Baloch activist Sammi Deen has condemned the alleged disappearance of poetess Habiba, describing it as part of the ongoing pattern of enforced disappearances in Balochistan.
Deen stated that Habiba’s case highlights the vulnerability of women in the region, where activists, students, and artists have increasingly faced intimidation and abductions.
She urged international human rights organisations to intervene, stressing that silence over such incidents emboldens perpetrators and deepens the suffering of families.
According to Deen, Habiba’s disappearance is not an isolated incident but reflects a wider suppression of dissent and cultural expression in Balochistan.
The activist reiterated that enforced disappearances violate international law and demanded accountability from state authorities to ensure Habiba’s safe return.
Sammi Deen’s condemnation has drawn attention to the plight of missing persons in Balochistan, amplifying calls for justice and global awareness.
