In Balochistan, Pakistan, widespread protests have erupted following the death of activist Zeeshan Ahmed, who was allegedly killed by military personnel. Zeeshan Ahmed, known for his advocacy in seeking justice for his forcibly disappeared father, was abducted on June 29th. His body was discovered the following day, bearing signs of torture and bullet wounds, according to the Baloch Yakjehti Committee. The incident has intensified tensions in the region, highlighting ongoing issues of enforced disappearances and human rights abuses. The Baloch Yakjehti Committee has been vocal about the need for accountability and justice, urging international attention to the plight of activists in Balochistan. This tragic event underscores the broader struggle for human rights in the area, where activists often face severe risks. The killing of Zeeshan Ahmed has sparked a renewed call for transparency and reform within Pakistan’s military and government institutions. As protests continue to gain momentum, there is growing pressure on authorities to address these grievances and ensure the safety of activists advocating for justice and human rights. The international community’s response could play a crucial role in shaping future developments in Balochistan, as local and global human rights organizations rally to support those affected by such incidents.