Balochistan unrest: Why a teacher's killing reignited outrage over Pakistan-backed 'death squads' and disappearance
The killing of Baloch schoolteacher Parvez Mazar has sparked protests in Pakistan’s Balochistan, with residents alleging state-backed ‘death squads’ were involved.
A schoolteacher's murder in Pakistan's Balochistan province has sparked renewed protests, with locals and human rights advocates alleging that authorities are protecting the perpetrators and failing to address state-backed militias and enforced disappearances. Demonstrators gathered outside the Pasni Press Club to demand swift arrests and warned they would block key roads if authorities did not act. The incident highlights the ongoing struggle for accountability amidst a backdrop of human rights violations in the region.
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