Sarang Hyder (Sarang Sindhi), Coordinator of Voice for Missing Persons of Sindh (VMPS), Europe Chapter, Announces Full Support for the Protest and First Parade to Be Held on 10 December 2026, Outside the British Prime Minister’s Residence, Organised by Jeay Sindh Freedom Movement
London: Hyder Hyder (Sarang Sindhi), Sindhi Coordinator of Voice for Missing Persons of Sindh (VMPS), Europe Chapter, in his issued statement, appealed to all social activists, human rights activists, political leaders, and conscious individuals belonging to oppressed nations living in the United Kingdom to participate wholeheartedly in the First Parade of Oppressed Nations and protest demonstration in London, organised by Jeay Sindh Freedom Movement on 10 December 2026, on the occasion of International Human Rights Day, highlighting the plight of oppressed nations under persecution in Pakistan.
Sarang Hyder (Sarang Sindhi) said that International Human Rights Day is an important occasion to express solidarity with the oppressed and subjugated nations of the world, raise voices for their fundamental rights, and highlight the principles of human freedom, equality, and justice. He said that, as in previous years, this year too, human rights activists, social leaders, and political activists belonging to the Sindhi, Baloch, Pashtun, Kashmiri, Gilgiti, Balti, and Seraiki nations living in the United Kingdom would participate in large numbers and collectively raise their voices against the injustices being committed against their respective nations.
Sarang Hyder further stated that the Government of Pakistan has illegally disappeared thousands of political activists, while many political activists have been facing imprisonment and detention for more than twenty years in alleged torture cells operated by secret agencies of the Pakistani military, including Inter-Services Intelligence (ISI), Military Intelligence (MI), the Counter Terrorism Department (CTD), the Federal Investigation Agency (FIA), and other institutions. He alleged that the number of incidents of enforced disappearances and affected families is increasing every month, forcing thousands of families belonging to various oppressed nations, including Sindh, to live in extreme distress, anxiety, and uncertainty.
He further said that enforced disappearances, illegal detentions, torture of political activists, and restrictions on freedom of expression constitute serious violations of fundamental human rights. The international community, United Nations agencies, and international human rights organisations should take serious notice of such matters and play their role in ensuring justice for the affected families.
Sarang Hyder said that on 10 December, a protest demonstration would be held outside the official residence of the British Prime Minister, 10 Downing Street, London, to appeal to the British Prime Minister to take notice of various human rights violations taking place in Pakistan, enforced disappearances of political activists, and injustices being committed against oppressed nations. Alongside this, the British Government and international human rights organisations would be urged to play their effective role in ensuring an independent investigation into the human rights situation in Pakistan and the protection of affected individuals.
He said that this protest would not be the demonstration of any single nation or organisation; rather, it would represent the collective voice, unity, and solidarity of all oppressed nations, including Sindhis, Baloch, Pashtuns, Kashmiris, Gilgitis, Baltis, and Seraikis. Through such joint protests, the voices of oppressed nations can be conveyed to democratic countries around the world and international institutions.
Sarang Sindhi expressed hope that this First Parade and protest demonstration, to be held in London on 10 December 2026, would prove to be an important milestone towards achieving the fundamental human, political, and national rights of the oppressed and persecuted nations of Pakistan. He once again appealed to all human rights activists, political and social leaders, young people, and representatives of civil society living in the United Kingdom to participate wholeheartedly on this important occasion and demonstrate their practical solidarity with the oppressed nations.
