International
Court of Justice-Related: |
Why the Baloch have a case: background |
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The
Quaid-i-Azam, Mountbatten and the Indian states, by M.H.
KHAN (The writer is Editor, Quaid-i-Azam Papers Project.), Business
Recorder, Dec 25, 2007: Jinnah had problems dealing with his
friend, the Khan of Kalat, who claimed independent sovereign
status for his State. Pakistan conceded his claim once paramountcy
had lapsed in the negotiations held on 19 July 1947, with Crown
Representative Mountbatten in chair, who stated that on the lapse
of paramountcy "states would de jure become independent; but
de facto, very few were likely to benefit... that although Kalat
would have gained freedom, no practical course other than some
form of association with Pakistan was open to it". |
Baloch
Nationalists can approach ICJ, need not be a "State", IntelliBriefs,
Sep 17, 2007 |
The
exact date of Kalat's accession, report, balochvoice.org,
Mar. 30, 2007 |
Balochs
appeal to Afghanistan Gov. for help by Khan Jan Baloch, Dec.
15, 2006 |
Balochistan,
the land of a lesser god by Naseer Memon, ThePost.com,
Oct. 10, 2006 |
Balochistan,
A Backgrounder, by Priyashree Andley, Institute of Peace
and Conflict Studies, Special Report, Oct 2006 |
Grand
jirga in Kalat decides to move ICJ by Saleem Shahid,
Dawn, Sept. 22, 2006 |
BALOCHISTAN & ICJ
- Articulating the case and educating the West,
by Nagesh Bhushan, Intellibriefs, Sep 19, 2007 (and at saag.org) |
Balochistan
Tango by Mohammed Yousuf, despardes.com, Feb 10,
2006 |
INSTRUMENT OF ACCESSION OF KALAT STATE, Mar 31, 1948 |
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