Social movements: Where does Sindh stands in the world?

How the world today positions itself towards peaceful social and political movements?

Largest Reservoirs of South Asia in Sindh

US discloses the details about naatural resoruces in Sindh and South Punjab

Sixty-Seven Years of Pakistan

Freedom movements in contemporary Pakistan suggest that at least Sindh and Balochistan are bound to emerge as separate sovereign countries sooner or later.

12 dissenters killed, over 100 detained in Sindh, Pakistan

Sindh Police, Pakistan Rangers and intelligence agencies like Inter Services Intelligence (ISI) and Military Intelligence (MI) have allegly launched the unannounced military operation in natural resources rich Sindh province against the secessionist Sindhi nationalist parties.

Pakistan's secret dirty war

By Declan Walsh In Balochistan, mutilated corpses bearing the signs of torture keep turning up, among them lawyers, students and farm workers. Why is no one investigating and what have they got to do with the bloody battle for Pakistan's largest province?

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Christians highlight their fears by holding a fake funeral

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Dozens of Christians participated in a fake funeral procession on Friday in Islamabad, in protest of what they called the city government’s apathy towards them, reported daily Express Tribune. Click to Read

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Blasphemy: court adjourns bail hearing

 A local court in Islamabad on Saturday adjourned the case pertaining to the bail application of a girl who had been accused of blasphemy to Sept 3, according to DawnNews. Full Story

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"Officials behind forced conversions of Hindus in Sindh"

Hindu Panchayat Jaccobabad president Babu Mahesh Lakhani, while talking with ARY TV, said that government officials and representatives are behind forced conversions, abductions and harassment against Hindus in Sindh, reports daily Awami Awaz. Read in Sindh

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Activists demand release of Rimsha in blasphemy case

Daily Times, Lahore Pakistan

ISLAMABAD: A court on Thursday adjourned a bail hearing for a Christian girl accused of blasphemy, prompting human rights activists to make fresh calls for her release in a case that has drawn renewed criticism of the country’s anti-blasphemy laws. 

Religious and secular groups worldwide have protested over the arrest this month of Rimsha Masih, accused by Muslim neighbours of burning a booklet carrying verses from the holy Quran. 


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