Archive · 21 Jan 2026
Baloch Yakjehti Committee to Observe Genocide Remembrance Day
The Baloch Yakjehti Committee (BYC) has announced that they will observe 'Baloch Genocide Remembrance Day' on January 25.
This day is meant to remember the many Baloch people who have been hurt or killed because of their identity.
The BYC says that the Baloch people have been suffering for a long time because of things like forced disappearances, killings, and being denied basic needs.
They want people all over the world to join them in remembering this day through protests, talks, and cultural events.
The day is especially important because it marks a sad event in 2014 when many bodies of Baloch youth were found in a secret camp.
The BYC believes that the Baloch people are being targeted so that others can take their land and resources, but they are determined to stand together against this.
The Baloch Yakjehti Committee (BYC) will observe 'Baloch Genocide Remembrance Day' on January 25.
The day commemorates the ongoing genocide of the Baloch people, including targeted killings and enforced disappearances.
The BYC alleges that the genocide is conducted through various means, including economic exploitation and psychological terror.
January 25 marks the 2014 discovery of over 100 mutilated bodies in a mass grave linked to Pakistani intelligence-backed militias.
The BYC urges the Baloch community worldwide to participate in protests, seminars, and cultural events to mark the day.
- Who
- Baloch Yakjehti Committee (BYC) and the Baloch community
- What
- Observance of Baloch Genocide Remembrance Day with protests, seminars, and cultural events
- When
- January 25, annually
- Where
- Across Balochistan and worldwide
- Why
- To commemorate the ongoing genocide of the Baloch people and highlight their struggle for survival
- Date
- January 25
- Organizer
- Baloch Yakjehti Committee (BYC)
- Incident Commemorated
- 2014 mass grave discovery in Totak
- Alleged Perpetrators
- Pakistani intelligence-backed militias
- Forms of Genocide Alleged
- Targeted killings, enforced disappearances, economic exploitation, psychological terror
