
The province in the lead on women’s empowerment
By Aisha Sarwari Divulging in to the state of affairs for women in Pakistan is an unsettling activity. Currently ranked at 143rd in the Gender

By Aisha Sarwari Divulging in to the state of affairs for women in Pakistan is an unsettling activity. Currently ranked at 143rd in the Gender

Almost a decade and a half after the Supreme Court delivered a historic ruling in 2003 permitting an adult Muslim woman to marry of her

By Natasha Raheel KARACHI: “Fight like a girl” can be derogatory term but not for MUV Base, a gym in Karachi aimed at revolutionising traditional

The passage of the Alternative Dispute Resolution Bill, 2016, recently by the National Assembly might have let the judiciary take a sigh of relief. A

By Ammara Farooq Malik With the female population of Pakistan standing at 48.63 per cent in 2015 (World Bank), it is a segment of society

By Aisha Sarwari I was in a hotel in Islamabad invited by a friend whose friend had a farewell. It was Ramzan of last year.

By Sabina Khan “Woman sentenced to death for burning daughter alive”, “Judge accused of torturing child maid”, “Father marries 13 year old daughter to a

On February 17, a Tiktok influencer reportedly subjected to gang rape by four men in Jacobabad,

On February 16, two sisters were reportedly assaulted by three men under the guise of arranging a

On February 15, Lahore police arrested two men accused of assaulting a pregnant woman in Kahna. The