Islamabad, Aug. 10 -- In a reflection of Pakistan's growing human rights crisis, protests led by Baloch families and political activists continue to rock major cities, highlighting the state's alarming record of enforced disappearances, extrajudicial killings, and impunity.

According to The Balochistan Post, the ongoing demonstrations are a response to decades of systemic abuse and state repression in Balochistan.

In Islamabad, a sit-in demanding justice for missing persons entered its 25th consecutive day, with families accusing the government of total indifference. Protesters told The Balochistan Post that no official has visited or offered dialogue, despite weeks of peaceful protest. In contrast, they pointed out how the state is qui...