Pakistan indulging in genocide in Baluchistan for economic benefit of China

Baluch leaders accuse Pakistan of genocide in  Baluchistan
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European Parliament's EPP Group organized a seminar on 'Coordination between Israel and other countries in the fight against global terrorism'. Mr. Hamal Haider Baluch, international spokesperson of the Baluch National Movement was the keynote speaker in this seminar. Fifty Members of the European Parliament (MEPs) attended the event.
Mr. Baluch spoke about how Pakistan has been supporting global terrorism, and countries like China have been backing Pakistan's illegitimate activities. He emphasized that one of the major concerns that need to be urgently addressed by the international community is the rampant killing by the Pakistani Army and ISI, of innocent Baloch including women and children.
He explained that this was being done in order to remove any obstacles in the way of China's economic expansion in Pakistan, particularly to enable creation of the "China-Pakistan Economic Corridor". However, he said, this had created a genocide-like situation for the people of Baluchistan, and had also fuelled resentment amongst the Baluch people against China.
He added that China has been occupying the lands of Baluch people with the help of Pakistani government by paying huge bribes to bureaucrats, senior government officials and politicians. This illicit wealth is stashed away in foreign bank accounts by these corrupt Pakistanis.
MEP Fulvio Martusciello thanked the speaker and emphasized that the European Parliament supports and stands with the Baluch people. He opined that it is the responsibility of the Pakistani Government to safeguard the rights of Baluch nationals and bring to a halt the relentless killings of innocent persons, including women and children. He assured him that he would raise, with the President of the European Parliament, this serious issue of 'kill and dump' policy of the Pakistan government and 'genocide of Baluch nationals in the state of Pakistan'.

Daily Excelsior, April 9, 2016