Stop the Deportations:

Solidarity Statement with Afghans in Pakistan

By Afghan Reparations Collective (ARC)

942 concerned individuals and organizations have signed this statement

What’s Been Happening? Millions at Risk. 

The government of Pakistan announced a deadline for all “undocumented Afghans” – essentially Afghans seeking refuge but denied this status by the government – to leave the country by November 1, 2023. The demands were qualified through unproven accusations of Afghans being involved in “terrorism.”

The government of Pakistan’s demand for Afghans to leave the country has put all Afghans at risk. There are multiple eye-witness accounts and media reports of:

These experiences of being criminalised and discriminated against are not new for Afghans in Pakistan and directly emerge from discriminatory British colonial laws, wars, and border-making  in Afghanistan and adjacent geographies, which were inherited and not challenged by the post-independence governments of Pakistan. This has also meant that the demands for Afghans to leave Pakistan are linked to Pakistan’s, often hostile, relationship with its own ethnic minorities, specifically those who reside in/originate from areas that border Afghanistan – Pashtuns, Baloch, and Hazaras, who also have a long history of facing discrimination and who find when Afghans are being forced to leave Pakistan that their right to belong in Pakistan is also questioned. For example, Pakistani Pashtuns have been stripped of their citizenship status after being accused of being Afghans – a process that is managed by biometric computerised ID cards – and are burdened with the task to  prove they are “native” to Pakistan through lengthy bureaucratic processes. 

Who Are Pakistan’s Afghans?

Pakistan is home to over 4 million Afghans, which, in legal terms, includes Afghans denied a legal plan and settlement status, registered refugees, visa holders, and others. Afghans of all ethnicities live in Pakistan. After August 2021, conservative accounts estimate that 600,000 Afghans also sought refuge in Pakistan – some of whom are considered to be “in transit” and awaiting relocation to countries such as the U.K, U.S., Canada, Germany; the remainder fall into the category of Afghans without any legal status and with no governmental institution and/or limited support from international refugee and humanitarian organisations.

The division of Afghans into different legal categories is intentionally ambiguous, inconsistent, and politically duplicitous. People who should be classified as refugees are not. The government of Pakistan’s call to deport what it calls “undocumented” Afghans, is a way to refuse to include newer claimants of refuge – who, in practice, are not only those moving to the country after 2021, but include all post-2001 Afghans entering the country. From the late 1970s until the mid-2000s, Afghans were afforded the status of refugees through prima facie (on first encounter) status - meaning any Afghan who entered Pakistan was considered a refugee. But in the post-2001 the War on Terror years, when war was taking place in Afghanistan, led by the U.S. with Pakistan as a key ally,  the U.S. and its allies claimed the war against the Taliban was a success and Afghanistan was a "safe country" –  meaning claims for refuge were null and void. 

The more important conversation the Pakistan state needs to have is how to, not why,  engage in long-term and constructive legal and socio-economic efforts  for the inclusion of Afghans, which must include, as a minimum, pathways to permanent residency and/or citizenship.

The vast majority of Afghans – at least 90 percent – were either born in Pakistan or have lived in the country for forty years. These millions of persons have, quite literally, built the villages, towns, and cities – and a shared culture – in Pakistan, alongside Pakistani citizens and other nations in the country. Meanwhile, Pakistan’s more recent Afghan arrivals seek refuge because they are living in a context of permanent war and many are at immediate risk of persecution in Afghanistan. 

Further underscoring the absurdity of the government of Pakistan’s demands for Afghans to leave the country is that Afghanistan is in the midst of a humanitarian disaster with deadly earthquakes killing thousands. The WFP estimates that more than 15 million Afghans across 25 of the 34 provinces face acute food insecurity.

It is also crucial to acknowledge that Afghans are in Pakistan in the first place because a number of states and actors – from the Soviet Union, to the U.S., the U.K, countries in the E.U., and the Gulf Arab region, Iran, and, indeed, Pakistan itself – have driven war and prevented Afghan self - determination/sovereignty in Afghanistan for over forty years. “We are here, because you were there,” so to speak.

The government of Pakistan’s calls for the deportation of Afghans also mirrors the actions of neighbouring Iran, which has also been home to millions of Afghans for over forty years but is engaged in practices of mass deportations.  

Additionally, the government of Pakistan’s calls for the deportation of Afghans is a consequence of the failures of the international humanitarian and migration regime and institutions in Pakistan – including the UNHCR and IOM – who have prioritised “repatriation” as the solution for Afghans in Pakistan (and Iran) when socio-economic and legal integration would be more the more just and humane solutions to advocate for.

Pakistan’s brazen call for deportations is also directly legitimated by – and mirror – the callous actions of governments in the U.K., U.S., Canada, Australia, and those in the European Union, including Germany, France, and other states who are architects of a global anti-poor and racialising migration regime in which closing safe routes to asylum, delaying asylum applications, and deporting Afghans – as well as other black, brown, Muslim and global South – persons is accepted, encouraged, and enforced. 

Our Calls

We, the undersigned concerned individuals, scholars, policy-makers, activists, and organisations reject the government of Pakistan’s deportation plans and stand in solidarity with Afghans in Pakistan – and elsewhere. 

We recognise all Afghans are a part of Pakistan and must be formally recognised as such, which must include permanent residency and/or citizenship and upholding principles of refuge.

We understand all of our paths to freedom are interconnected and that, instead of pitting oppressed groups against each other, the struggles of Afghans in Pakistan must be connected to the struggles of ethnic and religious minorities, political dissidents, displaced Pakistanis, women, and others in Pakistan. 

We understand the struggle of Afghans in Pakistan is also connected to the struggles of Afghans the world over, as well as oppressed people, refugees, and migrants across the world. From Kabul to Karachi, from Gaza to Khartoum, from Mogadishu to Tripoli, from London to Paris – we are free only when we are all free. 

We pledge to contribute in everyday life - on the street, in conversations, on social media, in institutions, universities,  by any means necessary, and in all spaces,  to the intentional de-criminalisation of Afghans, and all other marginalised communities in Pakistan. 

Call #1

We call on concerned individuals, activists, communities, and organisations in Pakistan and its diaspora to: 

  • Continue to stand in solidarity with Afghans in Pakistan, as a matter of their right and your/our obligation, not as charity or humanitarianism.

  • Reject any and all attempts to divide ethnic and religious minorities and nations within the country.

  • Document by any means available, report, and reject instances of the harassment of Afghans in the country by law-enforcement agencies.

  • Educate others and not only actively reject the systematic, historical, structural criminalisation of Afghans, and the discriminatory treatment that accompanies such rhetoric about Afghans and other refugee and migrant groups in the country, but actively push to create a new language and practice of equality – and thus liberation for us all. 

  • Hold journalists and media content producers (social media accounts, television dramas, news discussion shows) to account when they reproduce tropes about Afghans or regurgitate unverified accusations of criminality levelled at Afghans. 

Call #2

We call on concerned individuals, activists, communities, and organisations working with Afghans globally – especially in Iran, the U.K., E.U. states, the U.S., Canada, and Australia – to:

  • Continue to stand in solidarity with Afghans.

  • Organise to protect Afghan community members from racist violence.

Call #3

We call on the states who have driven conflict in Afghanistan to:

  • Acknowledge their responsibility toward the peoples of Afghanistan within Afghanistan and outside of it.  Not in the language of charity or humanitarianism, but as their right. 

  • Call for an end to the deportations of Afghans in Pakistan and elsewhere now.

Call #4

We call on the governments of the U.K., Germany, Canada, and others, especially the U.S. (who collected millions of dollars in visa fees from Afghans and yet leave them in perpetual limbo) who have agreed to relocate Afghan nationals to their countries to:

  • Urgently speed up the relocation process of Afghan nationals as thousands are stuck in transit in Pakistan.

  • Immediately open up safe routes of asylum for Afghans – and others.

Call #5

We call on the international migration regime in Pakistan – the UNHCR and IOM to:

  • Immediately shift focus in their refugee and migration management “solutions” away from supporting repatriation programmes to instead advocating for the long-term legal rights of Afghans in Pakistan.

Call #6

We call on the Government of Pakistan to:

  • Stop the arbitrary detention and harassment of Afghans.

  • Stop the demolition of the homes of Afghans. 

  • Reverse demands for Afghans to leave Pakistan.

  • Immediately stop any ongoing deportations.

  • Stop using xenophobic constructions of Afghans – who are a vulnerable population – as scapegoats for the deeper rooted reasons for the country’s vulnerability to lethal bombings and attacks.

  • Continue to offer protection to all vulnerable Afghans who have sought safety in the country and could be at risk if forced to return to Afghanistan. 

  • Open up pathways for Afghans who the government calls “undocumented”to be included into a system of refuge. 

  • Allow a legal refugee and asylum framework to develop within Pakistan, which includes pathways to long-term residency and/or citizenship. This is the only way to meaningfully integrate and manage the country’s sizable and long-term Afghan – and other – population , as well as newcomers. 

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  3. Aadita Chaudhury. PhD Candidate. Graduate Program in Science and Technology Studies. York University. Canada.

  4. Aaliya Hong

  5. Aamina Ahmad. Writer.  University of Minnesota.

  6. Aaminah Anjum, LUMS.

  7. Aamna Qureshi. Author. New York.

  8. Aasiya Kazi. DPhil candidate. University of Oxford.

  9. Abaid Ur Rehman Zahid. BA-LLB student at LUMS.

  10. Abdul Salam. Medical student. SEGi University. Malaysia. 

  11. Abdullah Ali Jawad. PhD Student, CUNY Graduate Center. New York.

  12. Abdullah Naveed. PhD Candidate. Princeton University 

  13. Abdullah Zahid. Journalism student. Karachi.

  14. Abeeha Jamal, Dow University of Health Sciences, Pakistan

  15. Abida Bano. University of Peshawar.

  16. Abiha Sajid, University of Ottawa, Canada

  17. Adam Benkato. Associate Professor and Bita Daryabari Presidential Chair of Iranian Studies. University of California. Berkeley.

  18. Adan Amer, Dalla Lana School of Public Health

  19. Adeem Suhail. Assistant Professor. Franklin & Marshall College.

  20. Adeena Ahsan. Graduate Student. University of New Hampshire.

  21. Adnan Haroon. Tehrik-e-Niswan.

  22. Aeisha Kangan, Georgetown University, USA

  23. Aesha Munaf. Psychodynamic Counsellor / Artist. Islamabad.

  24. Afa Naeem, Pakistan

  25. AfgActivistCollective.

  26. Afghanistan Human Right Defenders Committee (AHRDC).

  27. Afiya S. Zia. Scholar. Womens and Gender Studies.

  28. Afnan Ahmed. Banker. New York City.

  29. Afrasiab Khattak. Senior Leader. National Democratic Movement. Pakistan.

  30. Ahhmad Farooq, Pakistan Medical and Dental Council, Pakistan

  31. Ahmad Hasan. Capacity Building Professional. Pakistan.

  32. Ahmad Kamal Butt. Marketer. Pakistan.

  33. Ahmad Qais Munhazim. Assistant Professor. Thomas Jefferson University.

  34. Ahmed Rashid. Journalist. Writer. Poet. 

  35. Ahmer Azad. Political Worker at PMKP. Karachi.

  36. Ahsan Kamal. Quaid-i-Azam University. Pakistan.

  37. Ailya Khan. Animal Rights Activist/Architect/ Non Profit Strategist. 

  38. Aimen Bucha. Lahore University of Management Sciences (LUMS). Pakistan.

  39. Aimun Faisal. Graduate Student. Dartmouth College.

  40. Aina Hafeez, Artist, University of Edinburgh & LUMS Alumni

  41. Aisha Jamal. Professor. Sheridan College. Toronto. Canada.

  42. Aisha Riaz.

  43. Ajlina Karamehic-Muratovic. Associate Professor. St Louis University.

  44. Ajmal Janan. Student at the National /University of Modern Languages. Islamabad.

  45. Alaa Abu-Spetani, USA

  46. Aleena Khan, Home Economics, Pakistan

  47. Aleena Nasir, Lawyer, USA

  48. Ali Altaf Mian. Assistant Professor of Islamic Studies. University of Florida.

  49. Ali Nobil Ahmad. Independent Researcher.

  50. Ali Raza. Associate Professor. Lahore University of Management Sciences (LUMS).

  51. Ali Usman Qasmi. Associate Professor. 

  52. Alia Amirali. Quaid-e-Azam University, Islamabad.

  53. Alia Bano, Education, UK

  54. Alice Day, USA

  55. Alice Kolaroff, Toronto Metropolitan University, Canada

  56. Aliénor Soumahoro, France

  57. Alina Agha. 

  58. Alina Azhar, Brand manager at leading fashion retail, Pakistan

  59. Alina Izhar. LUMS. 

  60. Aliya Ahmad, Campaigner, Australia

  61. Aliza Ali

  62. Aliza Amin. Graduate Student. Harvard Kennedy School.

  63. Alizeh Siddiqui, Wilfrid Laurier University, Canada

  64. Allison Roth. Lab and Field Coordinator. University of Alberta.

  65. Altaf Qadir. Associate Professor of History. University of Peshawar.

  66. Altamush Saeed. ahore University of Management Sciences.

  67. Amal Huma. Women Democratic Front.

  68. Amal Ishaque, Interfaith Institute for Peace, Justice and Social Movements, Canada

  69. Amamah Sardar, USA

  70. Amanda Lanzillo. Lecturer in South Asian History. Brunel University London.

  71. Amar Latif Qazi. Karachi Bachao Tehreek. Graduate Student. Vanderbilt University.

  72. Ambereen Siddiqui, USA

  73. Ambika Trasi. Artist/Curator. New York.

  74. Ameem Lutfi. Assistant Professor. LUMS. 

  75. Ameema Saleem, University of the Punjab, Pakistan

  76. Ameena Momand, ADEP, USA

  77. Amen Jaffer. Lahore University of Management Sciences (LUMS).

  78. Amina Adesiji, Media, USA

  79. Amina Akhtar, USA

  80. Amina Jamal. Professor of Sociology. Toronto Metropolitan University

  81. Amina Steinfels. Associate Professor. Mount Holyoke College. USA.

  82. Amina Waheed, Designer, France

  83. Amira Abdelhamid. Lecturer in International Relations. 

  84. Ammar Ahmed Bilal. LUMS. Pakistan.

  85. Ammar Khan, USA

  86. Ammara Maqsood. Associate Professor. UCL. London.

  87. Amna Kaleem. Leverhulme Early Career Fellow. University of Sheffield.

  88. Amna Mahmood, PhD Candidate, University of Oslo, Norway

  89. Amna Majeed, University of Toronto

  90. Amna Mawaz Khan. Performance Artist/Member. Women Democratic Front.

  91. Amna Memon, Consultant, Pakistan

  92. Amna Mohsin. Student at LUMS.

  93. Amna Shah

  94. Amna Usmani, National University Of Modern Languages (NUML)

  95. Amnah Khan. Student. 

  96. Anaïs Nony. Research Associate. University of Johannesburg.

  97. Anam Izhar Ahmed. Architect. NYC.

  98. Anam Javed. Software Engineer. EMT. Harvard Class of 2018.

  99. Anam Kuraishi, University of Antwerp

  100. Anam Shah, US Citizen

  101. Anam Soomro. Postdoctoral Researcher. Freie Universität Berlin.

  102. Anders Widmark. Translator and Researcher. Uppsala University.

  103. Aneeq Zaman. Freelance Motion Graphics Artist. Karachi.

  104. Aneeque Javaid. Research Scholar. IIASA. Vienna. Austria.

  105. Angbeen Atif Mirza. Shaikh Ahmad Hassan School of Law. LUMS. Pakistan.

  106. Ange Bitwayiki. Graduate Student. University of Toronto. Canada.

  107. Anika Kabani. PhD student. University of Oxford.

  108. Anna Gilmore. UK.

  109. Annam Raza, James Cook University, UAE

  110. Annapurna Menon.  Teaching Associate. University of Sheffield.

  111. Anoushka Verma. Undergraduate Student.

  112. Anqa Gharshin. Lecturer BUITEMS, Quetta. 

  113. Anser Abbas

  114. Anum Zahid, Pakistan

  115. Anusha Prahlad, USA

  116. Anushay Malik. Lecturer. Simon Fraser University. Canada.

  117. Anusheh Zohair Mustafeez. Software Engineer, SoFi. USA.

  118. Anwer Jafri. Tehrik-e-Niswan.

  119. Aqil Shah. School of Foreign Service. Georgetown University.

  120. Areeba Raza, KMDC, Pakistan

  121. Areej Ayub Hussain. Artist. Women Democratic Front. Pakistan.

  122. Arhum Naseem Khawaja. Student. Lahore University of Management Sciences (LUMS).

  123. Arjumand Bano Kazmi. Postdoctoral Fellow. Norway.

  124. Arnold August. Black Alliance for Peace Solidarity Network.

  125. Arooj Shams. Public Policy Advocate. Pakistan.

  126. Arooj Sultan, Justice Project Pakistan, Pakistan

  127. Arsalan Khan. Associate Professor. University of Tennessee. Knoxville. 

  128. Arshad Isakjee.  Senior Lecturer. University of Liverpool.

  129. Arshiya Rashid, Student, Canada

  130. Arzo Razaq, Pharmacist, USA

  131. Asad Jamal. Lawyer.

  132. Asifa Malik, UK

  133. Asli Shah Qurbani. Postdoctoral Researcher. Aga Khan University, UK (International).

  134. Asma Atique, York University

  135. Asma Hussain. PhD student at the University of Sussex. School of Global Studies.

  136. Atif Sheikh, Twelve Gates Arts Philadelphia, USA

  137. Atif Sheikh. Twelve Gates Arts. Philadelphia.

  138. Aurat March. Pakistan.

  139. Ayeesha Leghari, Student, Pakistan

  140. Ayesha Abdullah, Writer, Pakistan

  141. Ayesha Alizeh. Soch Videos.

  142. Ayesha Farooq, Canada

  143. Ayesha Lari. Lahore University of Management Sciences (LUMS).

  144. Ayesha Saleem, Student, Canada

  145. Ayesha Sh, SOAS, UK

  146. Ayesha Siddiqa, University of Toronto, Canada

  147. Ayesha Syed, Student, USA

  148. Aymen Afzal, USA

  149. Aysha Chaudhry, The Ohio State University, USA

  150. Ayub Jan, University of Peshawar. 

  151. Ayyaz Mallick. Lecturer in Human Geography. University of Liverpool.

  152. Aziz Hakimi. Associate Professor. Western Norway University of Applied Sciences.

  153. Aziz Rafiee. Founder/Director. Afghanistan Human Right Defenders Committee (AHRDC).

  154. Azka Javed, Pakistan

  155. Azra Talat Sayeed. Roots for Equity. 

  156. Azwa Hussain, Canada

  157. Azza Siddiqui, Student, Canada

  158. Bahana Naimzadeh, USA

  159. Bahar Mehr. Political Activist. Afghanistan.

  160. Baneen Khan, USA

  161. Beatrice Waithera Wanjiru Maina. Community Organizer. Poet. Writer. National Peace champion. Journalist.Beena Sarwar. Journalist. Filmmaker.

  162. Beebrak Gurchani. Project Manager. Johns Hopkins University. Pakistan.

  163. Benazir Shah. York University. Ontario. Canada.

  164. Benjamin Tanner, USA

  165. BÉZNĂ Theatre. UK.

  166. Bianca Morales. San Diego. USA.

  167. Bibi Hajra. Artist/Member. Women Democratic Front. Lahore. Pakistan.

  168. Bibi Narjis. Preston University. Pakistan.

  169. Bilal Tanweer. Associate Professor. Comparative Literary and Cultural Studies. LUMS.

  170. Bushra Gohar. Chairperson. Pakhtunkhwa, National Democratic Movement.

  171. Bushra Mahnoor. Mahwari Justice. 

  172. Bushra Shakil. Electrical Engineer. Sydney.

  173. Cameron Haffner, Laboratory for Icon & Idiom, Inc., USA

  174. Carrie Buckingham, USA

  175. Cat Alfonso, USA

  176. Catherine Lloyd, Lawyer, UK

  177. Ceri Oeppen. Co-Director of the Sussex Centre for Migration Research. University of Sussex. UK.

  178. Charles Steinberg, USA

  179. Chris Moffat. Senior Lecturer in History. Queen Mary University of London

  180. Christina Azizi. Human Rights Defender. Pakistan. 

  181. Ciaran Kennedy. Academic Global Health Physician. University of Birmingham. UK.

  182. Cleo Medina, USA

  183. Colleen Bell. Associate Professor. Department of Political Studies. University of Saskatchewan. Canada

  184. Cosmic Race. Berlin.

  185. Critical Pakistan. Berlin.

  186. Dania Qamar. Pakistan 

  187. Daniel Tietzer, USA

  188. Daniel York Loh. Writer/Performer/Filmmaker. Associate Artistic Director (Kakilang). Chair (Equity Race Equality Committee).

  189. David Wearing. Lecturer in International Relations. University of Sussex.

  190. Dee Drazska

  191. Dee S, A-Level student, South Africa

  192. Dipti Nagpaul. Student. Migration & Development, University of Sussex. UK.

  193. Disha Karnad Jani. Bielefeld University.

  194. Dua Rashid, The New School

  195. Eesha Raazia, Software Finder, Pakistan

  196. Eesha Zainab. Social Activist & MPhil Student. Pakistan

  197. Eiraj Ali, Canada

  198. Eli Meyerhoff, Program Coordinator,  Duke University

  199. Elisabeth Leake. Associate Professor of History. The Fletcher School of Law and Diplomacy. Tufts Uni

  200. Ellia Khan, University of Maryland, Baltimore County

  201. Elliot Montpellier. Instructor. Langara College.

  202. Eman Amjad Ali. Undergraduate Student. Lahore University of Management Sciences.

  203. Eman Shehata. PhD candidate. London School of Economics.

  204. Emily Fitzell. Artist. PhD Candidate. University of Cambridge.

  205. Emran Feroz. Journalist and author. Germany.

  206. Eric Patel, Artist

  207. Erum Kidwai. Attorney. New York City. 

  208. Eshan Rafi. Artist. Chicago.

  209. Esther Sharma. Doctoral Researcher. London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine. UK.

  210. Evan Frew, USA

  211. Fabiha Saddat, Student, Canada

  212. Faez Shakil. Technologist. Quetta.

  213. Faisal Chaudhry. Assistant Professor of Law and History. University of Massachusetts School of Law/U

  214. Farah Farooq. Graduate Student. New York University. 

  215. Farhana Maleque. Trainee Clinical Psychologist.

  216. Farhana Rahman. Leverhulme Early Career Fellow. University of Cambridge.

  217. Farhatullah Babar. Ex-Senator, Pakistan Peoples Party (PPP).

  218. Farid Zareie. PhD student. University of California. Berkeley.

  219. Farooq Sulehria. Assistant Professor. Department of Liberal Arts. Beaconhouse National University.

  220. Farwa Abedi, Queens University, Canada

  221. Farwa Sial. Research Associate. Department of Economics. SOAS.

  222. Farzana Shamim Khan. Women’s Action Forum.

  223. Fateh Shaiq. Student of History. Lahore University of Management Sciences.

  224. Fatema Delair, UK

  225. Fatima Anwar. WITNESS.

  226. Fatima Farid, Pakistan

  227. Fatima Jamshaid, Student, International Law, UK

  228. Fatima Jan. Lawyer. Lahore

  229. Fatima Khan, Canada

  230. Fatima Khawaja, Student at Toronto Metropolitan University

  231. Fatima Mustafa. Researcher. Canada.

  232. Fatima Najeeb Khan. Alumni. Lahore University of Management Sciences.

  233. Fatima Naveed. PhD Candidate. University of Exeter.

  234. Fatima Quraishi, University of California Riverside, USA

  235. Fatima Razzaq. Journalist, Executive Officer. Lok Sujag. 

  236. Fatima Riaz

  237. Fatima Sajjad, Yop, Pakistan

  238. Fatima Tassadiq. Postdoctoral Research Associate. University of Sheffield.

  239. Fiona Cheng, Ocular studio, Taiwan

  240. Fizza Ghanchi. Writer. Political Worker at Karachi Bachao Tehreek. 

  241. Fizza Joffrey, DPhil candidate. University of Oxford, UK

  242. Fizzah Ahsan Jawad, Nowpdp, Pakistan

  243. Fizzah Sajjad. PhD Candidate. London School of Economics and Political Science.

  244. Fouz Siddiqui. Chief Information Officer. Scientia Pakistan Magazine.

  245. Frances S. Hasso. Black Alliance for Peace Solidarity Network.

  246. Furqan Kakar. Engineering Student. Islamabad. 

  247. Furwa Haque, USA

  248. Gabriela Adibpour, USA

  249. Gagan Sharma, Canada

  250. Gal L

  251. Ghazal Asif. Assistant Professor. LUMS University.

  252. Ghezala Shareqi, Canada

  253. Ghulam Nabi Rasuoli.

  254. Giorgia Kerr. University of Edinburgh.

  255. Giovanna Olivieri. Write. Fano. Italy.

  256. Gulalai Ismail. Founder Aware Girls. New York. USA.

  257. Gulzar Nayani. Filmmaker. 

  258. Gurpreet Singh, IIM Ahmedabad, India

  259. Habiba Faisal. Writer/Student. LUMS. Lahore.

  260. Hadi Enayat. Aga Khan University. Institute for the Study of Muslim Civilizations. London.

  261. Hafsa Arain, Phd Candidate, Boston University, USA

  262. Hafsa Kanjwal. Lafayette College. US.

  263. Hafsa Khawaja. Teaching Fellow. Lahore University of Management Sciences.

  264. Haider Riaz Khan. Writer. Brooklyn. NY.

  265. Haider Shahbaz. Graduate Student. UCLA.

  266. Haje Keli. SOAS alumni.

  267. Hajra Ijaz, Canada

  268. Hajra N, University of Waterloo, Canada

  269. Hajra Sami. Businesswoman. Lahore. Pakistan. 

  270. Hala Nayef, Student, Canada

  271. Hamaad Hafeez. Electrical Engineer.

  272. Hammal Muhammad Aslam. BUITEMS.

  273. Hamza Iftikar. Doctor/Artist. Karachi. Pakistan.

  274. Hamza Mirza, University of Vermont, USA

  275. Hamza Yaqoobi, Student, USA

  276. Hamzah Minhas, HHRD, USA

  277. Hannah Alkulaghsi, USA

  278. Hannah Davis. Student.Pukekohe High School. 

  279. Hannah Ege, Digital Marketer, United Kingdom

  280. Hannah Franke. PhD student in Social Work. 

  281. Hannah Gruber. Student. University of Arizona. USA. 

  282. Haqmal Daudza.  NIOD/KNAW. Amsterdam. 

  283. Harmalah Khan. Researcher.

  284. Haroun Rahimi, Associate Professor of Law, American University of Afghanistan.

  285. Harris Khan. Tehrik-e-Niswan.

  286. Hassan Mirza. Student. Lahore University of Management Sciences. 

  287. Hawa R, Artist, USA

  288. Hayley Isakson, USA

  289. Hazem Jamjoum. Writer. Translator. London. UK.

  290. Heba Islam. PhD candidate. Johns Hopkins University. Department of Anthropology.  

  291. Helga Tawil-Souri. Associate Professor. New York University. USA.

  292. Hiba Haseeb Khan.

  293. Hiba Shakil, Alumnus, Lahore University of Management Sciences

  294. Hina Saleem. Education non-profit professional.

  295. Hina Siddiqui, Student, Canada

  296. Hira Nabi. Visual artist & filmmaker.

  297. Hodon Buraleh. Associate (Lawyer).

  298. Huda Rashid, Canada

  299. Hufsa Schahbaz, Pakistan

  300. Humaira Mashal, Australia

  301. Humera Iqbal. Associate Professor. University College London. 

  302. Hurria Binte Abdullah, Pakistan

  303. Huzaifa Bin Asad. Koç University. Turkey.

  304. Ifrah Akhtar, Punjab University

  305. Ifrah Hassan. Researcher. Armed Conflict Location and Events Data project.

  306. Iftikhar Dadi. Professor. Cornell University. USA.

  307. Ijaz Khan. Retired Professor of International Relations. University of Peshawar.

  308. Ilam Khan. Senior Researcher. Riphah International University. Islamabad.

  309. Ilya Nawaz. New Orleans.

  310. Ilyas Chattha. History. LUMS. Lahore. Pakistan.

  311. Imaan M, La voix afghane, France

  312. Iman Habib. TAAS, UAE

  313. Iman Khan. Researcher. Lahore.

  314. Imran Khalid. Environmental and Climate Resilience Professional. Islamabad.

  315. Imran Khan, Student, Pakistan

  316. India Hilty, UofC, USA

  317. Inès Lamari. Artist. Berlin. Germany.

  318. Infer Baig

  319. Iqra Baig, USA

  320. Iqra Shagufta Cheema, Pakistan

  321. Irha Jamshed, Medical Doctor, New Jersey, USA

  322. Irsa Anwar. Fulbright Alumnus 2017.

  323. Irum Afzal, Architect and Artist.

  324. Isabel Käser. Postdoctoral Fellow. University of Bern.

  325. Isbah Ameer, B. A. Candidate Computer Science. Bryn Mawr College.

  326. Ismat Raza Shahjahan. President. Women Democratic Front.

  327. Jaffer A. Mirza. PhD candidate. King’s College London.

  328. Jalila Haider. Human rights activist. Advocate High Court. Balochistan Bar Council. 

  329. Jamal J. Elias, Professor, University of Pennsylvania

  330. James Caron. Lecturer in Islamicate South Asia. SOAS. University of London.

  331. Jamhoor, www.jamhoor.org

  332. Jamie Barnes. Senior Lecturer in Sociology. University of Sussex. UK.

  333. Jasmine Gani. Senior Lecturer. University of St Andrews. UK.

  334. Jasmine Wahi. Project for Empty Space.

  335. Jason Lyall. Associate Professor. Dartmouth College.

  336. Javaria Solangi, Teacher, Pakistan

  337. Javeria Hasnain

  338. Jawan Shir Rasikh. Independent scholar. Kabul. Afghanistan.

  339. Jawziya Zaman. Writer & Editor.

  340. Jaya Chakravarti. 

  341. Jebrael Amin.

  342. Jeffrey Immanuel J. PhD student in Human Geography. Rutgers University.

  343. Jeffrey Marks, USA

  344. Jehangir Ashraf, UNDP, Pakistan

  345. Jennifer Fletcher, Student at Oxford, UK

  346. Jenny Goldberg, Psychotherapist, USA

  347. Jessica Schwartz. Student. USA.

  348. Jia Rizvi, Pakistan

  349. Jim Pratzon. Teacher in Public Schools. New York City.

  350. Jo Wilding. Lecturer in Law. Barrister. University of Sussex. UK.

  351. John McDonell. Labour Party. MP for Hayes and Harlington. Shadow Chancellor of the Exchequer from 20

  352. Jonas Otterbeck. Professor. Aga Khan University.

  353. Jonathan Neale. Writer. London. UK.

  354. Jonathan Silver. Deputy Director. Urban Institute. UK.

  355. Joy Girgis, USA

  356. Julia Pascal PhD. Playwright, London.

  357. Julie Billaud. Associate Professor of Anthropology. Geneva Graduate Institute. Switzerland.

  358. Julio César Díaz Calderón. Universidad Nacional Autónoma de México. Mexico City. Mexico.

  359. Justinne Ramirez

  360. Juvaria Jafri. University of East Anglia. UK.

  361. Kabeer Dawani. Independent Researcher. 

  362. Kahini Mutsuddi, USA

  363. Kalim Ahmed. University of Birmingham.

  364. Kamil Ahsan. Writer. Editor. PhD candidate. Yale University.

  365. Kandeel Imran, University of Toronto Scarborough

  366. Kanza Abbasi, M.Ed. Student, Harvard Graduate School of Education.

  367. Kashaf. M.Phil. University of Karachi.

  368. Kashif Bhatti. Student (BS Computer Science). Filmmaker.

  369. Kaveh Kermanshahi. Human Rights Activist.

  370. Kaveri Qureshi. University of Edinburgh. UK.

  371. Kawthar El-Qasem. Educator, sociologist. and architect.

  372. Keara Field. USA.

  373. Kerrie Thornhill. Director. Résolu Ltd.

  374. Khadija Aftab, LUMS. 

  375. Khadija Aman Khan. Software Engineer. Islamabad.

  376. Khaleeq Nazar Kiani.

  377. Khalida Zulfi. Tehrik-e-Niswan.

  378. Khathija Nasibe, Student at sixth form, UK

  379. Khathija Nasibe, Student at sixth form, UK

  380. Khaulah Akmal, Bahria University, Pakistan

  381. Khirad Siddiqui, PhD Candidate, UCI, USA

  382. Khizer Asad, Pakistan

  383. Khowaja Abdul Sami Amiri. Human rights defender and civil society activist.

  384. Khudija Munawar. Student.

  385. Khushal Khan. Member. National Democratic Movement.

  386. Kinza Abbas

  387. Kira Zhan, USA

  388. Kiran Ali, Institute of Business Management, Pakistan

  389. Komal Bansal

  390. Komal Ghafoor, MUL, Pakistan

  391. Komal Waqar. Doctoral student.

  392. Kumayl Sarwar. Engineer. UK

  393. Kylie Thomas. Researcher. NIOD Institute for War, Holocaust and Genocide Studies, the Netherlands &

  394. Laiba Ali. Quaid-i-Azam University. Islamabad.

  395. Laila Rajani. PhD Candidate. University of Edinburgh.

  396. Lala Rukh Khan. Researcher. Pakistan.

  397. Laleh Khalili. Professor. University of Exeter.

  398. Lana Sirri. Postdoctoral Researcher. University of Amsterdam. 

  399. Laura Whitehorn. New York City

  400. Layli Uddin. Lecturer. Queen Mary University of London.

  401. Leah Trunsky, USA

  402. Lee N

  403. Leena Zaidi. Editor. 

  404. Leila C. Nadir. Associate Professor and Founding Director. University of Rochester, Environmental Hu

  405. Lena Anyuolo. Writer and Poet.

  406. Liala Zaray. Writer. 

  407. Liam Kennedy. Editor. Red Pepper.

  408. Lilly Markaki. Associate Lecturer. Royal College of Art. London.

  409. Lily Smith. Student and artist. Berlin.

  410. Lina Bhatti. Museum Professional. Washington DC.

  411. Lina Noori, Paralegal, Canada

  412. Linda Al, Canada

  413. Lisa Tilley. Senior Lecturer. SOAS. University of London.

  414. Lizzie clarke. Actor. London

  415. Lotika Singha. Writer. UK.

  416. Lubna Haroon. Quaid-i-Azam University. Islamabad.

  417. Luqman. Medical Doctor. Quetta.

  418. Lyndsay McLean. Reader in Anthropology and International Development. University of Sussex.

  419. Maazah Muhammad Ali, Karachi Bachao Tehreek, Pakistan

  420. Maazah Muhammad Ali. Karachi Bachao Tehreek. Women Democratic Front.

  421. Madiha Tahir. Assistant Professor. Yale University.

  422. Madiha Tallat. Assistant Professor. Lahore University of Management Sciences (LUMS).

  423. Maha Basharat. Doctor. Pakistan.

  424. Maha Hashmi. Lahore University of Management Sciences/.

  425. Maha Malik. LUMS. Alumnus.

  426. Maha Salahuddin, USA

  427. Maham Hammad, Pakistan

  428. Mahanow Khaleq, Student, Denmark

  429. Mahdi Chowdhury. PhD Student. Harvard University. Cambridge.

  430. Maheen Khan. Director of Technology. Chicago.

  431. Maheen Mashhood. History Student. LUMS.

  432. Maheen Naveed. Undergraduate student. Shaheed Zulfiqar Ali Bhutto Institute of Science and Technolog

  433. Maheen Pracha. Human Rights Commission of Pakistan.

  434. Mahin Azam, Pakistan

  435. Mahjabeen Khan, UK

  436. Mahma Mansoor, Karachi Down Syndrome Program (KDSP)

  437. Mahnaz Rahman. Journalist. Pakistan.

  438. Mahnoor Lone. Alumnus. Lahore University of Management Sciences. Graduate Student. University of Bri

  439. Mahrukh Murtaza. Pakistan.

  440. Mahvish Ahmad. Assistant Professor in Human Rights and Politics. Co-Director LSE Human Rights. Londo

  441. Mahvish Nazar. PhD Candidate Disability Studies. UIC. Chicago. 

  442. Mahwash Jamy, Swedish University of Agricultural Sciences, Sweden

  443. Maimuna Mohammed. Lawyer Nigeria

  444. Maira Asaad

  445. Maira Asif. Rutgers University. NJ. USA.

  446. Majid Ali. Info-Sec NUML.  Islamabad. 

  447. Mala Iqbal. Artist. New York.

  448. Maliha Mansoor, KPMG

  449. Malik Shahzeb Hasan.Pakistani citizen.

  450. Malini Skandachanmugarasan, Lawyer, UK

  451. Mallika Govindan, Physician (MD, AAHIVS)

  452. Mallika Leuzinger. Fellow in Colonial and Global History. German Historical Institute London.

  453. Mamuna Sarwar, Windsor Hall, Canada

  454. Manal Ahmad, Pakistan/USA

  455. Manal Chaudhry

  456. Maria Ahmad. Advocate High Court. Alumnus LUMS. Karachi.

  457. Maria Amir. Teaching Fellow. LUMS. Lahore. 

  458. Maria Caracciolo. MA student. International Institute of Social Studies. The Hague. Rome.

  459. Maria Fantinato Géo de Siqueira.

  460. Maria Khan. Lawyer. Karachi.

  461. Maria Patel. Mapping Displacement at TheDisplacement.com

  462. Maria Rashid. Fellow. London School of Economics.

  463. Mariam Ahmed. Master of Public Health Candidate. Georgia State University.

  464. Mariam Akhtar, USA

  465. Mariam Durrani. Professorial Lecturer. School of International Service. American University. 

  466. Mariam Iskajyan. Practitioner. US National Refugee Resettlement Agency. Washington, DC.

  467. Mariam Khalid

  468. Mariam Magsi. Multidisciplinary Artist. Writer & Educator. Canada.

  469. Mariam Malik

  470. Mariam Massoud

  471. Mariam Rajput

  472. Mariam Shazad.

  473. Mariam Tareen

  474. Mariam Zia. Student. Quetta. 

  475. Marium Khan, McMaster University, Canada

  476. Marium Shahab. Alumnus. Institute of Business Administration.

  477. Marium Sultan. Researcher. Hopkins.

  478. Martin Sökefeld. Professor of Social Anthropology.  LMU Munich.

  479. Marwah Hosinyar, Canada

  480. Marwah Maqbool Malik, University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign, USA

  481. Marya Hannun. Postdoctoral Researcher. University of Exeter.

  482. Maryam Aziz, Canada

  483. Maryam Batool. Undergraduate Student, LUMS

  484. Maryam Iqbal. NYC.

  485. Maryam Kanwer. Activist. Student. University of Essex.

  486. Maryam Mirza. Senior Economist. University of Illinois. Chicago.

  487. Maryam. Pakistani citizen.

  488. Marziya Farooq, Urban Planner, Rutgers School of Economics

  489. Mashail Malik. Assistant Professor. Harvard University.

  490. Mashal Hasan, WWF, Finland

  491. Mashyat Huque, Canada

  492. Mateeullah Tareen. PhD student Humboldt University. Berlin.

  493. Mavra Ghaznavi. Lawyer and Founder of the Shumaar Project.

  494. Mayra Parra, USA

  495. Meera Ghani, Amnesty International

  496. Meera Ghani. Amnesty International.

  497. Mehneez Ali, USA

  498. Mehr Khan, Mcmaster University, Canada

  499. Mehr Un Nisa. Assistant Professor. Michigan State University.

  500. Mehreen Burney. Journalist.

  501. Mehreen Talha. Activist.

  502. Mehrullah Mehrdad. Journalist [from Afghanistan and under thereat now in Pakistan].

  503. Mehvish Jamal, USA

  504. Meidoraeka Rigine. International Institute of Social Studies student. The Netherlands.

  505. Mejgan Massoumi. Lecturer. Civic, Liberal and Global Education Program. Stanford University. 

  506. Melissa Gatter. Lecturer. University of Sussex.

  507. Mersum Khokhar, Canada

  508. Michael Barry Anderson. Artist. Vancouver. 

  509. Michael Lindsey. Ethnomusicologist. UC Santa Cruz.

  510. Michael Rodriguez-Muñiz. Sociologist. UC Berkeley.

  511. Michelle Khazaryan, Writer, USA

  512. Michelle Khazaryan. Writer. Los Angeles.

  513. Michelle Najibi, Pharmacist, USA

  514. Minahil A. Khan, Editor & Arts Worker.

  515. Minahil Asim, Assistant Professor in Education, University of Ottawa, Canada

  516. Minhaj ul Arifeen. Comms Leader. End Fossil Occupy.

  517. Miranda Husain. Editor and Journalist.

  518. Mirwais Khan.  Intersectional Artist. Researcher.

  519. Misbah Khalid.Lecturer. Higher Education Department. KP.

  520. Misha Choudhry, PhD Candidate, UC Riverside, USA

  521. Mishael Hyat Ayub, Yale NUS College, Pakistan

  522. Mishael Hyat Ayub. Yale. NUS College.

  523. Mohamad Junaid. Assoc. Prof., MCLA, US.

  524. Mohid Ahsan. Researcher, IDEAS. Lahore.

  525. Momin Zafar, Pakistan

  526. Momina Khurshid. Lawyer. Student of History in the Public Sphere Erasmus Mundus Program. Central Eur

  527. Momina Mindeel. Media Development Professional. Lahore/Islamabad.

  528. Mona Fakhry, Canada

  529. Monica Hesham, USA

  530. Monish Bhatia. Sociologist, University of York.

  531. Moniza Kakar. Lawyer. Human Rights Defender. Pakistan. 

  532. Mubashira Moin, ARC, Pakistan

  533. Mubbashir Rizvi. Professorial Lecturer. American University.

  534. Muhammad Abeer Sohail. Electrical Engineer. Karachi. Pakistan.

  535. Muhammad Ahmad Mir LUMS

  536. Muhammad Anwaruddin. Tehrik-e-Niswan.

  537. Muhammad Hamza. Alumnus. LUMS.

  538. Muhammad Ibrahim Buriro. Student. IBA. Karachi. Member. Awami Workers Party.

  539. Muhammad Nad-e-Ali Khan. MEng. University of Edinburgh.

  540. Muhammad Naeem Shehryar. Social Science Researcher. Yale-NUS College.

  541. Muhammad Qiyas. Quaid-e-Azam University. 

  542. Muhammad Rasool Haba. Human rights activist, civil activist, and women's rights activist. 

  543. Muhammad Yameen Khan, PrSF, Pakistan

  544. Muhammad Yasir Khan, University of Pittsburgh

  545. Muhammad Younus Shafae. Finance at YTS.

  546. Muneeb Khan. University of Swabi.

  547. Muntaha Banglani

  548. Munzar Sharif. Trainee Clinical Psychologist. University of East London.

  549. Murtaza Abbas, PTI, Pakistan

  550. Musfira Khurshid. Undergraduate Student. LUMS.

  551. Muska Aman, USA

  552. Muskaan Mujahid, sub-editor, Dawndotcom

  553. Mustafa Qadiri. CEO and Founder. Equidem.

  554. Mustahsan Majeed. Engineer. ASM Netherlands.

  555. Nabeeha Qazi. Alumnus LUMS. Oslo. Norway.

  556. Nabiha Ahmed, NED University of Engineering and Technology, Pakistan

  557. Nabiha Ali. Doctor. Karachi. Pakistan.

  558. Nabil Khan, MD/MPH candidate.  Rockford, IL. USA.

  559. Nadeem Khan. PhD Candidate. Qurtuba University of Science and Technology. Peshawar.

  560. Nadia Sadiq, Canada

  561. Nadiha Khan, Canada

  562. Nadija Samour. LL. M. German-Palestinian criminal defence lawyer. 

  563. Nadir Cheema. SOAS.

  564. Nadje Al-Ali. Professor of Anthropology and Middle East Studies. Brown University.

  565. Nafisa Shah. Researcher.

  566. Nahed Samour. Radboud University. The Netherlands.  

  567. Nahid Arifi.  Undergraduate student.

  568. Naina Black. Tehrik-e-Niswan.

  569. Najiba Ayubi. Journalist. 

  570. Namra Gilani. Lawyer. Pakistan.

  571. Nasema Zeerak. Ph.D student. University of Minnesota.

  572. Nashmia Aziz, USA

  573. Nashra Fatima. Pakistani citizen. 

  574. Nasima Haidari. Leipzig. Germany. 

  575. Nasir Mansoor. National Trade Union Federation.

  576. Nasreen Rehman. Human Rights Commission Pakistan.

  577. Nasrene Shah. Women’s Action Forum. 

  578. Nassim Majidi. Founder and Executive Director. Samuel Hall. Afghanistan.

  579. Nat Tereshchenko, USA

  580. Natasha Malik, Artist and Independent Curator.

  581. Natasha Raheja. Assistant Professor. Cornell University.

  582. Nauman Naqvi. Habib University. Karachi.

  583. Naushaba Bhatti, Canada

  584. Nausheen H Anwar. Professor. City & Regional Planning. IBA. Karachi. Pakistan

  585. Naveen Minai. Assistant Professor. University of Toronto.

  586. Neelam Hussain. Women’s Action Forum. 

  587. Neelofer Qadir. Assistant Professor. University of North Carolina at Greensboro.

  588. Negar Asli, Student, Canada

  589. Nichola Khan. Professor of Human Geography and Ethnography. University of Edinburgh. 

  590. Nicholas Micinski. Assistant Professor. University of Maine.

  591. Nida Ahmad, USA

  592. Nida Kirmani.  Associate Professor.  Lahore University of Management Sciences.

  593. Nida Mushtaq. Women Democratic Front and Global Fund for Women. Islamabad. Pakistan.

  594. Nida Rehman. Assistant Professor. Carnegie Mellon University. Pittsburgh.

  595. Nighat Said Khan. Archivist. Activict. Member, Women’s Action Forum.

  596. Nihal Fatima. Student. Shifa College of Medicine. Islamabad. 

  597. Nikhat Nusrat, USA

  598. Nilane Arul, Canada

  599. Nirmal Riaz. Senior Research Associate. Karachi Urban Lab. Political Worker. Women's Democratic Fron

  600. Nishat Awan. Professor of architecture and visual culture. UCL.

  601. Nivi Manchanda. Reader in International Politics. Queen Mary. University of London.

  602. Noaman G. Ali. Lecturer in International Development. University of Bath.

  603. Noor Gatih, Canada

  604. Noor Habib. Graduate Student. University of Massachusetts, Amherst.

  605. Noor Imran, University of Manitoba, Canada

  606. Nora Hammervik. Bodø. Norway

  607. Noreen Fatima. Women Democratic Front. Karachi.

  608. Nour Azzouz

  609. Nuno Ferreira. Professor of Law. University of Sussex, UK.

  610. Nur Ibrahim, Journalist, Fact checker, USA

  611. Obaidullah Baheer. PhD Scholar at the New School. New York.

  612. Ödül Bozkurt. Professor of Work and Employment. University of Sussex.

  613. Ola Galal. Faculty Fellow. NYU. 

  614. Omaima Irfan Taj, Pakistan

  615. Omar Kasmani. Freie Universität Berlin 

  616. Omar Sirri. Research Associate. SOAS. University of London.

  617. Omer Aijazi. Lecturer in Disasters and Climate Crisis. University of Manchester.

  618. Omer Mehmood, Department Of Health, Macquarie University, Australia

  619. Omkar Shinde, Pune Queer Collective

  620. Osama Aftab Memon, Canada

  621. Osama Jawad. Pakistan.

  622. Pakiza Yadgar, Canada

  623. Palestine Speaks. Feminist Bloc. Berlin, Germany.

  624. Palvashay Sethi. Writer and Teacher.

  625. Palwasha Amanullah. PhD candidate. The University of Sheffield. 

  626. Paniz Musawi Natanzi. Postdoctoral Fellow. Duke University.

  627. Paolo Novak. Development Studies. SOAS.

  628. Phethani Madzivhandila. University of South Africa. 

  629. Ping-hsiu Alice Lin. Postdoctoral Fellow. Harvard University.

  630. Priyanka Sharma, Canada

  631. Progetto20K. Solidarity collective.

  632. Project Hajra. Queens. NYC.

  633. Q Lawrence, Disability Arts & Activism Archive

  634. Qalandar Memon. Assistant Professor. FC College (A Chartered University). Lahore. Pakistan. 

  635. Qasim Shafique. BS Textile Engineering from National Textile University. Faisalabad. Member of Haqoo

  636. Rabail Khan

  637. Rabeeya Arif. Urban and Disaster Risk Management Specialist. Washington DC.

  638. Rabia Awan, Undergraduate Student, Canada

  639. Rabia Latif Khan. Postdoctoral Researcher. University of Sussex.

  640. Rabia Moin, Canada

  641. Rafia Asim. Activist.

  642. Rafiullah Dawar. Dubai. HR Activist.

  643. Rahmeen Sayeed. Undergraduate Student. Karachi

  644. Rajeev Singha. Retired Doctor. UK.

  645. Rameena Rahat, Undergraduate student, Canada

  646. Rameez Rahman. Patent Attorney. Netherlands.

  647. Ramsha Afaq, Women Democratic Front, Pakistan

  648. Rana Saadullah Khan. MFA candidate. University of Oregon.

  649. Rassela Malinda. Student in The Hague.

  650. Rasti Farooq.

  651. Rebecca Ruth Gould. Professor. SOAS. University of London. 

  652. Rehma Saleem, USA

  653. Rida Baloch

  654. Rida Fatima, Student

  655. Rida Khan, Urban Designer

  656. Rida Nadeem. Undergraduate Student. Pakistan.

  657. Rider Alsop. Writer.

  658. Rishabh Yadav. PhD candidate. Jamia Millia Islamia.

  659. Risham Amjad

  660. Riva Khan Tareen. Student.

  661. Rizwana Bi, UK

  662. Rohama Malik. Assistant Professor.

  663. Roheena Karim. Postgraduate Student. BUITEMS. 

  664. Roshan Ahmad, Student, Canada

  665. Roshni Kazmi, USA

  666. Rowaidah Chaudhry, Pakistan

  667. Rukhsana Ahmad. Writer. London.

  668. Rumesa Khan, Student at UOK, Pakistan

  669. Rumi Dahar. PhD. SOAS.

  670. S Siddiqui, Hygienist, Canada

  671. Saad Amir. Lawyer.

  672. Saad Khalid. Policy Lead. Acumen LLC. Washington DC.

  673. Saad Rizwan, USA

  674. Saad  Salarzai, LUMS 

  675. Saadia Khan, Canada

  676. Saadia Toor. Associate Professor. City University of New York.

  677. Saalika Khan, Pakistan

  678. Saba Gul Khattak. Independent Researcher. Islamabad.

  679. Saba Imtiaz, writer.

  680. Sabeen Nazeer, NED University of Engineering and Technology, Pakistan

  681. Sadaf Aziz. LUMS. Lahore.

  682. Sadaf Latafat. Doctoral Candidate. University of Massachusetts Amherst. USA.

  683. Sadia Bajwa. Assistant Professor. Institute for Asian and African Studies. Humboldt University. Berl

  684. Sadia Shirazi. PhD. London.

  685. Saeed Husain. Managing Editor. Folio Books.

  686. Saeed Manjili, AMF Automation Technologies, USA

  687. Sahar Chopan. Teacher. Berlin. Germany.

  688. Sahar Muradi. Writer. 

  689. Sai Englert. University Lecturer. Leiden University. Netherlands.

  690. Saif Quadri. Artist. Islamabad. 

  691. Sairah Yusuf. LUMS.

  692. Saleem Gondal. Filmmaker. New York.

  693. Saleha Jawwad, Relationship & Account Management, Pakistan

  694. Salima Hashmi. Prof Emeritus. Beaconhouse National University. Lahore.

  695. Salman Hayat, CUNY

  696. Salman Sikandar. PhD candidate. University of Massachusetts. Amherst.

  697. Salsabil Emdad, Bangladeshi Diaspora in U.S. J Town Action and Solidarity. California State Universi

  698. Salwa Tareen, PhD Candidate, Boston University

  699. Saman Qadir

  700. Samar Abbas. Lawyer.

  701. Samee Siddiqui. Assistant Professor. Drury University.

  702. Sameen A.Mohsin Ali.  Assistant Professor. IDD. University of Birmingham. 

  703. Sameen Mahmood, Canada

  704. Sameena Vohra, Canada

  705. Sameera Ibrahim. University of Wisconsin-Madison.

  706. Samina Khaliq

  707. Sana Chaudhary, USA

  708. Sana Haq. Assistant Professor, University of Miami.

  709. Sana Haroon. Professor History and Asian Studies. UMass Boston. 

  710. Sana Ibrahim.

  711. Sana Jamal. PhD Candidate. Yale University.

  712. Sana Kazmi. Education, non-profit professional,

  713. Sana Malalai. Women Democratic Front.

  714. Sana Malik, University of Central Lancashire, UK

  715. Sana Naeem. PhD candidate. Harvard University. 

  716. Sana Nasir, Indus Valley School of Art, Pakistan

  717. Sana R. Gondal. Urban and Environmental Planner and Researcher. Karachi Bachao Tehreek, Women Democr

  718. Sanaa Alimia. Associate Professor. Aga Khan University. Institute for the Study of Muslim Civilisati

  719. Sanaz Raji. ISRF Fellow. Northumbria University & Campaigner. Unis Resist Border Controls (URBC).

  720. Sandy Tran. Social worker. Munich.

  721. Sania Bilwani, PhD Student, School of Social Work, York University.

  722. Sania Khan, Canada

  723. Saniya Kamal. Writer/ Artist.

  724. Sapna Kumari. IBA Alumna.

  725. Sara Azeem. Researcher, Netherlands.

  726. Sara Chaudhry. Associate Professor. Birkbeck University of London.

  727. Sara Kazmi, University of Pennsylvania, USA

  728. Sara Marzagora. Senior Lecturer. King’s College London.

  729. Sara Obaid. Researcher. 

  730. Sara Saif. Student. Pakistan.

  731. Sara Wahedi. Founder/CEO. Ehtesab.

  732. Sarah Badewitz, Australia

  733. Sarah Chaudhry, USA

  734. Sarah Hameed. Toronto.

  735. Sarah Hasnain. Postdoctoral Scholar. Turkey.

  736. Sarah Holz. Lecturer. Institute of Asian and African Studies. Humboldt-Universität zu Berlin

  737. Sarah Humayun. Assistant Professor. Lahore University of Management Sciences (LUMS).

  738. Sarah Kazmi, Artist, Pakistan / Norway

  739. Sarah Khan, Canada

  740. Sarah Perkel, USA

  741. Sarah Rana. MPhil Global Area Studies. Oxford University. Author: Hope Ablaze (Macmillan US).

  742. Sarah Suhail, Feminist Collective Lahore.

  743. Sareen Rauf. Student. BUITEMS. Quetta.

  744. Sarwat Malik-Hassan. Director of Pol Advocacy. Coalition for Civil Freedoms.

  745. Sasha Ali. Creative Producer. Los Angeles. USA.

  746. Sashah Rahemtulla

  747. Sauleha Kamal. Researcher and Writer.

  748. Saurav Sarkar. Writer. New York City area.

  749. Sayed Najeebullah Balkhi. IT technician. Vancouver. Canada.

  750. Sayed Walid, Afghan association of Canada, Canada

  751. Seán Pieper. Historian. Scotland.

  752. Seema Saz Malook. Researcher/ Learner.

  753. Seerat Fatima, University of Manchester, UK

  754. Seerat Fatima. PhD Student. University of Manchester. UK. 

  755. Sehar Salman Haider. Student at LUMS

  756. Sehrish Ahmad, USA

  757. Seran Khan Tareen. Milan.

  758. Serene Ismail, Goodearth farms, Pakistan

  759. Sevgi Adak. Associate Professor. Aga Khan University. London.

  760. Shabana Mir. Associate Professor. American Islamic College. Chicago. USA.

  761. Shafaq Rahimi. Legal Professional. Dublin.

  762. Shafaq Sohail, PhD student. University of Texas at Austin. 

  763. Shahab ud Din Ahmad. PhD Candidate. Johns Hopkins. 

  764. Shahana Khan Khalil. Digital Media Creator. USA.

  765. Shaheera Pesnani. Heritage professional.

  766. Shahrooz Nasir, Fordham School of Law, USA

  767. Shahrukh Wani. Economist.

  768. Shahzad Shaikh, Bokhara Palace (Pvt) Ltd., Pakistan

  769. Shahzadi Haroon.

  770. Shahzadi Raza. Designer. Ireland.

  771. Shaista A. Patel. University of California. San Diego.

  772. Shaiza I.

  773. Shakila Rasuoli.

  774. Shala Nyx. Actor. Los Angeles. USA.

  775. Shalo Hameed, Student, USA

  776. Shan Khan. Lawyer, Washington D.C.

  777. Shaneeda Sultana.  Research Fellow at EUIPRHR.

  778. Shariq Ali, University of Pennsylvania, USA

  779. Sharmeen Abedi, Toronto Metropolitan University, Canada

  780. Shazia Adnan. Tehrik-e-Niswan.

  781. Shazia Nusrat. Pakistani citizen.

  782. Sheebah Nanteza, Student, UK

  783. Sheema Kermani. Founder. Tehrik-e-Niswan. Karachi.

  784. Sheema Khawar. PhD student. York University.

  785. Shehrbano Naqvi

  786. Shehzil Malik. Artist. Pakistan

  787. Shehzil Shah. MPH Candidate. Columbia University.

  788. Shereen Mirwali, Seneca college, Canada

  789. Shirin Jalaluddin. Doctor. Karachi. Pakistan.

  790. Shirin Zaidi. CUNY Graduate Center. USA.

  791. Shiza Khan. Research Assistant. UCL.

  792. Shmyla Khan. Researcher. Pakistan.

  793. Shokoufeh Eftekhar. Master of Fine arts. Academy of Media Arts. Cologne. Germany.

  794. Shozab Raza. Assistant Professor. University of Toronto.

  795. Sibgha Waqar, Optometrist, UK

  796. Sibth Ul Hassan. Centre for Conflict Studies. Philipps University Marburg. Germany.

  797. Sidra Kamran. Assistant Professor. Lewis & Clark College.

  798. Sima Shakhsari. Associate Professor. UMN.

  799. Simo Sidiki. Mother. UAE 

  800. Simon Wolfgang Fuchs. Associate Professor of Islam in South Asia. The German Young Academy.

  801. Simrah Farrukh. Artist. California.

  802. Simran Siraj. Journalist. Pakistan. 

  803. Sînziana Cojocarescu. Writer. UK.

  804. Siobhan McGuirk. Scholar. Editor. Red Pepper. 

  805. Siraj Khan Moomand. President. Pashtun Council. Canada. 

  806. Smriti. Student. Netherlands.

  807. Sobia Kapadia. Middlesex University. London.

  808. Sofia Paradis. HMUA & Writer. London

  809. Soha Wasim. Middle East Technical University. Ankara.

  810. Sohail Asghar. Documentary filmmaker. Islamabad.

  811. Sohal Behmanesh. CoFORM Consulting. Berlin.

  812. Somiyah Chaudhry. Taylor’s University, Malaysia. 

  813. Sonia Baweja, Toronto. 

  814. Sonia Qadir. PhD Candidate. UNSW. Sydney.

  815. Sonya Fatah, Professor at Toronto Metropolitan University, Canada

  816. Sophia Burton, Migration Matters, Germany

  817. Sophia Khan. Karachi. Pakistan.

  818. Sophia Tresa Chirayil, USA

  819. Soraya Afzali, PhD Candidate, Trinity College Dublin. 

  820. Soumya Chakravarti. Educator, California State University Pomona.

  821. South Asian Feminisms. Toronto. Canada.

  822. Srishty Tyagi, Student, India

  823. Stephanie Liang, University of Toronto, Canada

  824. Stephen M. Lyon. Dean of Arts & Sciences. Aga Khan University. Karachi.

  825. Steve Núñez. PhD Candidate. University of Connecticut.

  826. Subhah Khan. Lahore University of Management Sciences (LUMS).

  827. Sultan Sial. Associate Professor. Lahore University of Management Sciences (LUMS). Pakistan.

  828. Sumaira Ishfaq. Women’s Action Forum.

  829. Sumbal Bashir. Independent Consultant.

  830. Sumbal Bhayo. MS Student. IBA Karachi. Pakistan.

  831. Sunny Lu, USA

  832. Susanne Schmeidl. Independent Consultant.

  833. Syed Bassam Ghufran Ahmad. Alumnus. Lahore University of Management Sciences. 

  834. Syeda Gul e Zahra. Freelancer. Pakistan.

  835. Syeda Masood. Brown University.

  836. Syeda Raazia Naqvi. Student. Pakistan.

  837. Tabinda M. Khan. El Colegio de México. Mexico City.

  838. Tabita Simran. Tehrik-e-Niswan.

  839. Taha Kaihan Masud. Alumnus. Lahore University of Management Sciences.

  840. Tahani Chaudhry

  841. Tahir Zaman. Co-Director Sussex Centre for Migration Research (SCMR). University of Sussex.

  842. Tahmid Rahman. Student. London.

  843. Taimur Shah. Researcher. USA.

  844. Talib Jabbar. PhD Candidate. University of California Santa Cruz.

  845. Tania Qurashi. Artist. Philadelphia.

  846. Tania Saeed. Associate Professor. Lahore University of Management Sciences (LUMS). Pakistan.

  847. Tanya Adam Khan. Interpretive Psychotherapist. Islamabad.

  848. Tareq Sydiq. Center for Conflict Studies. Marburg. Germany.

  849. Tariq Mehmood. Associate Professor. American University Of Beirut.

  850. Tayeba Batool. PhD Candidate. University of Pennsylvania.

  851. Taymiya Zaman, University of San Francisco, USA

  852. Themrise Khan. Independent Professional. Pakistan.

  853. Tobias Franz. Associate Professor of Economics. SOAS. University of London.

  854. Tony Campos. Joan B. Kroc School of Peace Studies. University of San Diego. USA.

  855. Tonya White. Trauma Therapist. USA.

  856. Tooba Ahmed, University of St Andrews, Scotland

  857. Tooba Syed. Women Democratic Front. Pakistan.

  858. Tori Mullenix Luna, University of San Diego. USA

  859. Tú Qùynh Nhu Nguyen. Social Worker.

  860. Ukasha Iqbal. Alumnus, Harvard Business School, Lahore University of Management Sciences

  861. Umair Javed. Assistant Professor. Dept of Humanities & Soc Sciences. LUMS.

  862. Umair Khan, University of Manchester, Pakistan

  863. Umair Rasheed. PhD candidate. UIUC. Teaching Fellow. LUMS.

  864. Umar Mahmood, Architecture Designer, USA

  865. Umayr Hassan. Software Engineer. Lahore.

  866. Umer Farooq. Graduate Student, Rutgers University. New Brunswick. NJ.

  867. Umer Ijaz Gilani. Advocate Supreme Court.

  868. Umme Hani Imani, University of Oxford.

  869. Usama Khawar. Advocate  High Courts. Adjunct Faculty. Shaikh Ahmad Hassan School Of Law (SAHSOL). LU

  870. Usman Khan. Postdoctoral Fellow. SOAS. Xian International Studies. University China.

  871. Usman Zahid, Engineer, Canada

  872. Uzair Ibrahim. PhD candidate. University of Exeter.

  873. Valerie Hu. Undergraduate Student. Cornell University. USA.

  874. Vera Wriedt. PhD Researcher. Berlin.

  875. Vicki Squire. Professor. University of Warwick.

  876. Victoria Gail Bacud Amos. PhD candidate/Tutor. The University of Edinburgh.

  877. Victoria Simpson. Research Project Coordinator. The University of Sheffield.

  878. Virginie Mascaro, UK

  879. Wafa Imtiaz. Lecturer. Sindh. 

  880. Wagma Mommandi. PhD Candidate. University of Colorado Boulder.

  881. Waleed Akhtar. Actor/Writer/Director. UK.

  882. Wangui Kimari. Lecturer. American University. Nairobi.

  883. Waqas H. Butt. Assistant Professor of Anthropology. University of Toronto Scarborough.

  884. William Davis, Organization of equality, USA

  885. Xari Jalil. Co founder/Journalist. Voicepk.net

  886. Yang-Yang Zhou. Assistant Professor. Dartmouth College.

  887. Yasmeen Khan, Islamic Association of Raleigh (NC), USA

  888. Yasmin Jiwan. Professor Emerita. Concordia University.

  889. Yasser Kureshi. Departmental Lecturer. University of Oxford.

  890. Young Women Growing Initiative. Kenya. 

  891. Yoza Shahid, Iobm, Pakistan

  892. Yuman Amir. Writer. Pakistan.

  893. Yumna Fatima. Lawyer. 

  894. Yusra Choudhry, UK

  895. Zafar Ullah. PhD. University of Edinburgh.

  896. Zahra Ali. University Professor. USA.

  897. Zahra Currimbhoy. Marketing Specialist. Germany.

  898. Zahra Gardi a Normal Humman

  899. Zahrah Azhar. Artist, Pakistan.       

  900. Zahrah Patel, Nurse, South Africa

  901. Zaib un Nisa Aziz. Assistant Professor. University of South Florida. Tampa.

  902. Zaid Abro. Postgraduate Student. London School of Economics & Political Science.

  903. Zaid Hydari, Refugee Solidarity Network, USA

  904. Zain Ul Abdin. Student. Dept of Philosophy. University of Karachi.

  905. Zainab Abdali, Graduate Student at Rice University, USA

  906. Zainab Abid, Pharmacist, Canada

  907. Zainab Alam. Asst. Professor. Howard University.

  908. Zainab Badi. Policy Analyst. New York..

  909. Zainab Imam

  910. Zainab Maha Shah. Postgraduate  student. Quaid-e-Azam University. Pakistan

  911. Zainab Marvi. Design Researcher. Germany.

  912. Zainab Mirwali, Toronto Metropolitan University, Canada

  913. Zainab Muzaffar. Writer. Lahore.

  914. Zainab Nadeem. Doctor. Karachi. Pakistan.

  915. Zainab Najeeb. PhD Student. Rutgers University.

  916. Zaineb Majoka, Bol coop, USA

  917. Zaki Abbas. Senior sub-editor. Dawn.

  918. Zala Farooq, Pakistan

  919. Zarghona Mangal. Finance Professional. Vancouver. Canada.

  920. Zarish Khalid, Kinnaird College for Women

  921. Zavier Nunn. Postdoctoral Associate. Duke University.

  922. Zawar Ahmed, Yale University, USA

  923. Zayna Buksh, Lieta, Pakistan

  924. Zebunnisa Burki. Journalist.

  925. Zeena Yasmine Fuleihan. PhD Candidate in Literature. Duke University.

  926. Zehra Goawala, Canada

  927. Zehra Hashmi. Assistant Professor. University of Pennsylvania.

  928. Zehra Khan. Home Based Women Workers Federation (HBWWF).

  929. Zehra Nabi, Indus Valley School of Art and Architecture, Pakistan

  930. Zehra Nabi. Writer and Assistant Professor. IVSAA.

  931. Zehra Wasif. Student of History. Lahore University of Management Science (LUMS).

  932. Zeina Maasri. University of Bristol. UK.

  933. Zobia Akhtar. Alumnus. Lahore University of Management Sciences. 

  934. Zoe Pham, USA

  935. Zoha Batool Khan. Graduate Student. Binghamton University, SUNY. 

  936. Zoha Waseem. Assistant Professor. University of Warwick.

  937. Zoya Rehman. Women Democratic Front. Pakistan.

  938. Zoya Yalmaz, Pakistan

  939. Zuha Noor-Sylvia. Postgraduate student. University of Cambridge.

  940. Zunaira Sardar. JD candidate ‘24 UCLA Law. BA’19 University of Chicago.

  941. Zuneera Shah. Climate change and gender expert. Pakistan.

  942. Zuzanna Olszewska. Associate Professor in the Social Anthropology of the Middle East. University of