Baloch Yakjehti Committee Condemns Violence Against Baloch People in Pakistan

The Baloch Yakjehti Committee (BYC) has strongly criticized the ongoing violence against the Baloch people in Pakistan, which has persisted for over seventy years. The region has become a war zone, with daily incidents of repression, including enforced disappearances and extrajudicial killings. Despite international calls for justice, the Baloch people continue to suffer under the actions of Pakistan's security forces.

In a recent statement, the BYC highlighted that these oppressive actions are not new but are part of long-standing policies aimed at exploiting the Baloch resources and suppressing their identity. The BYC emphasized that these actions are carried out under the guise of national security but are intended to maintain control and deny the Baloch people their rights over their land and future.

The BYC also pointed out the impact on children in Balochistan, who grow up in fear with limited access to education and opportunities. Young people face unemployment and poverty, leading to protests against the state. The community is trapped in a cycle of poverty and survival, with little hope for change.

The BYC described the state's actions as reminiscent of colonial control, treating the Baloch people as obstacles rather than citizens with rights. They called for resistance against the intensified military operations and urged the global community, including the United Nations, to intervene and prevent the genocide of the Baloch nation.