Baloch families staged a protest in Kech district against the enforced disappearance of four members, demanding their immediate release and accountability from authorities. The demonstration drew attention to the ongoing issue of missing persons in Balochistan, which has long been a source of concern for human rights groups.
Protesters gathered peacefully, holding placards and raising slogans to highlight the plight of the disappeared individuals. Family members expressed anguish over the lack of information regarding their loved ones and urged the government to intervene and ensure justice.
Local reports indicated that the four individuals were allegedly taken away by security forces earlier this month, with no official confirmation provided since. The families stressed that such actions violate basic human rights and fuel mistrust between the state and the community.
Human rights activists have repeatedly called for transparent investigations into cases of enforced disappearances in Balochistan, noting that the issue continues to affect hundreds of families across the province. The protest in Kech adds to a series of demonstrations demanding accountability and the safe return of missing persons.
The incident underscores the persistent tensions in Balochistan, where enforced disappearances remain a sensitive and unresolved issue. Families vowed to continue their struggle until their relatives are safely reunited with them.
