ISLAMABAD -- A protest movement led by women from the Pakistani province of Balochistan has turned a spotlight on the country's record of enforced disappearances, aided in part by the anti-establishment message of ousted former Prime Minister Imran Khan.
While most people in Islamabad were celebrating the new year, over 300 were holding a sit-in, camping outside the capital's National Press Club, demanding accountability for disappearances and alleged extrajudicial killings in the restive southwestern province.
