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When water runs out, women suffer more
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When water runs out, women suffer more
Silent Crisis: How Water Scarcity in Amplifies Gender Inequality, Violence, and Marginalization By Mohammad Ehsan Leghari (This article is written on the eve of the Water Festival to be held at M.H. Panhwar Institute of Sindh Studies, Jamshoro on 13 December 2025.) In the sunbaked plains and coastal deltas of Pakistan’s Sindh province, I have witnessed water become more than a scarce commodity; it’s a catalyst for profound social upheaval. What …
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