BYC expresses grief over cycle of violence against Baloch youth
Balochistan: The Baloch Yakjehti Committee (BYC), the main Baloch human rights organization, voiced its distress over the ongoing cycle of violence against Baloch youth.
In an article on X, BYC said, “Baloch human rights body decries Cyclic Violence Against Baloch Youth: The systematic targeting of the Baloch individuals who, after being forcibly disappeared for months and years, reflects a cyclic pattern in Baloch genocide.”
The ‘state-backed killing squads’ executed a number of Baloch victims who emerged from torture chambers, according to BYC.
BYC told the tale of Niyaz Baloch, a native of Surbandan, Gwadar, who was tortured for a long time after being forcibly disappeared by Pakistani troops on May 12, 2024. He was then taken into police custody and has been showing up in court on false pretenses. Niyaz was recently the subject of a shot by death squads supported by the state, which is a troubling trend, but he escaped unharmed.
It said that a little kid was hurt in the event as a result of the fire and was taken to the hospital.
“The Baloch Yakjehti Committee denounces the ongoing, inhumane violence committed against Baloch families and communities in an effort to keep them silent and in terror. The message ended by urging the Baloch people to oppose these death-mongers and fight back at all costs.
The Baloch Yakjehti Committee previously reported on Monday that forced disappearances, detentions, and kidnappings under the guise of security are still on the rise in Balochistan.
State persecution, enforced disappearances, and arbitrary executions of activists, academics, and citizens are only a few of the many problems facing Balochistan. Economic neglect plagues the area, which also lacks basic infrastructure, political sovereignty, and development. BYC organizer Mahrang Baloch has said that Balochistan is still one of the most hazardous areas for human rights, citing the kidnapping of Baloch lady Asma Baloch.
