
A woman on the streets
By: Amel Ghani Walking down the road sounds simple enough. One step in front of the other and you’re on your way. But is it

By: Amel Ghani Walking down the road sounds simple enough. One step in front of the other and you’re on your way. But is it

By Ayesha Siddiqa In this fast-moving digital world, it seems difficult to imagine times not too long ago when the passing away of a celebrity

By: Taha Ali The Council of Islamic Ideology (CII) recently opined that sharia does not expressly require women to cover their face, hands and feet.

The fifth Global Media Monitoring Project, carried out in cooperation with the local group Uks, does not provide a very positive picture of the role

By: Arshad Mahmood How many of us know that there was a National Plan of Action for Children that was adopted in 2006; that there

By: Yaqoob Khan Bangash A few days ago, the All Pakistan Private Schools Federation (APPSF) released a book called, I am not Malala, I am

If you ask anyone in Pakistan to tell you about the country’s law enforcement system, it is likely you will be told a tale that

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