Khan of Kalat Asks Magsi, Raisani, Zehri to Resign
The 35th Khan of Kalat (KoK), Mir Suleman Dawood, has called upon Balochistan governor Nawab Zulfiqar Ali Magsi, Chief Minister Nawab Mohammad Aslam Raisani and provincial minister Sardar Sanaullah Zehri, who is also the chief of Jhalwan, to immediately resign from their top official posts because of their failure to stop the bloodshed of the Baloch masses by the security forces.
Protests Erupt As FC Kills 2 BSO Activists, Arrests 30, Burns Homes in Khuzdar
The Frontier Corps (FC) killed two activists of the Baloch Students Organization (BSO-Azad), arrested more than two dozen of noncombatants and burned several homes in a massive search operation in Tohak locality of Khuzdar district on Friday.
The intelligence agencies of Pakistan (Part I)
ISLAMABAD: The Supreme Court, on Wednesday, directed all the respondents, including spy and law enforcement agencies, to file para-wise comments on a petition against the rising incidents of targeted killing, kidnapping and abduction in Balochistan.
Incidents of target killing, kidnapping in Balochistan
ISLAMABAD: The Supreme Court, on Wednesday, directed all the respondents, including spy and law enforcement agencies, to file para-wise comments on a petition against the rising incidents of targeted killing, kidnapping and abduction in Balochistan.
Brahumdagh Bugti meets Kofi Annan in Geneva
Britain has granted political asylum to Baluch leader Nawabzada Hyrbyair Marri, tacitly acknowledging that the life of fiery Baluch nationalist leader was at risk if returned to Pakistan.
How Pakistan Monitors Net Traffic
Other Narus global customers include the national telecommunications authorities in Pakistan and Saudi Arabia -- two countries that regularly register alongside Egypt near the bottom of Human Rights Watch's world report.
Hyrbyair Marri wins his asylum appeal
Britain has granted political asylum to Baluch leader Nawabzada Hyrbyair Marri, tacitly acknowledging that the life of fiery Baluch nationalist leader was at risk if returned to Pakistan.
Herald exclusive: An interview with Asma Jahangir
Intelligence agencies in Pakistan are functioning without any law supporting their creation and functioning.
Why we should worry about Balochistan
Worsening violence in Balochistan is going largely unnoticed as Pakistan slides ever deeper into crisis. The province has become the epicentre for regional warfare - threatening stability in Pakistan, Afghanistan and Iran, reports guest columnist Ahmed Rashid.
Tracing the disappeared
THE report of the judicial commission set up last year to probe cases of involuntary disappearances has not been officially released. But the extracts from it carried by the media contain enough evidence of gross abuse of power by the intelligence and law-enforcing agencies that no modern government can choose to ignore.
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