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Shahlyla Ahmadzai, Pakistan Women's Football Striker, Dies In Accident
Shahlyla Ahmadzai Baloch represented Pakistan at the SAFF Championship in 2014 in Islamabad, which was the last international event their women's team competed in
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Baloch Nationalists, Indian-Americans Protest Against Pakistan
Baloch nationalists along with the Indian-American community members staged a protest outside Pakistan's consulate shouting slogans against Pakistan for human rights violations, abduction and killings of civilians and rape of women in Balochistan.
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Pakistani Army Repeating Horrors Of 1971 In Balochistan: Baloch Activist
Asserting that history was repeating in itself, Farzana Majeed Baluch, a Baloch human rights activist, has said that human rights violations committed by Pakistan in Balochistan and the army targeting Baloch women was as bad as the torture and rape of women that took place during the Liberation War of 1971, which eventually led to the creation of a...
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After Qandeel Baloch's Death, Pakistan Takes A Small Step To Discourage 'Honor Killings'
Qandeel Baloch was drugged and strangled to death by her brother because he perceived her actions to be dishonorable and un-Islamic. He felt entitled to kill her. In some ways, it was a typical instance of the more than 500 "honor killings" of women in Pakistan every year. Infractions against conservative values can be life threatening for women ac...
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Shahlyla Ahmadzai, Pakistan Women's Football Striker, Dies In Accident
Shahlyla Ahmadzai Baloch represented Pakistan at the SAFF Championship in 2014 in Islamabad, which was the last international event their women's team competed in
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Baloch Nationalists, Indian-Americans Protest Against Pakistan
Baloch nationalists along with the Indian-American community members staged a protest outside Pakistan's consulate shouting slogans against Pakistan for human rights violations, abduction and killings of civilians and rape of women in Balochistan.
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Pakistani Army Repeating Horrors Of 1971 In Balochistan: Baloch Activist
Asserting that history was repeating in itself, Farzana Majeed Baluch, a Baloch human rights activist, has said that human rights violations committed by Pakistan in Balochistan and the army targeting Baloch women was as bad as the torture and rape of women that took place during the Liberation War of 1971, which eventually led to the creation of a...
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After Qandeel Baloch's Death, Pakistan Takes A Small Step To Discourage 'Honor Killings'
Qandeel Baloch was drugged and strangled to death by her brother because he perceived her actions to be dishonorable and un-Islamic. He felt entitled to kill her. In some ways, it was a typical instance of the more than 500 "honor killings" of women in Pakistan every year. Infractions against conservative values can be life threatening for women ac...
