Paki army on run in Balochistan following BLF attack
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that too in front of international media, what a shame.Watch how the coward Paki Army retreats from a Taliban counter attack! No wonder it's called the pussy Islamic army of Porkistan.
Watch how they run for their lives!
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Free Balochistan campaign launches in New York
The World Baloch Organisation (WBO) has launched its #FreeBalochistan human rights awareness campaign in New York, after a successful month of implementing the same campaign in London, UK.
The New York campaign has kicked-off with more than 100 taxis carrying adverts with the slogan, "#Free Balochistan from human rights abuses by Pakistan".
"Balochistan was annexed by Pakistan against the people's will in 1948 and has been under military occupation ever since, with mass kidnappings, torture and executions by the Pakistan army. Pakistan wants to keep this hidden. We are doing this campaign to expose these abuses," said Bhawal Mengal, spokesperson for the World Baloch Organisation (WBO), which has organised the advertisements.
"Thousands of Baloch people have been murdered or disappeared by Pakistani armed forces. The killings are happening right now, the American weapons that were given to Pakistan to use against the Taliban are being diverted and misused to attack the secular Baloch people, including F-16 fighter jets and Cobra attack helicopters," he added.
Asserting that the campaign's goal is to raise awareness among the Americans about the ethnic persecution and gross human rights violations in Balochistan and support the Baloch people's quest for peace and freedom, Mengal urged the US to cut off all military aid to Pakistan and hold it accountable for its crimes in the region.
In London, the campaign received positive feedback from the public, including from the Baloch diaspora in the United Kingdom.
Despite repeated attempts by the Pakistani government to shut down the #FreeBalochistan advertising campaign in London, the UK's Advertising Standards Authority (ASA) ruled against Pakistan's bid to censor the adverts; acknowledging their legitimate, humanitarian and peaceful character.
"Balochistan comprises almost half the land mass of the current borders of Pakistan. It has fabulous oil, gas and mineral wealth which is being exploited by Pakistan, while the Baloch people live in abject poverty. To keep control, the government in Islamabad is resorting to terror tactics and is giving free rein to religious extremists operate in the region. It is using them as a proxy third force against the nationalist movement, which has a long tradition of democracy and secularism," Mengal further said.
"Pakistan's iron-fisted rule in Balochistan is so brutal that it will not allow journalists, human rights monitors and aid agencies to enter the region. These adverts are much needed to defend the human rights of the Baloch people and to expose the atrocities of the Pakistani military and intelligence agencies," he said.
Mengal described World Baloch Organisation as a peaceful, lawful lobby against Pakistan's war crimes and human rights abuses in Balochistan.
The World Baloch Organisation (WBO) has launched its #FreeBalochistan human rights awareness campaign in New York, after a successful month of implementing the same campaign in London, UK.
The New York campaign has kicked-off with more than 100 taxis carrying adverts with the slogan, "#Free Balochistan from human rights abuses by Pakistan".
"Balochistan was annexed by Pakistan against the people's will in 1948 and has been under military occupation ever since, with mass kidnappings, torture and executions by the Pakistan army. Pakistan wants to keep this hidden. We are doing this campaign to expose these abuses," said Bhawal Mengal, spokesperson for the World Baloch Organisation (WBO), which has organised the advertisements.
"Thousands of Baloch people have been murdered or disappeared by Pakistani armed forces. The killings are happening right now, the American weapons that were given to Pakistan to use against the Taliban are being diverted and misused to attack the secular Baloch people, including F-16 fighter jets and Cobra attack helicopters," he added.
Asserting that the campaign's goal is to raise awareness among the Americans about the ethnic persecution and gross human rights violations in Balochistan and support the Baloch people's quest for peace and freedom, Mengal urged the US to cut off all military aid to Pakistan and hold it accountable for its crimes in the region.
In London, the campaign received positive feedback from the public, including from the Baloch diaspora in the United Kingdom.
Despite repeated attempts by the Pakistani government to shut down the #FreeBalochistan advertising campaign in London, the UK's Advertising Standards Authority (ASA) ruled against Pakistan's bid to censor the adverts; acknowledging their legitimate, humanitarian and peaceful character.
"Balochistan comprises almost half the land mass of the current borders of Pakistan. It has fabulous oil, gas and mineral wealth which is being exploited by Pakistan, while the Baloch people live in abject poverty. To keep control, the government in Islamabad is resorting to terror tactics and is giving free rein to religious extremists operate in the region. It is using them as a proxy third force against the nationalist movement, which has a long tradition of democracy and secularism," Mengal further said.
"Pakistan's iron-fisted rule in Balochistan is so brutal that it will not allow journalists, human rights monitors and aid agencies to enter the region. These adverts are much needed to defend the human rights of the Baloch people and to expose the atrocities of the Pakistani military and intelligence agencies," he said.
Mengal described World Baloch Organisation as a peaceful, lawful lobby against Pakistan's war crimes and human rights abuses in Balochistan.
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Pakis being exposed by Human Rights first in Europe and now USA.
'Free Balochistan' billboards go up on Times Square in New York
Updated: Dec 28, 2017, 08:33 AM IST, ANI
The World Baloch Organisation (WBO) has launched billboards carrying the slogan "#FreeBalochistan from human rights abuses by Pakistan" across the iconic Times Square in the New York City.
The billboards up in the heart of New York will remain there as the city celebrates New Years Eve.
The billboards highlight Pakistan's kidnappings, torture and massacres in occupied Balochistan and the Baloch people's right to self-determination.
"Our aim is to reach out to the American public and make them aware of the worsening situation in Balochistan, which has long been ignored by the international community mainly due to Pakistan's desperate efforts to stop the truth from reaching the international community. Through media reportage of the Times Square New Years Eve celebrations, we hope to get our human rights message across to the American people and the rest of the civilized world," said the chief organiser of the WBO, Mir Javed Mengal.
"We appeal to the people of the world to raise their voice against the injustices against the Baloch people who continue to strive for their basic rights and self-determination. We also appeal to the United States and UN to take notice of the crimes against humanity being committed by Pakistan and hold it accountable for violating international laws and covenants," Mengal added.
Pakistan has not allowed the international press, human rights monitors and aid agencies to enter Balochistan. The adverts seek to raise awareness about the plight of the secular Baloch people who have suffered gross human rights abuses by the Pakistani authorities for several decades.
The billboard adverts are part of the ongoing human rights campaign in the city, which kicked-off with more than 100 taxis carrying similar slogans.
The awareness campaign in New York City comes after a successful month of implementing the campaign in London, UK.
'Free Balochistan' billboards go up on Times Square in New York
Updated: Dec 28, 2017, 08:33 AM IST, ANI
The World Baloch Organisation (WBO) has launched billboards carrying the slogan "#FreeBalochistan from human rights abuses by Pakistan" across the iconic Times Square in the New York City.
The billboards up in the heart of New York will remain there as the city celebrates New Years Eve.
The billboards highlight Pakistan's kidnappings, torture and massacres in occupied Balochistan and the Baloch people's right to self-determination.
"Our aim is to reach out to the American public and make them aware of the worsening situation in Balochistan, which has long been ignored by the international community mainly due to Pakistan's desperate efforts to stop the truth from reaching the international community. Through media reportage of the Times Square New Years Eve celebrations, we hope to get our human rights message across to the American people and the rest of the civilized world," said the chief organiser of the WBO, Mir Javed Mengal.
"We appeal to the people of the world to raise their voice against the injustices against the Baloch people who continue to strive for their basic rights and self-determination. We also appeal to the United States and UN to take notice of the crimes against humanity being committed by Pakistan and hold it accountable for violating international laws and covenants," Mengal added.
Pakistan has not allowed the international press, human rights monitors and aid agencies to enter Balochistan. The adverts seek to raise awareness about the plight of the secular Baloch people who have suffered gross human rights abuses by the Pakistani authorities for several decades.
The billboard adverts are part of the ongoing human rights campaign in the city, which kicked-off with more than 100 taxis carrying similar slogans.
The awareness campaign in New York City comes after a successful month of implementing the campaign in London, UK.
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