Protests against forced conversions

Civil society and community organizations in Kotdiji, district Khairpur and Hindu community in Chorr, district Umerkot protested against the forced conversions of Hindus. Read in Sindhi  

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Shia clerics support Hindus in Sindh

Shia clerics of Sindh held a meeting with Hindu Panchayat in Sindh and assured them of their support. Read in Sindhi

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Rinkle Kumari has been forcedly converted: says mother

Sulachni bai, mother of Rinkle Kumari, has said in her press conference that she neither fasted nor attended the Eid festivities. She was forced to be converted. Read in Sindhi

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Prefer to die then quitting Sindh: Hindu Community

In a televised program on Hindu community’s issue, Hindu participants from across the province said that they would prefer death over migrating from Sindh.  Read in Sindhi

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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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Protests against forced disappearances in Sindh

Activists Protesting in Hyderabad on August 30, 2012. Photo Courtesy by  Daily Awami Awaz, Karachi

Karachi: Human rights organizations, civil society and political activists held rallies in Karachi, Sukkur and other cities of Sindh against forced disappearance of thousands activists from Sindh and Balochistan provinces of Pakistan. More Details (in Sindhi)


HRCP: Human Rights Commission of Pakistan has said in a report that security organization are involved in the forces disappearances of activists in Balochistan.  More Details (in Sindh)

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Hundreds march against Hindu Exodus from Pakistan

Photo Courtesy: Daily Pakistan Today

Hundreds march against the exodus of Hindus from Northern Sindh city Sukkur to Pano Aqil town yesterday against the forced exodus of Sindhi-Hindus from Sindh, Pakistan. They said there is no space for extremism in Sindh. The march was organized by Jeay Sindh Qaumi Mahaz (Sindh National Freedom Front). The marchers after halting at Pano Aqil town, moved forward for giving sit-in at Sindh-Punjab Border. Read Full (in Sindhi)  (in English)

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