Amar Sindhu

As a human rights^[6] and civil society activist Sindhu has been involved in a number of issues including the rights of minorities,^[7][8] women, violence,^[9] She has also been a part of fact finding teams.^[10] As a socialist feminist and women rights activist, she is active, founding and leading member of Women's Action Forum.^{[11][12][13][14][15][16][17]} In 2012, she suffered minor injuries when she was shot while traveling to Karachi,^[18] Sindhu led the "Aurat Azadi March" (Women's Freedom March) in Sukkur on March 8, 2020 held on Women's Day 2020.^[19] Sindhu along with Arfana Mallah started chapter of Women's Action Forum in Hyderabad in 2008.^[20][21][22] Sindhu was inspired by Sabeen Mahmud's T2F in Karachi,^[23] and she along with Haseen Shah and Arfana Malah started the "Khanabadosh Writers Cafe"^[24] at the Sindh Museum to offer a space where intellectuals and creative people from Hyderabad and other areas of Sindh can engage in intellectual discussions.^[25] In 2015, she organised the "Ayaz Festival" to celebrate the life of the Sindhi poet Shaikh Ayaz (1923–1997).^[26] Those who paid homage included veteran politician Rasool Bux Palijo and writer, Noorul Huda Shah.^[27] In 2015, the Cafe also hosted a tribute to Hassan Mujtaba, a poet and journalist.^[28]

Sindhu is a writer^[29][30] and political analyst. She has written as a columnist in Dawn News^[31] and Humsub.^[32] She has written many articles in English, Urdu and Sindhi. Her work has been translated into the German language.^[33][34]

She also published a magazine named Adrish^[35] on social, political and cultural issues.

Sindhu is the author of a bilingual book of poetry book Ojagiyal Akhyun Ja Sapna,^[36][37] and "Jaagti Ankho Kay Sapnay".^[38] Sindhu has written many articles about the poetry of Shaikh Ayaz, a legendary poet of Sindh.^[39]