Stories by Hina Baloch

The writer is a former 2012-13 Hubert Humphrey Fellow who has completed her professional affiliation with The Brookings Institution’s Center for Universal Education in Washington DC. She is an avid political and social commentator and can be reached at hinabaloch@gmail.com. She tweets @hinabaloch.

Welcome to the war on 'vulgar, western education' in Balochistan

Since the warning by Tanzeem-ul-Islami-ul-Furqan, parents of female students in Panjgur have had enough. Updated 16 Apr, 2016 10:23am

Afghans and Pakistanis; friends turned foes?

Media attention rarely canvases the sentiments of the Afghans and their increasingly negative perception of Pakistan. Updated 02 Apr, 2014 12:09pm

Four issues Pakistanis can influence more than US drones

Pakistanis can have a far greater influence to help promote equality and peace for all than they do over US drones. Published 25 Dec, 2013 02:20pm

The shrinking space for pluralism in Balochistan

The rising intolerance one sees across the province is both complex and well-orchestrated. Updated 10 Dec, 2013 02:10pm

He sent home his shirt buttons to tell us he was alive

Each time Farzana hears about a tortured body found somewhere in Karachi or Balochistan, she rushes to the morgue. Published 11 Nov, 2013 05:20pm