The issue of different nationalities in Iran is in the top of the list. The differences among different nationalities in Iran are so sharp that, it is even beyond the imagination of the people of its neighboring Pakistan, let alone the civilized world

Mehrnehad wanted to make an impact on the life of his people. He wanted to do it within the limits the government has imposed on them

While in custody, he underwent sever physical and mental torture. He was asked questions about his international links. The regime tried to give him a written confession which he would read in front of media, but Mehrnehad refused to be paraded before media.

"It is a tyrannical regime that seeks the Farsis total hegemony in Iran, nothing else”, complains one of the very few ethnic Baloch professors at the University of Sistan and Baluchistan. He denounces that out of over 20,000 students on the campus, only 500 are Baloch.

Baloch case is similar to that of Kosovo only the Baloch are an orphan nation without their own powerful uncle to look after their national interests, it is up to Baloch national leaders and the intellectual to find an uncle who could lobby for them at international court of justice, the united nations and other world forums to press their interests

The nearly million-square-kilometer Baluchi territories spark intense competition among states who see the region as prized real estate in the heart of Asia

The endemic problems in Sistan-Baluchistan Province have cultural, economic, ethnic, and sectarian dimensions. They cannot be permanently resolved by military force alone

Sistan-Balochistan is one of Iran’s most deprived areas. Sunni Muslims are not employed in senior government jobs, while the regime restricts their religious ceremonies to ethnic regions.

The recent blasts echo in the streets of Tehran as a reminder of a "problem" in the southeast of the Persian empire, that very region whose control Tehran wants to gain through a scheduled and atrocious underdevelopment plan and political repression