Home Department Balochistan

The 9th Provincial Steering Committee of the Deliver Justice Project was successfully held in Quetta, reaffirming the Government of Balochistan’s commitment to advancing justice sector reforms. With funding from the European Union’s Deliver Justice Project and implementation support from UNODC, UNDP, and UN Women, Balochistan’s Rule of Law Roadmap continues to guide reforms that improve access to justice, strengthen accountability, and enhance institutional performance.
The meeting reviewed progress on legislative reforms, including Criminal Justice Acts, operationalization of the the PC-I, establishment of Smart Police Stations along with establishment of Court Annexed Mediation Centers that are increasing public trust in policing services. Participants also underscored the importance of digital tools, case management systems, and capacity-building initiatives to make justice delivery more effective.
The committee agreed to priorities approval of remaining criminal justice acts, implementation of PC-I, gender-responsive justice and scaling up data-driven monitoring. Together, these reforms build the foundation for peace, stability, and good governance in .

Productive meeting in Quetta! The CCO & DCO of Balochistan-CVE met with Raheel Javed, CEO of CRPPSS, to advance joint initiatives for youth engagement and training across the province. A strong step toward empowering youth through coordinated reforms & capacity-building.

The CCO and DCO of Balochistan-CVE held a detailed meeting with Dr Nasrullah, CEO of Centre for Peace and Development, in Quetta. Discussions focused on policy frameworks and joint initiatives to engage youth, strengthen peacebuilding measures, and promote Paigham-e-Pakistan across the province, reflecting the government’s commitment to social cohesion and sustainable peace.

The Chief Coordination Officer and Deputy Coordination Officer of Balochistan-CVE met with Nadir Gul Barech, CEO of Pakistan Poverty Alleviation Fund, and his team in Quetta.

CM Balochistan inaugurates the Center of Excellence for Countering Terrorism at NUST Quetta (Apr 22, 2026).
The initiative aims to engage youth through research and constructive platforms to counter extremism. Senior officials attended, and the CM praised the Home Department’s efforts in advancing this reform.

A meeting was chaired by the Additional Chief Secretary Home to monitor and review data inclusion on the BISA Portal and assess the progress of BCRA.

A high level meeting chaired by the ACS Home reviewed the damages and emerging threats faced by telecom networks in Balochistan. The forum emphasized the need for coordinate measure to safeguard critical communication infrastructure.

At a policy workshop on “Implementation of Youth Policy,” the CCO of Balochistan-CVE shared key insights on empowering youth through reforms, strategic planning, and sustainable initiatives. A strong step toward inclusive socio-economic development for Balochistan’s young generation.

The CCO and DCO of Balochistan-CVE attended a dialogue at Alhamd Islamic University on “New Dynamics of Social Consciousness, Cohesion and Developments.” The event brought together diverse stakeholders and highlighted the government’s commitment to fostering awareness, inclusivity, and collaborative efforts for social cohesion and sustainable development.