Today, a heartbreaking tragedy unfolded in North Waziristan. A pregnant woman from the Datta Khel region was on her way to Miranshah Hospital to give birth—carrying the hope of a new life. But the roads were blocked under a ruthless curfew imposed by the Pakistan Army. She cried for help. Her family tried everything to get her through. But the armored checkpoints, the military barricades, and the silence of oppression stood in their way. She died on the roadside. Not because of fate, but because of the cruelty of a Pakistani army. This is not an isolated incident. This is the daily reality under military occupation in Waziristan. The Pakistan Army has turned our homeland into a prison—where even the right to give birth, to live, to breathe freely, has been crushed under boots and guns. How many more mothers must die before the world hears our screams?