The Baluch suffer from violations of civil and political right in Iran

  The theocratic regime in Tehran lacks respect for human freedom, dignity, and life. The Baluch, who number around 5 million out of Iran's 90 million population, account for approximately 40 per cent of those executed in the country. The Baloch people in Iran are ethnically Baluch and predominantly Sunni, distinguishing them from the Persian Shiite majority. In their region, they constitute a significant population. Since the formation of modern Iran, the Baluch have suffered from the redistribution of national wealth. It has to be said that all Iranian people are the victims of this fundamentalist regime, but

The Baluch suffer from violations of civil and political, cultural, and economic rights that should have been guaranteed to all citizens, regardless of their ethnicity, as well as issues related to discriminatory redistribution. On the 4th of November, Faiez Abuoshe and three other Baluch were executed InAdel Abad prison in Shiraz.

The Baluch right calls on the United Nations, the Special Rapporteur on Human Rights, and intergovernmental and other relevant organisations to take action and save the lives of Iranians on death row.

The Baluch right,