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Karima Baloch, an activist from Balochistan who escaped Pakistan in 2016 to take refuge in Canada, was found dead in Harbourfront near Toronto's lakeshore.

Baloch activist Karima Baloch, who had been living in Canada ever since she escaped persecution in Pakistan in 2016, has been found dead.

A day after Pakistan accused India of running dozens of terror training camps in Afghanistan to plot attacks on Pakistani soil, both New Delhi and Kabul have dismissed the claims as a 'figments of imagination'.

Terrorist hideouts including logistic base destroyed while (a) large cache of arms, ammunition and communication equipment recovered, a statement said
 

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

A group of Baloch political activists held a protest outside the United Nations office in Geneva to seek the intervention of the human rights body to stop ‘genocide’ in Balochistan, the largest province of Pakistan

Baloch political activists spoke at an event titled “CPEC: The exploitative project’s human cost in Balochistan” on the sidelines of the ongoing 43rd session of the UN Human Rights Council in Geneva

Sindhi, Baloch and Pashtuns protested against the atrocities by Pakistan Army, at 'Broken Chair' in Geneva where the 43rd session of UN Human Rights Council is underway

New Delhi: Pakistan declared emergency in Balochistan in districts near Pakistan-Iran border due to threat from coronavirus in Iran. Movement of Shia pilgrims has also been blocked for the time being. On the other side, National Security Council of Afghanistan informed that to prevent the spread of coronavirus and protect the public, they have suspended all passenger movement (air & ground) to and from Iran. 

As per the United Nations, there are at least 6,480 asylum seekers in India but the government does not recognise them. The situation is so complex that the officials in the Home Ministry are digging through 1959 records to check the process.

After the reports had surfaced that Balochistan leader Brahumdagh Bugti may get Indian citizenship, he said, if given a chance, he would "definitely" move to India
 

Let us face the unpleasant truth. Pakistan's Kashmir policy is spot on. From its point of view, the men handling the Kashmir desk are doing an outstanding job. 

A Pakistani media report citing a Baloch Republican Party (BRP) source said that the discussions to grant Indian citizenship to exiled Baloch leaders have been in process even before PM Modi made his Independence Day speech