Sindh Awaami Caravan: a peasant movement seeks to fight food insecurity

The caravan aimed to inform indigenous communities about food sovereignty and climate justice.
Published September 20, 2016

On a warm March afternoon, one can hear the faint sound of Sindhi music outside the Umerkot Press Club. A navy blue track approaches; it is loaded with two huge speakers, four large megaphones and blue flag of Pakistan Fisherfolk Forum (PFF).

The PFF's co-chair Muhammad Ali Shah, surrounded by the organization's memebers, follows closely behind. This group has gotten together on an important mission: to galvanize and inform indigenous communities on issues of food sovereignty and climate justice.

Shah is holding a white cloth banner with the words "Sindhi Awaami Carava" - the Sindh People's Caravan. Under the title is a subheading that reads: