very bad. it is trouble and tragedian in sindh. unmask--------

Good point. The vice-chancellor, tutors and the University management should be ashamed of themselves and resign. How can such people purporting to be mentors of conscience and academic excellence expected to produce worthwhile citizens of the nation.

Child labor in third world countries is a harsh reality driven mostly by economic factors. I am not sure if the solution to this could be as simple as not employing children at all as this would not address the root cause and may create more financial agonies for families where these children are the major bread earners. However, one cannot absolve the employers of all responsibility towards doing their part in making sure these children are given a fair chance for a brighter future. The university can set an example by offering free education and skills building classes to these young employees during the evenings while they can still keep their daytime job with reduced number of hours perhaps. This should apply to every business, every household that employs these young workers who cannot afford to go to schools and are forced to earn money doing odd jobs. We, the educated ones need to do our part and should take it upon ourselves to educate at least one child out there ? just imagine what a difference that would make in a child?s life!