Being Sikh in Pakistan vs India: A Young Sikh Woman Speaks Out | Rights Watch

What is it like to be a Sikh girl living in Pakistan today? In this episode of Rights Watch, we speak with a Sikh student from Nankana Sahib, Khushi Raj Kaur, who is currently studying at Punjab University, Lahore. She shares her personal journey, experiences as a member of Pakistan's Sikh community, and her thoughts on identity, belonging, and representation. The conversation explores how Sikh citizens are treated in Pakistan, the support and respect they receive from society and state institutions, and the cultural and historical connection between Sikhs and Punjab. At the same time, she speaks candidly about the challenges she has faced and the realities of navigating life as a religious minority. She also offers her perspective on how she views the treatment of Sikh communities across the border in India. This episode provides a rare first-hand account of faith, identity, coexistence, and minority rights through the eyes of a young Sikh woman shaping her future in Pakistan. Watch the full conversation and share your thoughts in the comments Follow Our Facebook Page:   / voicepkdotnet   Follow Our Instagram Account:   / voicepkdotnet   Follow Our TikTok Account:   / teamvoicepk   Follow Our X Account: https://x.com/voicepkdotnet Subscribe Our YouTube Channel:    / @voicepkdotnet   Website: https://voicepk.net/