Examples of using Sindhi in English and their translations into French
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on 25 April 1995, after being detained for more than 30 years for defending the right of the Sindhi people to self-determination.
the Special Rapporteur received photographs that appeared on 24 July 1996 in the respected daily newspaper Dawn and two Sindhi language daily newspapers.
Michel Boivin retraced the migratory paths of Sindhi Hindus, then researched their Sufi rituals in order to evaluate the extent to which they had to change to adapt to their new environment.
Shaheed Benazirabad District(Sindhi ضلعو بينظير آباد),
Other regional languages are Punjabi, Sindhi, Siraiki, Pashtu,
Contrary to what one member of the Committee might believe, Sindhi was not the only official language in Sindh; Urdu
He denied that anyone had been refused employment because he was unable to speak Urdu or Sindhi; the quotas had been introduced in order to speed up the integration of residents of somewhat backward rural areas of Sindh.
89% of grade 10 students could read a grade 2 story in Urdu, Sindhi or Pashto but only 64% of all 14-year-olds could do so.
AI indicated that the practice of subjecting suspected terrorists to enforced disappearance has been used by the Government against Baloch nationalists, Sindhi activists, journalists and others.
The planned construction of the Kalabagh dam on the Indus to produce electric power for Punjab province was a calamity for Sindhi farmers, who relied on river water for agriculture.
The Sindhi language, culture and history are being threatened by lack of education, closure of Sindhi schools and restrictions on traditional practices;
freedom of movement and freedom of expression as highlighted by the continued detention without trial of His Excellency G.M. Syed the 91-year-old"Father" of the modern Sindhi nation.
Hajat Sindhi, scientist and UNESCO Goodwill Ambassador,
Pashto, Sindhi, Shahmukhi Punjabi,
Persian, Sindhi, Tamil, Punjabi,
of indigenous culture and language which obstructed Sindhi children's education and the access to information of his people.
the 2014 ASER survey found the proportion of students in grade 6 who could read a grade 2 level story in Urdu, Sindhi or Pashto was 65% while among all children aged 10(the theoretical grade 6 age)
A number of regional languages are also spoken. These are Punjabi 48%, Sindhi 12%, Siraiki(a Punjabi variant)
deserving of sovereignty; this view has been presented by the Baloch, Sindhi, and Pashtun sub-nationalities of Pakistan.
other major groups being Sindhi, Pashtun, Urdu