“I have lost my daughter,” said Abdul Hameed, who is the father of BLA recruit Mahal Baloch, his voice heavy with grief. “I kindly request that people of my generation care for their children and guide them toward education and empowerment, steering them away from the grip of terrorism,” the report further stated.
BLA exploits Baloch women for terror activities, reveals Wilson Centre's report
- By Web Desk -
- Jan 24, 2025
A report by international organization Wilson Center has made startling revelations about the Baloch Liberation Army (BLA) exploiting women for terrorist activities.
According to the report, the BLA blackmails and manipulates women like Adila Baloch, forcing them into suicide bombings under extreme psychological pressure.
“When my daughter went missing, I did everything to find her,” her father, Khuda Bakhsh, told More to Her Story. “With the government’s support and Allah’s grace, she is with me today.”
In Balochistan’s conservative society, where family honor is sacred, the BLA often weaponizes shame. Insurgents exploit women’s socio-economic struggles, using threats of dishonor, sexual violence, and blackmail to trap them into deadly roles, the Wilson Centre reported stated.
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“They use fake social media accounts to lure individuals by pretending to care, then blackmail them into wrongdoing, particularly women, by threatening to leak personal content,” Abdul Rehman, a social activist from Kech District, told More to Her Story.