VBMP Protest Against Enforced Disappearances Enters 6197th Day
The protest camp of the Voice for Baloch Missing Persons (VBMP) in Quetta has entered its 6197th day, continuing one of the longest-running campaigns seeking information about individuals who remain missing.
On the latest day of the protest, Mah-e-Zehb Baloch, the niece of Rashid Hussain Baloch, joined the camp to express solidarity with families who are still waiting for answers about their loved ones.
Participants at the camp reiterated their call for justice and urged authorities to provide information regarding missing persons. Family members say the prolonged uncertainty has caused emotional and psychological hardship for thousands of people across Balochistan.
The VBMP protest camp has become a symbol of the families' ongoing demand for truth and accountability. Despite the passage of many years, relatives of missing persons continue to gather at the camp, hoping their voices will be heard.
The families maintain that their struggle will continue until they receive information about the whereabouts of their loved ones.
