Introduction: honour violence, law and power in upper Sindh
Ghairat, karo kari and the spectacles of violence: how men and women become black
Honour violence, law and moral power in colonial Sindh
Karo kari, wali and family violence: cultural violence mirroring law
Violence, kin groups and the feud: the making of frontier justice
Mediations on the frontier: ceremonies of justice, ceremonies of faislo and the ideology of kheerkhandr
The criminal justice and legal contests of honour: two case studies
The sound of the silence: lives, narratives and strategies of runaway and missing women of upper Sindh
Conclusion: Karyan Ja Kabrustan: the imaginary burial grounds for black women.