UK: Baloch National Movement launches campaign against human rights abuses by Pakistan

In an effort to highlight the struggle of the Baloch people and the human rights violations committed by the Pakistani state, the Baloch National Movement (BNM) has extended its advocacy to the historic city of Cambridge, UK.

Led by the Cambridgeshire unit of the Baloch National Movement UK Chapter, the campaign seeks to raise awareness within the Cambridge community about the adversities faced by the Baloch population in Pakistan.

BNM activists are actively engaging with local residents, students and officials to garner support for their cause and inspire the international community to pay attention to the injustices endured by the Baloch people.

Following successful campaigns in major cities such as London, Leeds, Newcastle and Manchester, the expansion to Cambridge is a significant progress in amplifying the voices of the Baloch people globally.

In statements regarding the campaign, representatives of the Baloch National Movement underlined the urgent need for action to address systemic human rights abuses committed by the Pakistani state against the Baloch nation.

He stressed the importance of international solidarity and support in advocating for the rights and freedom of the Baloch people.

The campaign in Cambridge serves as a testament to the resilience and determination of the Baloch national movement to shed light on the injustices faced by the Baloch population and to advocate for meaningful change on both national and international platforms.