Baloch, Sindhi and Pashtun activists lambast Pak Army for human rights violations

Geneva (Switzerland), Mar 07 (ANI): Activists from Balochistan, Sindh and Khyber Pakhtunkhwa provinces of Pakistan have lambasted Pakistan Army for carrying out human rights violations during the 43rd session of Human Rights Council. Qambar Malik Baloch, a human rights activist from Balochistan told the Council in his intervention, "Thousands of the Baloch political activists are being illegally detained in Iranian and Pakistani prisons. The whereabouts of thousands of forcibly disappeared persons are not known. Thousands have been the victim of the kill and dump policy of the Pakistani state". Dua Naz Kalhoro, a Sindhi political activist also blamed Pakistan and its army for human rights violations on people in Sindh province. She said, "We want to draw the Council's attention to our deep concern about illegal grabbing of hundreds of thousands of acres of land of indigenous Sindhi people in Pakistan". Shahi Sadat, a Pashtun political activist told the Council, "In Pakistan, Pashtuns