A student was forcibly disappeared By Pakistani Security Forces.

Aug 08,2019

Current Balochistan

10-year-old child has been abducted and taken to an undisclosed location by Pakistani security forces.

Accoding to details, Ali Akbar a Ten-year-old child was abducted during a raid by Pakistani security forces from Zour Bazaar, Turbat district Kech since then there is no any trace about him.

These ongoing enforced disappearances and the continuing uncertainty concerning the fate of their loved ones and the location of their remains have caused anguish to the families.

Human rights situation in Balochistan has set alarm bells ringing for human rights activists as enforced disappearances and extrajudicial killings continue for the last many years. International media and human rights bodies have been denied access to the affected areas while increasing number of former victims are coming out to blame Pakistan’s military for human rights violations.

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