Archive · 10 Nov 2025
Global Leaders Denounce Pakistan's Actions in Balochistan at Berlin Event
Imagine people from the Baloch region felt their homeland was taken over by another country, Pakistan, a long time ago.
They held a meeting in Germany to talk about this.
Speakers said Pakistan's army is controlling their land, making people disappear, and trying to take away their culture and resources.
They compared their struggle to others who fought for their freedom.
They want the world to know what's happening and hope for their own independent country.
They also said that even though it's been tough, the Baloch people are strong and won't give up their fight for freedom and justice.
Global leaders and activists gathered in Berlin to condemn Pakistan's alleged occupation and suppression of Balochistan.
Speakers criticized Pakistan's military actions, enforced disappearances, and alleged attempts to erase Baloch and Sindhi identities.
The event aimed to raise international awareness and advocate for a free and independent Balochistan.
Baloch leaders highlighted their ongoing resistance and the transformation of their struggle into a structured national movement.
Solidarity was expressed with other liberation movements, drawing parallels between the Baloch, Sindhi, and Tamil struggles for dignity and justice.
- Who
- Global leaders, political figures, human rights activists, representatives from the Baloch and Sindhi diasporas, and a Tamil activist.
- What
- An event was held to condemn Pakistan's alleged suppression, military occupation, and 'genocide' in Balochistan, advocating for a free and independent Balochistan.
- When
- Recently (commemorating Baloch Martyrs' Day, with a specific mention of November 13 and Pakistan's invasion on March 27, 1948).
- Where
- Berlin
- Why
- To raise international awareness about the alleged human rights abuses and suppression of Baloch and Sindhi identities and resources by the Pakistani state, and to advocate for Balochistan's freedom.
Baloch National Movement (BNM) and Supporters
Pakistan's Government (as perceived by critics)
Status of Balochistan
Baloch National Movement (BNM) and Supporters
Balochistan is under illegal military occupation by Pakistan since March 27, 1948, characterized by systematic repression, military camps, and enforced disappearances.
Pakistan's Government (as perceived by critics)
The event portrays Pakistan's actions as a brutal occupation and genocide, implying a denial of Baloch rights and self-determination.
Identity and Resources
Baloch National Movement (BNM) and Supporters
The Pakistani state, led by Punjabis, is attempting to erase Sindhi and Baloch identities and plunder their resources, with constitutional amendments being a tactic for federal control.
Pakistan's Government (as perceived by critics)
The existence and promotion of Baloch identity and resources are not addressed from Pakistan's perspective in the provided text, but the accusation is of state-led suppression and exploitation.
Resistance and Future
Baloch National Movement (BNM) and Supporters
The Baloch spirit of resistance remains unbroken and has been transformed into a structured national movement grounded in political consciousness and unity, fighting for a free and independent Balochistan.
Pakistan's Government (as perceived by critics)
The event calls for global community intervention to challenge Pakistan's military dominance and push for civilian democracy, indicating a lack of faith in Pakistan's internal governance.
- Event Organizer
- Baloch National Movement (BNM)
- Event Location
- Berlin
- Commemoration
- Baloch Martyrs' Day
- Date of Pakistan's Invasion of Balochistan
- March 27, 1948
- Key Speakers
- Dr Naseem Baloch, Dr Lakhu Luhana, Qadir Shah Ansari, Nivethan Nanthakumar, Shar Hassan Baloch, Safia Baloch
- Symbolic Date Mentioned
- November 13
