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  • Sindh Under Siege: WSC Exposes Violent Crackdown on Peaceful Protests in Sindh

    For Immediate ReleaseDate: March 17, 2024 World Sindhi Congress Calls for International Intervention Following Human Rights Violations in Larkana, Sindh The World Sindhi Congress urgently appeals to the international human rights community to address the severe violation of fundamental human rights and the suppression of peaceful protests by the Sindh police and the government of Sindh, Pakistan. On March 17, 2024, a nonviolent demonstration outside the Press Club in Larkana, orchestrated by prominent activists Sassui Lahore, Sorath Lohar, Fozia Seenghar, and Suhani Joyo, among others, was forcefully dispersed by the local law enforcement. The crackdown resulted in the unjust arrest

  • Rallying for the Rivers: The Sindhi Cry for Water Justice

    On this 27th International Day of Action for Rivers, the World Sindhi Congress voices the plight of Sindh, where the lifelines of our land face the grave injustice of water theft. For the Sindhi people, the river Indus is not merely a river; it is the very essence of our existence, deeply woven into our culture and sustenance. Yet, it suffers from the avaricious diversion of its waters, leaving our communities parched and our rich ecosystems at risk. Today, we amplify our call for #WaterForAll, demanding immediate cessation of illegal diversions and advocating for the rightful share of water to

  • Empowerment and Liberation: Celebrating International Women’s Day with World Sindhi Congress

    As the chairperson of the World Sindhi Congress, I am delighted to extend my heartfelt wishes to everyone on International Women’s Day. This day serves as a powerful reminder of the progress we’ve made towards gender equality and the journey that still lies ahead. The World Sindhi Congress has been steadfast in its dedication to the rights of women and children, vocal about the injustices they face, and proactive in illuminating the issues that disproportionately impact women in our society. We firmly believe that the freedom of Sindh is deeply intertwined with the liberation of women, emphasizing the vital role

  • Highlighting Our Voices: UK World Sindhi Congress Protest Against Extrajudicial Killings

    In a powerful demonstration of solidarity and demand for justice, the World Sindhi Congress recently staged a significant protest in the UK against the extrajudicial killing of activists in Pakistan. This pivotal event has captured the attention of international media, including a detailed coverage by ANI News. This protest underscores our ongoing commitment to spotlight human rights violations and advocate for the voiceless in Sindh, Pakistan. The gathering in the UK was not just a show of resistance but a clarion call for the global community to take notice and act. For an in-depth look at the protest, the issues

  • Remembering Anita Shah Lakyary: A Tribute to Her Enduring Legacy in Sindhi Culture and Literature

    The World Sindhi Congress deeply mourns the loss of Ms. Anita Shah Lakyary, a distinguished columnist and researcher from Sindh. Her insightful writings and dedicated research enriched Sindhi culture and literature immensely. Her passing leaves a void in the intellectual community. We extend our heartfelt sympathies to her family and admirers. Her legacy will continue to inspire future generations. read more about her here.

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