Working Class Hero: Karachi labourers fare worse than Chicagoans in 1886?

As working classes across the world celebrate on Monday the struggles by the Chicago labourers in 1886 for demanding the things that seem inherent human rights today — eight-hour working shift and minimum wage– it’s worth remembering that societies such as Pakistan’s have failed the working class their rights in letter and spirit.

From prisoner to painter: Karachi inmate earns millions off artwork

Karachi’s Shams juggles school & labour for football dream

International river’s day: Man, 70, on mission to save Malir River

For more videos, documentary reports, and feature stories, visit ARY STORIES website; Facebook page; YouTube page; and Instagram page.