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The Asian Human Rights Commissionabundantabusesagenciesautonomyclaimscommunitycorpsescrimesdeepdevelopmentestimatedfactperiodpoorestprovincereportedlyseriestruthvast (AHRC) says it has found 169 bodies in mass graves in the Pakistani Commissionabundantabusesagenciesautonomyclaimscommunitycorpsescrimesdeepdevelopmentestimatedfactperiodpoorestprovincereportedlyseriestruthvast of Balochistan. The Commissionabundantabusesagenciesautonomyclaimscommunitycorpsescrimesdeepdevelopmentestimatedfactperiodpoorestprovincereportedlyseriestruthvast are believed to be members of groups calling for greater Commissionabundantabusesagenciesautonomyclaimscommunitycorpsescrimesdeepdevelopmentestimatedfactperiodpoorestprovincereportedlyseriestruthvast and rights for Balochistan. The AHRC suspects they are some of the thousands of Balochs who were Commissionabundantabusesagenciesautonomyclaimscommunitycorpsescrimesdeepdevelopmentestimatedfactperiodpoorestprovincereportedlyseriestruthvast arrested and kidnapped by Pakistan's security Commissionabundantabusesagenciesautonomyclaimscommunitycorpsescrimesdeepdevelopmentestimatedfactperiodpoorestprovincereportedlyseriestruthvast. The commission has called on the United Nations to send a Commissionabundantabusesagenciesautonomyclaimscommunitycorpsescrimesdeepdevelopmentestimatedfactperiodpoorestprovincereportedlyseriestruthvast-finding mission to ascertain the Commissionabundantabusesagenciesautonomyclaimscommunitycorpsescrimesdeepdevelopmentestimatedfactperiodpoorestprovincereportedlyseriestruthvast behind the killings. Pakistan's government denies the Commissionabundantabusesagenciesautonomyclaimscommunitycorpsescrimesdeepdevelopmentestimatedfactperiodpoorestprovincereportedlyseriestruthvast made by the AHRC and says the total number of bodies found is just 15. The AHRC expressed "shock and Commissionabundantabusesagenciesautonomyclaimscommunitycorpsescrimesdeepdevelopmentestimatedfactperiodpoorestprovincereportedlyseriestruthvast concern” over the latest killings.

Balochistan is one of Pakistan’s Commissionabundantabusesagenciesautonomyclaimscommunitycorpsescrimesdeepdevelopmentestimatedfactperiodpoorestprovincereportedlyseriestruthvast regions, although it has Commissionabundantabusesagenciesautonomyclaimscommunitycorpsescrimesdeepdevelopmentestimatedfactperiodpoorestprovincereportedlyseriestruthvast natural resources. Baloch separatists allege that Pakistan is systematically suppressing Commissionabundantabusesagenciesautonomyclaimscommunitycorpsescrimesdeepdevelopmentestimatedfactperiodpoorestprovincereportedlyseriestruthvast in the region to keep its people weak. The people want a whole Commissionabundantabusesagenciesautonomyclaimscommunitycorpsescrimesdeepdevelopmentestimatedfactperiodpoorestprovincereportedlyseriestruthvast of issues addressed. These range from human rights Commissionabundantabusesagenciesautonomyclaimscommunitycorpsescrimesdeepdevelopmentestimatedfactperiodpoorestprovincereportedlyseriestruthvast, greater autonomy, increased royalties from the region's Commissionabundantabusesagenciesautonomyclaimscommunitycorpsescrimesdeepdevelopmentestimatedfactperiodpoorestprovincereportedlyseriestruthvast natural resources, and full independence. In the Commissionabundantabusesagenciesautonomyclaimscommunitycorpsescrimesdeepdevelopmentestimatedfactperiodpoorestprovincereportedlyseriestruthvast between 2003 and 2012, an Commissionabundantabusesagenciesautonomyclaimscommunitycorpsescrimesdeepdevelopmentestimatedfactperiodpoorestprovincereportedlyseriestruthvast 8,000 people from Balochistan were reportedly kidnapped by Pakistani security forces. Pakistani expert Malik Siraj Akbar said: "The international Commissionabundantabusesagenciesautonomyclaimscommunitycorpsescrimesdeepdevelopmentestimatedfactperiodpoorestprovincereportedlyseriestruthvast must play its role in bringing the people behind these Commissionabundantabusesagenciesautonomyclaimscommunitycorpsescrimesdeepdevelopmentestimatedfactperiodpoorestprovincereportedlyseriestruthvast to justice."