Protest in Quetta demands answers over missing persons

In Quetta City Tehsil, Pakistan, a group of individuals, predominantly women and a young girl, are gathered outdoors. The scene appears to be on a street or sidewalk, with a building featuring a metal roll-up door and a textured concrete wall in the background. Several individuals are holding up printed photographs. In the foreground, a woman on the left wears a light green traditional outfit with vibrant red and black embroidery on the sleeves and chest. She holds up a photograph of a woman wearing a headscarf and looking down at a book. To her right, another woman, partially obscured, wears a purple headscarf and a yellow garment adorned with intricate red embroidery. She holds up a photograph of a woman waving, wearing a headscarf and a patterned dress. A young girl with dark hair pulled back is visible in the center, wearing a red and black patterned dress. She holds a plastic bottle. To the right of the girl, a woman in an orange headscarf is holding a photograph of a smiling woman. Further to the right, a person in a blue garment is partially visible. Two young boys in traditional clothing stand to the left in the background, near a metal gate and a wall. The overall setting suggests an outdoor gathering, possibly a protest or demonstration, given the display of photographs. The lighting indicates it is daytime, with sunlight casting shadows.

In Quetta City Tehsil, Pakistan, a protest is underway, captured in a medium shot. The scene is set against a backdrop of a weathered, grey building with a metal roll-up door. A gas meter is visible mounted on the wall, suggesting an urban or semi-urban environment. At the forefront of the image, several individuals are seated on the ground, holding protest signs. A large, white sign is prominently displayed, written in red marker with hashtags and names: "# Release Dr. Mahreen Baloch", "# Release Shehzad Baloch", "# Release Beebo Baloch", and "# Release Gulzadi Baloch". To the right, a yellow sign reads "WE WANT FAIR TR". Among the protesters, a young girl is seated and looking towards the camera, holding a small bottle. She is dressed in a traditional, colorful outfit. Other individuals are partially visible, some holding photographs. A microphone is held by a person on the far right, indicating a potential speaker or organizer. The ground is made of concrete, with some debris scattered around. The overall atmosphere suggests a public demonstration concerning the release of individuals. The clothing worn by the people, particularly the embroidered garments, points to a cultural context within Pakistan.

A group of individuals, some of whom appear to be women, are seated on the ground in front of a building with roll-up metal doors. They are holding up pictures of people and pieces of paper with writing on them. One paper in the foreground has the words "#Release Dr. Mahrang Baloch, #Release Shahj Baloch, #Release Beeboo Baloch, #Release Gulzadah Baloch" written in red. Another paper behind it, to the right, says "WE WANT FAIR TRIAL". Some of the individuals are wearing traditional Pakistani clothing, including shalwar kameez and embroidered dresses. The environment appears to be a street or alleyway in a city, with a concrete ground and a building with a corrugated metal facade. The lighting suggests it is daytime.

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