PRSF Islamabad Rawalpindi

Some glimpses from PrSF 1st Federal Convention🚩

Glimpses from today's study circle by PSO and PrSF NUML at ICMA Park in which many students participated. The circle was led by Federal General Secretary PrSF, Comrade Fatima Shahzad, on the topic of Connecting Struggles of Oppressed National and Classes in Pakistan to Palestine

We also demanded the release of the activists on the Global Sumud Flotilla who have been illegally abducted by Israeli forces. Free Palestine 🇵🇸

Glimpses from our Public Meeting + Teach-In for Palestine and the solidarity poster artwork activity towards the end. Students from various campuses expressed that they stand with the Palestinian people to demand an end to the genocide, siege and starvation.

Spread the word in your families, neighborhoods, workplaces and campuses! Make sure to join us this Friday, 5pm at F-9 Park!

Progressive Students Federation (PrSF) will be organising a public meeting and teach-in which is open to all. We encourage the people of Islamabad to join us so that we may collectively raise our voice for Palestine and carve a path forward in solidarity.

📢CALL FOR ACTION: PUBLIC MEETING AND TEACH-IN FOR GAZA!!! As people all over the world take to the streets to demand an end to the g*nocide and occupation in Palestine by the Z*onist entity, it is shameful for us that Pakistan's ruling class continues to serve and align with-

We call on all students, teachers, activists, and everyone who believes in justice and human rights to join us in speaking out against this unfair policy. An injury to one is an injury to all. Education is a right, not a privilege!

· Immediately halt the deportations and harassment of Afghan refugees. ·Stop spreading fear and prejudice against Afghan refugees. We must stand together in solidarity.

Progressive Students' Federation (PrSF) strongly condemns the forced closure of schools for Afghan refugee children in Islamabad, Peshawar, Quetta, and other parts of the country.

PrSF stands in solidarity with all the families fallen victim to the gruesome patriarchal violence and believes in the collective struggle and resistance of all oppressed classes, nationalities and groups to counter the ongoing femicide✊🏻🚩

Delegation of PrSF members joined the protest call by @Aurat_marchisb against the surge in gendered violence organized at Abpara Chowk.

PrSF stands in solidarity with all the families fallen victim to the gruesome patriarchal violence and believes in the collective struggle and resistance of all oppressed classes, nationalities and groups to counter the ongoing femicide.✊🏻🚩

- capital in hopes of having their grievances heard. The people of Kashmore came with one demand - for peace in their hometown!

- and peasants at the hands of dacoits that are backed by the feaudalists and waderas, and enabled by the Sindh Government and concerned state institutions. There has been violence and brutality upon protests by the local population, who finally decided to come all the way to-

Members of PrSF expressed complete solidarity with and joined the march + sit-in led by the people of Kashmore that arrived at Press Club, Islamabad. The law and order situation in Kashmore, Kandhkot and other districts of Sindh is alarming, with killings of children, teachers-

Members of Progressive Students' Federation particapated in the protest by Aurat March Islamabad demanding justice for Sana Yousaf, calling for an end to femicide.

rise in collective protest against this barbaric culture of violence. It's time to dismantle this system enabling femicide and stand in solidarity with the struggle for gender and class justice.

workforce and a divided, reactionary social base. Women resisting are branded "bad" and punished. PrSF demands the strictest action against all perpetrators involved in this heinous crime. We also call upon all leftist, progressive, feminist, and human rights organizations to

PrSF Statement: We strongly condemn the cold-blooded murder of the 17-year-old Sana Yousaf. This brutal act is not an isolated incident-it reflects a recurring pattern in which women and girls are given what’s deemed ‘coming to them’ through patriarchal violence for daring-