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

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

Tens of thousands of residents, activists and lawyers but no mention in the western media. Why hasn't Balochistan become a global rallying point like Tibet or Xinjiang? Palki Sharma tells you

Gravitas: Why the western media will not cover Gwadar protests

Balochistan is witnessing the biggest ever protest in its history. A team of WION is in Gwadar - tracking how tens of thousands of people are stepping out of their homes to protest. Palki Sharma tells you how the people of Balochistan are fighting for their very existence

Gravitas: WION in Gwadar - Balochistan's biggest protest erupts

Residents, including women, are protesting in Pakistan's Gwadar, for almost a month now against the government, demanding basic amenities and also raising their voices against a severe shortage of water and electricity and threats to livelihoods from illegal fishing.

WATCH WION Ground Report: This is what protesters in Gwadar want from Pak govt

After nearly a month-long protests in the port city of Gwadar, Prime Minister Imran Khan has finally taken notice of ongoing demonstrations by the people. PM Khan has announced that the government will take "strong action" against illegal fishing by trawlers off the Gwadar coast.

Pakistan PM Imran Khan assures 'strong action' against illegal fishing trawlers in Gwadar

After month-long protests by the people of Gwadar for fundamental rights, Pakistan Prime Minister Imran Khan on Sunday said that demands of the coastal community of Gwadar were ‘very legitimate’ and announced that the government will take "strong action" against illegal fishing by trawlers off the Gwadar coast.

Pakistan: PM Imran Khan assures action after month-long anti-govt protests in Gwadar

Pakistan Prime Minister Imran Khan said on Sunday that he will take "strong action" against illegal fishing by trawlers off the Gwadar coast, after weeks-long sit-in and protest by local residents rattled the government and forced authorities to deploy thousands of additional police officers in the region.

Gwadar protests: Pakistan PM Imran Khan promises 'strong action' against illegal fishing trawlers

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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