
Honourable men and dishonorable women
According to the Human Rights Commission of Pakistan, 470 women were killed for honour in 2015. 90 percent – that is 9 out of every

According to the Human Rights Commission of Pakistan, 470 women were killed for honour in 2015. 90 percent – that is 9 out of every

Another heart-wrenching, horrible story of honour killing comes from Sindh’s small town of Gambat in district Khairpur. Tahira Shah and Kamran Larik, who married by

By Sahar Bandial For the vast majority in Pakistan, the third gender is an unknown. Hijras/eunuchs, transsexuals, transvestites and hermaphrodites continue to live on the

By: Benazir Jatoi Chief Justice Holt of England said in a judgment in 1701 that “an Act of parliament can do no wrong, though it

By: Mohammad Ali Babakhel THE tradition of swara is as ancient as Pakhtunwali. Still practised in pockets of Afghanistan and Pakistan, the custom entails handing

By Jonathan Pratt More than 20 years ago, Zahida Kamri, a single mother of six, became Pakistan’s first female taxi driver — a job that

The UNDP ranked Pakistan 121st on the Gender Inequality Index due to women’s unequal access to resources and entitlement to rights in the country. Statistics

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