Archive · 29 Jun 2025
Nadia Baloch Condemns Detention of Sister, Other Activists
Nadia Baloch is very upset that her sister, Mahrang Baloch, and other activists are still locked up in jail.
The police used a special law called 3MPO to do this.
Nadia says they were taken on March 22 without following the rules.
She says the police won't tell them why they are being held and are hiding the information.
Nadia thinks this is unfair and wants the government to let them go.
She's asking everyone to speak up and help.
Nadia Baloch condemned the continued detention of her sister, Mahrang Baloch, and other activists.
Mahrang Baloch and fellow activists were detained under Pakistan’s controversial 3MPO law.
Nadia Baloch said Mahrang and her companions were illegally detained on March 22 without due legal process.
Authorities refused to provide legal documentation or justification for their continued imprisonment.
Nadia Baloch called for the immediate release of detained BYC leaders.
- Who
- Nadia Baloch, Mahrang Baloch, other BYC activists, and Pakistani authorities.
- What
- Nadia Baloch condemned the detention of Mahrang Baloch and fellow activists under 3MPO law.
- When
- Mahrang and her companions were detained on March 22.
- Where
- Balochistan, Pakistan
- Why
- To suppress dissent and civil resistance, according to Nadia Baloch.
Nadia Baloch's Stance
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Legality of Detentions
Nadia Baloch's Stance
The detention of Mahrang Baloch and other activists is illegal and violates human rights.
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Government Actions
Nadia Baloch's Stance
The Pakistani government is using 'black laws' to stifle dissent and silence political voices.
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- Person
- Nadia Baloch
- Detainee
- Mahrang Baloch
- Organization
- Baloch Yakjehti Committee (BYC)
- Law
- 3MPO
- Issue
- Unlawful detentions
- Location
- Balochistan, Pakistan
