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Free Faiz Mohammed Baluch & Herbiyar Marri

Free Faiz Mohammed Baluch & Herbiyar Marri

Closed — 120 supporters Verified

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Started by Anonymous 18 years, 9 months ago
United Kingdom London, Dec 5 2007: Two exiled human rights activists from Baluchistan were arrested on Tuesday by the Metropolitan Police in an operation code-named Operation Super Sweep/Swift. Faiz Mohammed Baluch and Nawabzada Herbiyar Marri were allegedly arrested on terrorism-related charges and taken to the Paddington Green police station. At the moment, Faiz Mohammed Baluch has no legal representation and his where abouts are unknown. Police took both men, from there homes in Ealing, London W13, at around 5 a.m. on December 4. Since this arrest, the police have taken over there property, evacuated there family from the property, and the entire area has been cordoned off. The mobile phones have been confiscated. According to unconfirmed information, Herbiyar Marri has been transferred to Paddington Green police station for interrogation. Please we need your support. Please sign this petition and get these innocent men FREED!

Updates

December 12, 2007

Seeing this momentum grow brings me a sense of hope I struggled to find when they were first taken from their homes. Your willingness to stand with these men shows that Faiz and Herbiyar are not forgotten during this nightmare.

Reached 100 supporters

December 12, 2007

6 Comments

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Dave Holt
18 years ago Featured

Absolute shame. Ealing police need to explain why they are targeting human rights defenders like this. Free them now.

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Lucy Gray
18 years ago Featured

The way they handled this is so brutal. Evicting the families from their own homes is just cruel. Does anyone know if they have seen a solicitor yet?

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Mark Rahman
18 years ago Featured

FREE THEM!! TOTAL INJUSTICE

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Sarah Doyle
18 years ago Featured

This is honestly ridiculous. They came here seeking safety and this is how they get treated? Let them go immediately!

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Ayesha Hill
18 years ago Featured

I am so worried about their families. Nobody should be taken like that in the middle of the night without any lawyers present.

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John Fleming
18 years ago Featured

Shady as hell. Keep the pressure on.