The faculty members of all universities in our province have unanimously expressed their untiring solidarity with the ongoing people’s movement across Sindh against environmental injustice and inequitable water distribution. These protests mark a significant milestone in the struggle to protect Sindh’s agricultural, environmental and local rights.
The fair distribution of resources, protection of local autonomy and preservation of environmental balance are not responsibilities limited to farmers, lawyers, or environmentalists alone but are our shared national duty.
Dr Intikhab Ulfat
Karachi
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