Sindh Conference

Provincial Peace Conference Recommendations from Sindh

Natural Disasters

1.An effective early warning system should be put in place.
2.Rapid response force should be organized to be able to respond in shortest possible time.
3.To provide food, non-food items and medical services, including medicines should be supplied on urgent basis to disaster affected people.
4.Camp area problems should be solved at the spot.
5.NGOs and local administration should collaborate and make joint efforts to help the affectees.
6.Rehabilitation activities should be part of the disaster management process and development plans by government.
7.Monitoring units should be setup at District level.

1.There should be a complete ban on toy guns/weapons.
2.Ammunition should not be available to the public without strict licensee checks.
3.Terrorism laws need to be reformed, strengthened and implemented.
4.There should be a realistic, fool-proof witness protection program.
5.Youth awareness campaigns must be undertaken to educate them about misuse of drugs and weapons.
6.History syllabus in schools should focus on social, scientific and cultural achievements of rulers, rather their military victories.
7.TV and electronic media should not show vulgarity, hatred, violence and religious intolerance.
8.Government should refrain from targeting any political group.
9.There should be de-weaponization and disarmament of political parties and the concerning Bill be passed.

1.Implementation of acid-throwing law shall be strictly carried out.
2.There should be thorough coordination between victims and NGOs.
3.Compensation should be given immediately to the victim, without lengthy process.
4.Acid-buying and selling in the market should be banned or highly restricted.
5.Jirga system should be abolished in villages.
6.There should be a rehabilitation program for the sexually abused children.
7.Harassment at workplace law should be strictly imposed throughout the country.
8.Dowry abuse should be dealt with strict action.

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