On July 30 this year Interior Minister Mohsin Naqvi revived the long-standing proposal for creating new provinces, arguing that the country’s existing administrative system had collapsed and required restructuring. Soon afterward, Talal Chaudhry echoed Naqvi’s position, advocating the creation of new provinces in Sindh, Balochistan, and Khyber Pakhtunkhwa – but not in Punjab. These remarks […]

On May 28, residents of Laghari Bajrani village finally buried Irfan Laghari, 30, who had succumbed to his injuries on May 23. Instead of returning his body to the family, the police buried him on May 25, declaring him Laawaris—unclaimed. The protest, held on May 20, was against the controversial allocation of six canals on […]

When authoritarian governments commit injustice and treat citizens unfairly, the judiciary is often seen as the last refuge—where hope persists that justice will prevail. But in the case of Dr. Mahrang Baloch, who was jailed, on April 15, 2025, under a 3MPO charge, the Balochistan High Court extinguished what little hope remained. Rather than ruling […]

The people of Sindh have taken to the streets in protest against the construction of canals on the Indus River—controversial projects that, they argue, have turned Sindh’s agriculture land barren. Meanwhile, in Cholistan, a desert land, the same controversial project promises to bring greenery. Sindh has voiced deep concerns, questioning why the state seeks to […]

Three men were murdered on January 26, 2025 in Chotiryaryoon, a small town in the Sanghar district, following a feud within the Junejo community. The clash not only claimed lives but also left more than 20 people injured. Since the attack, the victims led a sit-in, with bodies outside the Sanghar Press Club, demanding justice. […]