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Would there be a day when we in Pakistan live a life of our free will, a time without fear? I have lived all my life seeking for that peace but I do pray to Allah that the present generation may see that light and breathe the winds of God. So that the...
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Until date, no Pakistani woman has ever come forward to tell her story of rape to the whole world. Despite being criticized a lot by the President Pervez Musharraf for...
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In a recently held Indo-Pak Punjab Psychiatric Society, a group of Pakistani psychiatrists said that women in the rural areas of Pakistan are developing an inferiority...
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Supporters of Jamiat-e-Ulema Islam party protesting against the repeal of Hudood Law
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Mariyah Moten, a 22-year-old woman has kicked off wide spread rage in the Muslim nations due to a recent comment that she has made regarding her...
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A report from the Equal Opportunities Commission states, that the Asian Muslim women are facing job discrimination, in almost every office in the western countries....
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It is rather strange that women would themselves call upon for the lashing of the society, if a woman has been a victim of rape. While there are few women right...
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A lot of controversy is going on regarding the restructuring of the Hudood Ordinace that was introduced in the year 1979. Doing away with the requirement of four male...
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Benazir Bhutto, the former Prime Minister of Pakistan has shown deep concern regarding the escalating rate of terror and violence in Pakistan.
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Lot of debate is going on these days among the big shot political and religious groups in Pakistan regarding the proposed amendment of the Women’s Bill. A group...
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For once, let me get put forth the message conveyed by a young Pakistani women, who is doing her intern with ‘The Globalist’.
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35-year-old Namira Salim is all set to create a record-breaking history when she will fly high in the space. Namira is a Pakistani artist based in Paris.
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The indecisive nature of President Pervez Musharraf’s government is making life difficult for Pakistani women. Despite President Musharraf and Prime Minister...
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