If the daughter of former Chief Justice Rana Bhagwandas could not secure her rightful inheritance, what hope do ordinary Hindu women have? This report examines the legal, social, and cultural barriers that continue to deny many Hindu women in Sindh their inheritance rights.
"Don't touch the tap" — more than just a phrase, it reflects the harsh reality of discrimination faced by marginalized minority communities in Pakistan. From access to drinking water and shared meals to schools, workplaces, and public spaces, many still encounter exclusion rooted in caste and religious prejudice. This story highlights the
Colonial-era family laws continue to shape the lives of many Christian women in Pakistan. For some, outdated legal provisions have turned marriage into a lifelong sentence with limited legal options. Lok Sujag's special documentary explores the human stories behind Christian family laws and the calls for long-awaited legal reform.
Don't touch my cup of tea - Untouchables of Pakistan: Say no to Untouchability
Swat, once cradled by rivers, springs, forests, and mountains, is now gripped by fear. The Madyan Hydropower Project threatens not only the land but the very soul of its people — tearing apart their bond with nature, silencing their language, and burying their art and dignity. Once alive with tourism and tradition, this paradise now faces
