies, investors, and financial institutions to refrain from investing in Balochistan. Balochistan is an occupied territory and a region experiencing an ongoing conflict. Under these circumstances, the international community has a moral and political responsibility to support the Baloch nation's right to self-determination and their struggle for freedom, rather than becoming complicit in the economic interests of an occupying state. The spokesperson further stated that enforced disappearances, extrajudicial killings, unlawful arrests of political activists and leaders, fabricated criminal cases, and systematic attempts to silence political voices in Balochistan form part of a broader system aimed at suppressing the political and economic rights of the Baloch nation and maintaining control over its natural resources. For decades, the Baloch nation has struggled for its national identity, its homeland, and the right to exercise control over its resources. The continued sacrifices of Baloch men, women, and youth are a testament to the enormous human cost of this struggle. Claims of development and prosperity in Balochistan that disregard these realities are nothing more than an illusion. International companies must recognise that exploiting Balochistan’s resources without the consent of the Baloch nation risks making them complicit in a contested and exploitative enterprise. The BNM spokesperson called upon the United Nations, international financial institutions, and the wider international community to make the free consent of the Baloch nation a fundamental condition for any project involving Balochistan’s natural resources, to take notice of human rights violations, and to respect the political and national rights of the Baloch nation. The spokesperson emphasised that Balochistan is not a mineral colony; it is the homeland of the Baloch nation. The right to decide the fate of its resources belongs to the Baloch people, not to an occupying state or its international partners. Any project imposed against the will of the Baloch nation will only perpetuate exploitation, resistance, and further instability. Genuine peace, development, and prosperity in Balochistan can only be achieved through the freedom and self-determination of the Baloch nation and its sovereign control over its own natural resources.

Paank Report: Nearly 5,000 People Forcibly Displaced from Shadi Kaur, Pasni Monday, 11 November 2026 | #PaankReports thebnm.org/paank/29098/ Paank, the human rights body of the Baloch National Movement (BNM), says in its latest report that almost the entire population of Shadi Kaur in Pasni tehsil, Gwadar district, around 5,000 Baloch residents, was forcibly evicted from their ancestral lands on 11 and 12 July 2026. According to the report, the displacement followed military actions, enforced disappearances, mass detentions, restrictions on the supply of essential goods, and evacuation orders issued by the Pakistan Army. On 9 and 10 July, army personnel ordered residents to leave their homes and warned that the houses of anyone who stayed would be burned. Aggression and Human Rights Violations Paank states that on 5 May 2026, Pakistan Army and affiliated intelligence personnel detained between 85 and 100 men. The detainees were reportedly tortured, made to lie in the sun, and had stones forced into their mouths when they cried out. About 40 of them were taken to a military camp near the Shadi Kaur Dam and forcibly disappeared. Many remain forcibly disappeared in military custody. The report says a three-day military siege from 5 to 8 May restricted movement in Shadi Kaur, Zarin Kaur, Trati, Gorestani and Kabadi. During this period, eight people, including women and children returning from medical treatment, were held for two days. Throughout May and June, food and household supplies were repeatedly turned back at the Gabdi checkpoint. The report also names Sardil, son of Sher Khan, who was forcibly disappeared by Pakistani military intelligence personnel on 22 November 2025. His mutilated body was found near Pasni on 30 May 2026. Human and Cultural Impact According to Paank, the displaced Baloch families have been forced to move to Pasni, Hormara, Turbat and surrounding towns, where many are living in tents. Roughly 10,000 acres of farmland have been abandoned, severely affecting agriculture, food security, education, healthcare and traditional livelihoods. The report says the displacement threatens the Baloch people’s ancestral bond with their land and the intergenerational transmission of their cultural and historical identity. A Wider Pattern of Repression Paank says it documented 1,355 enforced disappearances and 225 extrajudicial killings in 2025. Between January and June 2026, it recorded 556 enforced disappearances and 227 extrajudicial or custodial killings. The organisation adds that in October 2026, an evacuation order was also issued for about 30,000 people in Shor Parood, in the Kalat region. International Legal Obligations and Recommendations The report argues that the violations raise serious concerns under the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights (ICCPR), the International Covenant on Economic, Social and Cultural Rights (ICESCR), the Convention against Torture, the UN Guiding Principles on Internal Displacement, and Article 10 of the UN Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples. Paank calls for an immediate end to forced evictions, disclosure of the whereabouts of the disappeared, independent investigations, and humanitarian assistance. It also calls for guarantees of the safe, voluntary and dignified return of the local Baloch population.

BNM Holds Protest Rally in The Hague Against Deportation of Rashid Ahmed, Also Known as Fida Baloch Saturday, 7 November 2026 | #BNMProtests, #BNMinNetherlands thebnm.org/protests/29011/ The Baloch National Movement (BNM) held a protest rally in front of the Parliament in The Hague, Netherlands, against the deportation of Rashid Ahmed, also known as Fida Baloch. The protesters urged the Dutch authorities to urgently review his case. The aim of the demonstration was to draw the attention of the Dutch authorities, human rights organisations and the international community to the circumstances of Rashid Ahmed’s deportation. Jamal Baloch, Mohammad Muheem, Sunny Baloch and Saif Obaid addressed the rally. The speakers stressed the seriousness of the case and said it must not be overlooked. They called on the Netherlands to uphold its human rights obligations in deportation matters, and said that the safety and protection of the individuals concerned must be taken into account in such decisions. During the rally, BNM also submitted a formal petition to Mr. Bart van den Brink, Minister of Asylum and Migration of the Netherlands. The petition called on the Dutch government to urgently review the case of Rashid Ahmed, also known as Fida Baloch, and to ensure that his safety, fundamental rights and protection are given due consideration.

BNM to Hold Central Programme Commemorating Baloch Martyrs’ Day in Hannover, Germany The Baloch National Movement (BNM) will hold its central programme to commemorate Baloch Martyrs’ Day in Hannover, Germany, on 14 November 2026. The conference, titled “Balochistan: The Struggle for Freedom, Identity and the Legacy of Sacrifice,”will pay tribute to the Baloch martyrs and reflect on their sacrifices, the history of the struggle for freedom, and the importance of preserving Baloch national identity. The event will bring together participants to honour those who sacrificed their lives for their nation, homeland, and national identity, while highlighting the significance of their sacrifices and the enduring legacy of their struggle. Date: 14 November 2026 Location: Hannover, Germany Organised by: Baloch National Movement (BNM) #13NovBalochMartyrsDay #BNMinGermany

Dr Naseem Baloch Meets UN Committee Members, Calls for Pakistan to Be Held Accountable Thursday, 5 November 2026 | #BNMChairman thebnm.org/chairperson/29002… Dr Naseem Baloch, Chairman of the Baloch National Movement (BNM), raised serious human rights violations in Balochistan with members of the UN Committee on Economic, Social and Cultural Rights (CESCR) during Pakistan’s second periodic review. He called on the Committee to hold Pakistan accountable for failing to meet its international obligations. He also urged the United Nations to set up a dedicated mechanism to investigate and monitor human rights violations in Balochistan, and to give the Baloch nation a formal platform where its voice can be heard directly. Dr Naseem Baloch met Committee members Michael Windfuhr and Julieta Rossi and told them about enforced disappearances, extrajudicial killings, collective punishment, and the denial of basic economic, social and cultural rights to the Baloch nation. He said these conditions cannot be separated from Pakistan’s systematic repression of the Baloch nation. Describing enforced disappearances and collective punishment in detail, he said thousands of Baloch families have lived through this ordeal, and its effects reach far beyond the direct victims. Families lose their breadwinners, children lose their chance at an education, and entire households are pushed into poverty. He also raised concern over the imprisonment of Baloch human rights defenders, including Dr Mahrang Baloch and other leaders of the Baloch Yakjehti Committee (BYC). He cited the sentences handed to Imaan Mazari and her husband Hadi Ali Chattha as an example of how harshly peaceful people who speak up for Baloch rights are punished. Citing Article 1 of the International Covenant on Economic, Social and Cultural Rights (ICESCR), Dr Naseem Baloch reminded the Committee that all peoples have the right to self-determination, including the right to freely dispose of their natural wealth and resources. He also referred to Articles 11, 12 and 13, which protect the rights to an adequate standard of living, health and education. Challenging Pakistan’s claim to be meeting these obligations, he asked: “How can Pakistan claim compliance while these rights are being denied in Balochistan?” He told Committee members: “We are not asking for sympathy. We are demanding justice, accountability and our fundamental rights.” Dr Naseem Baloch also attended the Committee’s formal review session, where a Pakistani delegation of about 12 representatives appeared to answer questions on the country’s implementation of the Covenant. During the session, Julieta Rossi repeatedly asked about the situation in Balochistan, and Michael Windfuhr also raised issues concerning the region. Their questions made Balochistan part of the Committee’s formal review of Pakistan. At the end of the session, Dr Naseem Baloch gave further dossiers to the Committee Chair and to members L. E. Perez and Fiorio Vaesken. The dossiers set out human rights violations in Balochistan and what they mean under the Covenant. Fiorio Vaesken showed particular interest in the documents. He reviewed them himself, pointed out several issues that fall within the Committee’s mandate, and assured Dr Naseem Baloch that he would raise these matters before the Committee the next day.

Sentences Against Imaan Mazari and Hadi Ali Chattha Are an Act of State Vengeance Against Those Who Speak for Baloch Rights: BNM Spokesperson Friday, 30 October 2026 | #BNMSpokesperson , #BNMStatements thebnm.org/statements/28992/ The spokesperson for the Baloch National Movement (BNM) said that sentencing Imaan Mazari and her husband, Hadi Ali Chattha, to ten years in prison each represents the political weaponisation of Pakistan’s judicial system and a grave violation of fundamental human rights. Since its occupation of Balochistan, Pakistan has maintained its control through Army, functioning as a security state in which the Army enjoys virtually unchecked powers. The spokesperson said the verdict demonstrates that those who speak out against state repression, injustice and human rights violations, particularly those advocating for the rights of the Baloch nation, are subjected to state vengeance rather than granted justice. In the past, Sabeen Mahmud was murdered, while journalist Hamid Mir survived an assassination attempt after speaking out against enforced disappearances. Today, the Pakistan Army is using the judiciary, parliament, police, press clubs, bar councils and other state and semi-state institutions as instruments of retaliation to serve its own interests. The spokesperson further stated that Imaan Mazari and Hadi Ali Chattha have stood alongside Baloch political activists, victims of enforced disappearances and their suffering families, providing them with legal assistance and amplifying their voices. The lengthy prison sentences imposed on them are an attempt to silence all those who refuse to bow to state repression. The BNM strongly condemns this verdict and demands guarantees for the safety and protection of both Imaan Mazari and Hadi Ali Chattha. The Movement calls on international institutions to intervene effectively to secure their release and ensure the protection of their fundamental legal and human rights, as well as those of other political prisoners.

Baloch Martyrs’ Day (Shameerani Roch) 13 November: A Day to Honor Our Martyrs “The BNM honors the sacrifices of all Baloch martyrs. We will continue the struggle until #Balochistan is free, for it is the cause for which our martyrs gave their lives.” #Giraron #13NovBalochMartyrsDay #ShameeraniRoch #گیراروں #شھمیرانی_روچ

Can a freedom movement be crushed by killing civilians and driving families from their homes?

Paank Condemns Forced Displacement of 30,000 People in Shoor Paarod, Kalat Thursday, 29 October 2026 | #PaankReports thebnm.org/paank/28982/ Paank, the Human Rights Department of the Baloch National Movement (BNM), has strongly condemned an order requiring around 5,000 families, approximately 30,000 people, to leave their ancestral homes in Shoor Paarod, Kalat, by 30 October 2026, ahead of a planned military offensive. In a statement, Paank said the proposed displacement raises grave concerns about fundamental human rights, the protection of civilians and the rights of Indigenous communities to their ancestral lands, livelihoods and cultural identity. "Ancestral land is not merely territory; it is the foundation of a people's identity, history and collective existence," the statement said, adding that Baloch families have lived, worked, raised children and buried their dead on these lands for generations. According to Paank, Pakistani authorities issued the evacuation order citing the presence of Sarmachars and claiming the area is government land. The organisation said such claims do not justify arbitrary displacement or free the authorities from their obligations towards civilians, and that the scale of the order and its short deadline demand urgent scrutiny, transparency and accountability. Paank pointed to Article 10 of the UN Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples, which prohibits the forcible removal of Indigenous peoples from their lands without their free, prior and informed consent, fair compensation and, where possible, the option of return. It also cited Articles 6 and 17 of the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights, Article 11 of the International Covenant on Economic, Social and Cultural Rights, and the UN Guiding Principles on Internal Displacement. The statement warned that uprooting 30,000 people and moving them into camps shows a complete disregard for human dignity and the realities of their lives. Paank noted that these communities have long lived without basic facilities in their own homes, and asked what guarantee the authorities could offer that the same people would receive adequate shelter, heating, healthcare, clean water and sanitation in relocation camps. It added that Kalat is among the coldest regions of Balochistan, and that moving thousands of families into camps as winter approaches could put their health, safety and lives at serious risk. Paank said authorities cannot simply order people out of their homes without explaining where they will go, how they will survive and what concrete arrangements have been made to protect them. The organisation stressed that no one should be forced to abandon the lands where their ancestors lived and died without full respect for their rights, dignity and legal protections.

Paank: Pakistani Army Death Squad Carried Out Cross-Border Killing of Dr. Nokaap Baloch Wednesday, 28 October 2026 | #PaankReports thebnm.org/paank/28968/ Paank, the Human Rights Department of the Baloch National Movement (BNM), has released a report expressing grave concern over the targeted killing of Dr. Abdul Rasheed Baloch, also known as Nokaap Baloch, a doctor, educator, political activist and member of the BNM Central Committee. According to information provided by his family and verified by the Paank team, Dr. Nokaap was killed on the morning of 11 September 2026 at his residence in Shamsar (Haqabad), Western Balochistan. An eyewitness told Paank that two armed men arrived at his guest house posing as patients before opening fire and killing him. The report states that the attackers belonged to a death squad operating under the patronage of the Pakistan Army. Born in 1982 in Gandachai, Kolwah, in Awaran District, Dr. Nokaap dedicated much of his life to education and public service. According to Paank, he spent several years teaching children voluntarily in the nearby village of Kenechi, where local schools suffered from a shortage of teachers, and later provided free medical treatment to his community. He joined the BNM in 2010 as one of its earliest members in the Kolwah region, serving first as Vice President and then President of the Gishkaur Zone. He was later elected President of the Gandachai Zone, and in 2022 he became a member of the BNM Central Committee, a position he held until his martyrdom. The report also documents a long history of reprisals against Dr. Nokaap. According to his family, the Pakistan Army demolished his home and looted his property during a military action in 2016, and several attempts were made on his life. Facing constant threats, he was forced to leave his home in 2018 and relocate to Western Balochistan. Despite his forced displacement, he continued to provide free healthcare and education to Baloch refugees and local communities in remote and underserved areas, giving vulnerable families access to basic services that would otherwise have been beyond their reach. Paank said that because the killing took place outside Pakistan, it raises serious concerns about the cross-border targeting of Baloch political activists and refugees. The organisation called for an independent investigation into the identities and affiliations of those responsible, the chain of command, the planning and execution of the attack, and any links to Pakistani state, military, intelligence or security institutions. Paank stressed that medical professionals and educators serving displaced communities must be protected, and that providing healthcare and education should never make anyone a target of persecution or violence.

BNM holds Germany rally as thousands face forced eviction in Balochistan Sunday, 25 October 2026 | #BNMInGermany , #BNMProtests thebnm.org/bnmgermany/28960/ Activists of the Baloch National Movement (BNM) held an awareness campaign in the German city of Trier to draw European attention to enforced disappearances, extrajudicial “kill and dump” killings and forced displacement carried out by the Pakistan Army in Balochistan. Participants carried portraits of the forcibly disappeared, distributed leaflets and briefed passers-by on the situation in Balochistan. The rally was addressed by Habib Baloch, Asif Baluch, Mujeeb Abdullah and Mohsin. The speakers said decisions about Baloch land and resources are made without the consent of the people who live there. They asked what kind of development drives people out of their own homes, and who ultimately benefits from it. The speakers said Baloch students, political activists and journalists face enforced disappearances and extrajudicial killings. They said that, according to human rights organisations, 105 people were forcibly disappeared and 59 were killed in July 2026, and demanded an independent investigation into these cases. The speakers further said that, according to reports, around 30,000 residents of Shor Parod have been ordered to vacate their homes by 30 October 2026. Families who have lived there for generations are being pushed into tents. The BNM called on the United Nations, the European Union and the international community to investigate these human rights violations, hold Pakistan accountable and take urgent action to stop the forced displacement of people from Shor Parod and other parts of Balochistan.

BNM Delegation Meets MEPs in The Hague, Intensifies Campaign to Revoke Pakistan’s GSP+ Status Ahead of 2027 Review #BNMGlobalCampaigns , #BNMForeignDepartment | Sunday, October 25, 2026 thebnm.org/foreign-departmen… A delegation of the Baloch National Movement (BNM), working under the Foreign Department’s GSP+ Accountability Team, held important meetings with Members of the European Parliament (MEPs) in The Hague on 23 October 2026, stepping up its campaign for the revocation of Pakistan’s GSP+ trade status ahead of the review expected in January 2027. The meetings took place during the launch event of the Union of European Federalists (UEF) Netherlands, held at Europa Experience in The Hague under the theme “Global Challenges We’re Facing Together.” During the event, the BNM delegation met with MEPs Anna Strolenberg and Raquel García Hermida-van der Walle, as well as Esther Láinez, President of the Young European Federalists (JEF) Netherlands. The delegation briefed European representatives on the human rights situation in Balochistan, the Baloch national struggle for freedom and self-determination, and Pakistan’s failure to uphold its international human rights commitments. The central focus of the meetings was Pakistan’s GSP+ status. The delegation called on European representatives to support the revocation of Pakistan’s preferential trade privileges, arguing that a country involved in widespread enforced disappearances, extrajudicial killings, collective punishment and other serious human rights violations should not continue receiving trade benefits without proper accountability. The delegation also handed over a detailed dossier documenting human rights concerns in Balochistan and Pakistan’s non-compliance with the international conventions linked to the EU’s GSP+ scheme. For the past two years, BNM’s Foreign Department has carried out an extensive diplomatic campaign challenging Pakistan’s GSP+ privileges. Through meetings with European representatives, formal submissions, documented evidence and sustained diplomatic engagement, BNM has made important progress in bringing Balochistan’s human rights situation to the attention of European policymakers. With Pakistan’s GSP+ review expected in January 2027, BNM considers this a crucial period for its diplomatic efforts. The party hopes that the European Union will seriously consider its proposals, evidence and submissions when reviewing Pakistan’s compliance with the conditions of the scheme. BNM believes that the European Union must remain committed to the human rights principles that underpin its trade policies. Trade preferences should not become a shield against accountability for serious human rights violations. BNM’s Foreign Department will continue its diplomatic engagement with European institutions and policymakers, pressing for the revocation of Pakistan’s GSP+ status and ensuring that the human rights situation in Balochistan remains part of the EU’s discussions on trade and accountability.

BNM UK Chapter Holds Fifth Council in Honour of Mama Qadeer Baloch; Naseem Abbas Elected President, Saleem Elahi General Secretary Monday, 13 October 2026 | #BNMOrganisationalActivities | #BNMinUK |#BNMElections thebnm.org/organizational-pr… The United Kingdom chapter of the Baloch National Movement (BNM) held its fifth council meeting in London, dedicating the occasion to Mama Qadeer Baloch in recognition of his longstanding struggle for the recovery of forcibly disappeared persons. Following the electoral process, Naseem Abbas was elected President, Kambar Bakhshi Vice President, Saleem Elahi General Secretary, Kifayat Baloch Joint Secretary, and Ejaz Baran Finance Secretary. All members of the new cabinet were elected unopposed. In his address, newly elected President Naseem Abbas said that the new cabinet would work collectively, bringing all members together to strengthen organisational unity and cooperation, reinforce the UK chapter, and advance the party’s political objectives. He also emphasised the importance of effective communication and coordination with the party’s Foreign Department to advance BNM’s foreign policy and diplomatic activities at the international level. The council was attended by BNM Chairman Dr Naseem Baloch, Central Junior Joint Secretary Hassan Dost Baloch, Foreign Secretary Faheem Baloch, BNM Foreign Department Coordinator Niaz Baloch, outgoing UK Chapter President Manzoor Baloch, and other chapter members. Former chapter secretary Kambar Bakhshi presented a report on organisational performance, while Finance Secretary Younas Baloch presented the financial report. Members reviewed both reports and shared their views and recommendations on organisational matters. Following the announcement of the election results, BNM Chairman Dr Naseem Baloch administered the oath of office to the newly elected officials. Emphasising the importance of adhering to the party’s constitution and organisational principles, he commended the members for their patience, cooperation, and discipline throughout the council proceedings. The fifth council of BNM’s UK chapter concluded with the formation of the new cabinet and the swearing-in of its members, marking the beginning of a new chapter in the organisation’s activities in the United Kingdom.

BNM Holds Protest Outside Lower Saxony State Parliament in Germany, Declares Baloch Nation Deserves Freedom Monday, 12 October 2026 | #BNMProtests #BNMinGermany thebnm.org/protests/28937/ The Baloch National Movement (BNM) held a rally in Hannover to protest human rights violations, enforced disappearances, extrajudicial killings, and military aggression in Balochistan. The demonstrators marched to the Lower Saxony State Parliament, urging the international community to ensure independent investigations, hold those responsible accountable, and take effective measures to uphold the Baloch nation’s right to self-determination. The gathering was addressed by BNM activists Asif Baloch and Aqib Baloch, along with Pashtun Tahafuz Movement (PTM) representatives Saeed Momand and Fazal Meena Khel. The speakers highlighted enforced disappearances, arbitrary detention, torture, and civilian casualties, emphasizing the need for unity and practical cooperation between the Baloch and Pashtun nations. Referring to reports by Paank concerning the killings of Peer Jan, Shoaib Baloch, Hafiz Mudassir, Wazir Ahmed, and Jasim in Panjgur during August 2026, the speakers called for independent investigations into civilian deaths, including casualties resulting from military airstrikes and drone attacks. They urged the United Nations and international human rights organizations to take notice of these incidents and ensure that those responsible are held accountable. The BNM reaffirmed its position that the Baloch nation has the right to freedom and to determine its own political future. It emphasized that the issue of Balochistan must be addressed through respect for human rights, justice, and the right to self-determination rather than the use of force. The rally began in Hannover’s central Kröpcke area before proceeding through the city streets to the state parliament. Outside the parliament, participants chanted slogans and distributed informational leaflets to raise public awareness of the situation in Balochistan.

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National Freedom, Political Harmony and Practical Cooperation Are Essential for the Baloch and Sindhi Nations: Dr. Naseem Baloch Sunday, 11 October 2026 | #BNMChairman thebnm.org/chairperson/28907… Dr. Naseem Baloch, Chairman of the Baloch National Movement (BNM), stated while addressing the 38th Sindh International Conference organised by the World Sindhi Congress that national freedom, democracy, peace and a sustainable future are deeply interconnected for the Baloch and Sindhi nations. Without national freedom, he said, democracy, peace and a sustainable future risk remaining nothing more than appealing words and distant dreams. Speaking as Chairman of the Baloch National Movement, Dr. Naseem Baloch said he did not feel like a stranger among the people of Sindh. Sindh and Balochistan are not merely neighbouring lands; they share centuries-old human, cultural, economic and political ties. Their borders, cultural heritage, historical experiences and present-day challenges are closely interconnected. He said that if national freedom could be achieved without clear political struggle, perseverance and sacrifice, millions of people throughout history would not have had to give their lives for it. National freedom is not merely a slogan; it requires a prolonged political struggle, a clear objective and immense sacrifices. He added that the continued exploitation and occupation of Baloch and Sindhi lands threatened not only the identities of these nations but also their future. For both nations, the question of their land is not simply about territory; it concerns their national existence, identity and the survival of future generations. Dr. Naseem Baloch emphasised that Baloch and Sindhi leaders should respect their respective national identities, political organisations and distinct priorities while pursuing joint initiatives on issues such as human rights, enforced disappearances, political prisoners, natural resources, environmental protection and effective representation at international forums. He stressed that cooperation must be founded on mutual respect and equality rather than emotional slogans. Genuine unity, he said, means that both nations stand alongside one another as equals in addressing shared challenges while preserving their distinct identities and priorities, transforming sympathy into practical solidarity. He said history had inflicted many wounds on the Baloch and Sindhi nations, but it had also presented opportunities. Today, both nations faced an important opportunity to rebuild their national states and political systems. The need of the hour, he said, was to organise their scattered potential into a coordinated political and diplomatic force by learning from one another’s experiences. Expressing solidarity with the Sindhi nation, Dr. Naseem Baloch concluded: “Wherever you raise your voice, from political platforms to the most difficult fronts of struggle, you will find the Baloch standing by your side.”