Two worlds across a highway

8 December 2005 | William Savage | 1198 Downloads | .pdf | 144.62 KB

Gender, Livelihoods and social issues, Pakistan

This story written comes from Lake Keenjhar near Thatta town Sindh Province in Pakistan. It contrasts the lives of women in the fishing village of Chilya with the life of an influential business man with a fish farm on the opposite side of the highway.

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