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  1. Pakistani forces are operating in Balochistan, where the province is facing human rights issues.
  2. Allegations of systematic human rights violations in Balochistan involving Pakistani authorities.
  3. Pakistani authorities issued eviction orders in Kalat and forced displacements were cited in Mastung, within Balochistan.

Threats of Displacement and Destruction of Orchards in Central Balochistan

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What happened

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The central region of Balochistan is facing ongoing threats regarding land use and resident displacement. Sarfraz Bugti, the Chief Minister of Balochistan, warned that if attacks on Pakistani forces were launched from orchards, the owners would be considered collaborators. He stated that the people of Mastung had only two options: prepare for displacement as internally displaced persons or watch their orchards be destroyed.

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Why it matters

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The threats involve the potential collective punishment of civilians caught between state power and armed resistance. The situation is unfolding amidst intensified operations by armed Baloch pro-independence groups across major highways and districts of Balochistan.

Pakistani authorities had previously issued eviction orders in Kalat, and forced displacements were cited in Mastung within Balochistan.

From countercurrents.org

Who's involved

  • BalochistanProvince of Islamic Republic of Pakistan facing land use threats and insurgency.
  • MastungHuman settlement in Balochistan facing threats of displacement and agricultural base attacks.
  • PakistanGeopolitical state providing the context for local operations.

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  • BalochistanSpeculative

    The leadership's policy shift towards collective punishment could impact the province's agricultural base and government revenue.

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