Just Earth News | @justearthnews | 21 Dec 2020, 09:45 pm Print
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Toronto: Renowned activist Karima Baloch, who was vocal about Pakistan Army and government atrocities in Balochistan, has been found dead in Canada's Toronto city.
She was a refugee in Canada.
Karima Baloch, a Canadian refugee named by the BBC as one of the world’s 100 most “inspirational and influential” women in 2016 was last seen on Sunday, December 20, 2020, at approximately 3 p.m, reports The Balochistan Post.
She had gone missing since Sunday.
?#BREAKING???? Prominent exiled #Baloch leader @KarimaBaloch has been found dead in #Toronto.
— South Asia Press (@SouthAsiaPress) December 21, 2020
She had gone missing from the Canadian city yesterday.
Ms. Baloch was living in exile in #Canada and was ex chairperson of #BSOAzad. pic.twitter.com/H84bv8CBm6
The Toronto Police earlier said in a statement: "She was last seen on Sunday, December 20, 2020, at approximately 3 p.m., in the Bay Street and Queens Quay West area."
In 2016, #KarimaBaloch escaped the tyranny of the Pakistan Army and came to Canada as a refugee.
— Tarek Fatah (@TarekFatah) December 22, 2020
Today #Karima was drowned in Toronto by #Balochistan’s enemies to silence her, not knowing Karima’s speeches will live forever.
pic.twitter.com/pQ78umuO5f @ZaffarBaloch @PMOIndia pic.twitter.com/WGRS9lADhO
Karima Baloch's family has confirmed that her body has been found.
Shocking to wake up to Baloch activist #KarimaBaloch’s mysterious death in Canada. She took on the rogue Pakistan Army & ISI for Balochistan’s freedom. Clearly, Baloch people are not safe even in Canada. PM @JustinTrudeau who panders to Pakistan backed characters is answerable. pic.twitter.com/DmO4pwmwmA
— Aarti Tikoo Singh (@AartiTikoo) December 22, 2020
Karima had raised the issue of Balochistan in United Nations sessions in Switzerland.
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