A new report reveals that Pakistan’s Balochistan province is plagued by enforced disappearances and extrajudicial killings, with terror groups like Daesh operating under state protection. An UK-based Chronicle highlights sanctuaries in Khuzdar and Mastung, where extremist militias train, recruit, and launch attacks nationwide.
Militants, allegedly supported by the Pakistani establishment, have targeted Baloch nationalists, Shias, and civil society. Lawmakers have blamed the Army and political elite for enabling such militias. Families of the disappeared continue peaceful protests, facing repression, as Balochistan becomes a grim example of state-engineered militancy.
