Washington DC: July 12, 2011. (Ahmar Mustikhan) A prominent Norwegian lawyer has urged the international community to put pressure on Pakistan to bring the Inter-Services Intelligence and Military Intelligence to justice for their crimes against the people of Balochistan. Randi Hagen Spydevold, Norwegian lawyer who is seeking justice for her compatriot Ehsan Arjemandi, was addressing “Teleconference: American Women on Balochistan Human Rights Situation” organized by the DC based American Friends of Balochistan. The teleconference Sunday brought together American and Baloch women who shared ideas and thoughts to end the genocide in Occupied Balochistan. Kimberly Crichton a senior writer with the Amnesty International based in Washington DC, Laurie Deamer form Pennsylvania and Jane Weisner from Massachusetts joined two Balochistan heroines Farzana Majeed of the Baloch Students Organization Azad from Khuzdar and Meher Jan of Baloch Women's Panel in Quetta. Spydevold said if Pakistan government fails to bring the I.S.I. and M.I. chiefs to justice then the international community must act on their own. Like Spydevold observers around the world are surprised that no Pakistani general got the sack even though they were shielding Osama bin Laden near Pakistan's Westpoint, called the Pakistan Military Academy. She said she had faced a brick-wall for one and half year now as she pursued the Pakistani authorities to release her client. Spydevold, who is known all over Europe for her human rights work, said Pakistan must “ratify the human rights convention and other international conventions.” Farzana Majeed, whose brother Zakir Majeed was forcibly disappeared by the Military Intelligence on June 8, 2009, made an impassioned appeal to common Americans to come to the rescue of Baloch citizens who are facing a genocide and asked the U.S. government to use its influence at the United Nations to end the crimes against humanity in Balochistan. In her talk, Meher Jan said the Baloch people fully support their resistance organizations the Baloch Liberation Army, Baloch Liberation Front, Baloch United Liberation Front and Baloch Republican Army.