This book presents a critical look at issues of displacement and resettlement within urban Karachi, highlighting the lived experiences of affected communities. Written in Urdu, it captures voices from the
The Malir Expressway will destroy much-needed green space and worsen the risk of floods and extreme heat in Pakistan’s largest city. As the impacts of climate change are being increasingly
The people, neighbourhoods and public spaces of Karachi have undergone a radical transformation over the past seven decades. In a traditionally segregated society, a change in the status of women
(L-R) Seema Liaquat, Arif Hasan, Zoha Alvi, Nuzhat Shirin and Zofeen T. Ebrahim during the discussion at the URC office. — Photo by author KARACHI: The importance, rather dire need,
