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Baloch student's disappearance sparks social media campaign

A resident of Taunsa Sharif, he was forcibly disappeared on the March 9, and his whereabouts remain unknown.

ANI Apr 06, 2024 16:33 IST googleads

A social media campagin poster shared by Baloch Yakjehti Committee on X.

Quetta [Pakistan] April 6 (ANI): In a bid to address the alarming trend of enforced disappearances plaguing Balochistan, a social media campaign has been launched demanding the safe release of Shoiab, a student of Operation Theatre Technician at Bolan Medical College Quetta.
A resident of Taunsa Sharif, he was forcibly disappeared on March 9, and his whereabouts remain unknown.
According to the Baloch Yakjehti Committee, the campaign, which kicks off on the evening of April 6 is backed by the Baloch Youth Council (BYC), signalling widespread solidarity within the community against the scourge of enforced disappearances.
Using the #ReleaseShoaibBaloch hashtag, the campaign aims to raise awareness and garner support from conscientious individuals worldwide.


Enforced disappearances have emerged as a grave concern in Balochistan, with countless individuals like Shoiab Baloch falling victim to this heinous crime.
Despite continuous advocacy efforts, the practice persists unabated, leaving families distraught and communities in anguish.
By mobilising public support and shedding light on Shoiab Baloch's plight, his family hopes to expedite his safe return home.
The Baloch Youth Council calls upon all individuals committed to human rights and justice to join the #ReleaseShoaibBaloch campaign and stand in solidarity with Shoiab's family. (ANI)

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