Ireland Says It Is Monitoring Developments in Balochistan
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Ireland’s Minister for Foreign Affairs and Trade, Helen McEntee, has said Dublin is closely monitoring developments in Balochistan and continues to raise human rights concerns with Pakistani authorities through diplomatic channels.
Her remarks came in response to concerns raised by Irish lawmaker Ruth Coppinger over reports of civilian casualties and the broader situation in Balochistan. According to the Baloch National Movement (BNM), Irish officials have also discussed human rights concerns with Pakistan directly and through EU and international mechanisms.
The Irish minister said Ireland’s embassy in Islamabad remains in contact with the EU delegation and other international partners regarding developments in the region.
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