Hyderabad Women's Azadi March
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Hyderabad Women's Azadi March Hyderabad,
in opposition to the government's decision to evict illegal Migrant, expressing indifference to
the protests of the women's march, has informed in its statement that the
Hyderabad Women's Freedom March in its political heart includes all human
rights, including the political rights of women. , believes in social and
cultural rights, therefore it considers the discrimination of any nation or
community on political, social, religious and ethnic basis as the opposite of
human rights.
Along with this, the Women's March Hyderabad
also recognizes the fundamental rights of the local people in their historical
homeland or land, which includes the protection of their fundamental
historical, political, social, economic and cultural rights.
In this context, some of the state
decisions against Sindh's consultation regarding the historical, political,
economic and cultural fundamental rights of Sindh have been tolerated to the
extent that now when these decisions violate their fundamental political,
economic and historical rights. With the large-scale demographic change and the
right of the Sindhis to rule over Sindh, the basic right is felt to be in
danger. In contrast to the state policies, the people of Sindh have been
demanding the return of foreign immigrants to their homeland, considering the
increasing foreign settlement in Sindh as a threat to their historical
existence. Instead of allowing them to stay on a permanent basis, the demand
for their dignified repatriation has been at the fore
In addition to the Afghan refugees, Sindh
is also bearing the burden of millions of Bengalis and Burmese, so the women's
march is the principle position of Hyderabad to avoid the devastation of the
war as a result of the violent war of American colonialism in the Afghan war. A
large number of refugees were kept as refugees in Pakistan, but as per the
international policy for refugees, the host states also had to register the
refugees and confine them to the camps according to these policies, but not because
of the state's criminal wrongdoing. No policy was made for their temporary
accommodation only.
But on the contrary, as a result of the
state corruption in the aid given to them, with the arrival of Afghan refugees,
there was a situation of conflict with the local population on economic and
cultural basis. Upon adoption, Sindh considers the historical right to rule and
the economic and cultural threats faced by the local Sindhis in the demography
of Karachi as real. Disagrees with it and rejects it.
The Women's March also demands the government to make a policy in accordance with internationally recognized laws and principles to provide political asylum to Afghan men and women who are at serious risk in the event of their return. It should formulate a comprehensive policy subject to the consent of all the provinces and also after the admission of NADRA that lakhs of fake ID cards were made by some corrupt officers and staff of NADRA to reject these fake ID cards and return them in a dignified manner. Be arranged.
