Protests continues in Gwadar and the coastal highway was blocked in response to arrest of 'Haq do Tehreek' leader Hussain Wadala.

Protests in Gwadar continues in response to arrest of ‘Haq do Tehreek’ leader

For the past two months, protesters in Pakistan have blocked the Gwadar East Bay Expressway in Balochistan, an area crucial to Pakistan-China relations.

Pakistan: Protests against CPEC continue in Gwadar, demand for Chinese to leave

Chinese citizens in Balochistan's Gwadar port have been warned by the politically significant 'Haq Do Tehreeq' outfit (Gwadar Rights Movement) to leave by Thursday (December 22).

Pakistan: Gwadar protest leader warns Chinese to leave key port

The 'Haq Do Tehreek' (Gwadar Rights Movement), led by Maulana Hidayat ur Rehman have given an ultimatum to the Chinese stationed inside the Gwadar Port compound to leave by December 22.

Gwadar protest leader warns Chinese citizens to leave by December 22

Following a month-long protest demanding basic rights, the residents of Gwadar called off their sit-in agitation after the Pakistan government accepted “all of their demands”.

Gwadar protesters call off stir after Pakistan govt accepts ‘all of their demands’

The protests in Gwadar have been going on for over a month. Now after 30 days of thousands taking to the streets in the port city, the protests have finally been called off. Pakistan government claims to have accepted all their demands saying that they will be implemented in a month.

Gwadar protest ends after over a month as Pakistan government 'accepts demands'

What started as just hundreds protesting in Pakistan's port city Gwadar has now turned into a sea of people on the streets, all fighting for their rights. It is a story that the world has been ignoring but WION is the only international channel to bring you the latest on the Gwadar protests.

WION Ground Report: Thousands protesting in Gwadar for over a month

The intervention by Pakistan Prime Minister Imran Khan came nearly a month after the Gwadar fishermen took to the streets to press the government for their demands including halt to illegal fishing. WION brings you a live report from the protest site.

WION in Gwadar: PM Imran Khan assures protesters of action against illegal fishing

Prime Minister Imran Khan took notice of the "very legitimate demands" of the "fishermen of Gwadar" as the protest of the locals in the port city for their basic rights entered its 29th day. WION brings to you a live report from the protest site.

WION reports from Gwadar protest site: PM Imran Khan vows 'strong action' against illegal trawlers

Gwadar in Pakistan, where a port is being developed by China, has become the centre of a massive, resolute protest against Chinese presence in the country. The locals and even those not from the city have gathered in Gwadar to oppose Chinese presence in Balochistan, the province where Gwadar is located.

Why are people in Pakistan's Gwadar protesting against the Chinese? Here is what we know

Thousands of people took to the streets in the port city of Gwadar in Pakistan, fighting for the rights of people in Balochistan. This was the latest amid an ongoing protest movement that was launched to put pressure on the Pakistan government.

Water, electricity shortage triggered protests, thousands march on the main roads in Gwadar

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