Caste discrimination in Pakistan is highlighted in this report from Jinnah Institute, a think tank working on minority issues. Eighty per cent of the Hindus in Pakistan live in Sindh, and “are victims of caste and wider religious discrimination,” states the report. They do not own lands and work on daily wages, a consequence of them not having any permanent settlement. The report states that, “One day, they are with one landlord, the next day with another. And this is how they spend a life of debt, with no accountability or education.” Their castes have translated into daily life. For instance, Hindus from a lower caste might be restricted to separate water wells in school, “from which also Muslims will not drink”. Read the full report here>>