London Escorts sunderland escorts 1v1.lol unblocked yohoho 76 https://www.symbaloo.com/mix/yohoho?lang=EN yohoho https://www.symbaloo.com/mix/agariounblockedpvp https://yohoho-io.app/ https://www.symbaloo.com/mix/agariounblockedschool1?lang=EN

Germany: Baloch Activist At Risk of Deportation

Must Read

Genocide is the only option in Balochistan – Pakistani Minister declares

A Pakistani minister in Balochistan, who is de-jure head of security apparatus in the region, has declared that genocide...

Aslam Baloch — The Baloch General – TBP Special report

For seventy years, through ups and downs, successes and failures, with rapid and slow pace, the Balochistan’s...

State’s deadly weapon, Shafiq Mengal – The Balochistan Post report

Strings of suicide bombing in Sindh's Shikarpur city and firing incident on BSO azad's rally in Khuzdar got connected...

A Baloch asylum seeker, Atif Ali, faces possible deportation from Germany, sparking concerns from the Baloch National Movement (BNM) and the wider Baloch community.

In response to this development, the BNM has formally reached out to the German authorities, emphasizing the potential risks Mr. Ali may encounter if he’s deported to Pakistan.

Hammal Haider, the Foreign Secretary of BNM, urgently appealed to Germany’s ‘Federal Office for Migration and Refugees’, emphasizing the immediate threats Mr. Ali could face upon his return, possibly even abduction by Pakistani authorities.

Drawing attention to this issue, Dr. Naseem Baloch, the Chairman of BNM, utilized the social media platform X (formerly known as Twitter) to shed light on the challenges faced by the Baloch people in Pakistan. He emphasized that many Baloch individuals seek asylum due to state-led adversities they endure. He also appealed to the United Nations refugee agency and the Human Rights Commission for intervention.

There are growing concerns that if Atif Ali, known for his advocacy for the rights of the Baloch people, is sent back, he could face dire consequences. These fears are based on reported widespread human rights violations against the Baloch people by Pakistani authorities.

The BNM has urged for a comprehensive review of Mr. Ali’s case and calls for international standards on human rights to be upheld. Moreover, the Baloch community in Germany has organized a protest in front of the Ministry of Interior and launched a signature campaign in partnership with other human rights organizations to express their opposition to Mr. Ali’s potential deportation.

Germany’s ‘Federal Office for Migration and Refugees’ has yet to issue a statement on this matter.

SourceTBP

Latest News

Gunfire, Explosions, and Roadblocks: Over 30 Attacks in Balochistan, Army Major Among Dead

More than 30 attacks have targeted Pakistani forces, gas pipelines, and mineral transport vehicles across Balochistan over...

Baloch Martyrs’ Day Observed in Several Countries

On November 13, Baloch people in Balochistan and various countries held events to observe Martyrs' Day. The Baloch Shuhda...

Balochistan: Three Men, Including Young Photographer, ‘Forcibly Disappeared’ by Forces

Pakistani forces have reportedly forcibly disappeared three men, including a young photographer, in Balochistan’s Kech and Quetta districts. In...

China Pushes for Its Security Personnel in Pakistan After BLA Attack

Beijing is pushing Pakistan to allow its own security staff to provide protection to thousands of Chinese citizens working in the South...

Quetta: Baloch, Pashtun Student Unions Condemn Violent Police Raid at BMC Hostel

Student unions in Quetta held a joint press conference to condemn the violent police crackdown at Bolan Medical College (BMC) hostel in...