The campaign was held during the 54th Session of the UN Human Rights Council in Geneva.
Besides slogans criticizing Pakistan and China for exploiting the resources of Sindh, the posters depicted the pictures of several Sindhi political activists, journalists and other intellectuals who were forcibly abducted, tortured and brutally killed by Pakistan’s secret agencies, reported ANI.
Speaking to ANI, Executive Director of Sindhi Foundation, Manawar Laghari said, “The message is very very clear. Pakistan is a hurdle and is really a curse on the earth. No one is happy. Neither the people living in Sindh, Balochistan or Pakhtunkhwa, Saraikis, Hazaras, Chitrals, Gilgit – all those oppressed people they want to get rid of this country”.
World Sindhi Congress (WSC) held a 3-day #Sindh Human Rights Exhibition, 25-27 Sep, 2023 during the 54th #UNHRC Session in #Geneva to inform the delegates and participant human rights defenders from around the world about the plight of Sindhi people in #Pakistan.#Sindh… pic.twitter.com/4eZ4bCuKd8
— WorldSindhiCongress (@sindhicongress) September 28, 2023
He added, “They want freedom from Pakistan and my message to the United Nations is this – we want referendum under the supervision of the United Nations not what the data Pakistan has, especially with the ISI, we don’t believe in that. Under the supervision of the UN referendum to get our independence. This is our very clear message”.
In a letter sent by the Sindhi Foundation to the UN High Commissioner for Human Rights, it explained the case of Sindh and highlighted several ongoing issues.