Tag: women empowerment
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Activist Malala Yousafzai sends support to Afghanistan women’s football team
Women’s rights activist and Noble Prize winner Malala Yousafzai has expressed her support for the women’s football team from Afghanistan, who were banned by the current Taliban government from playing the sport after the takeover in 2021. Currently, the team resides in Melbourne, Australia, where they escaped to in 2021, but right now the football…
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TW: Policeman sets his 14-year-old wife on fire over dowry
TRIGGER WARNING: abuse, domestic violence A 14-year-old girl married to a policeman in Sialkot has been set on fire after her husband became unhappy with the dowry provided to him. According to the complaint filed with the Sialkot police by labourer Tariq Mahmood, his daughter Muneeb Fatima, was married to Constable Waqas Nazir, who was…
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Saying goodbye to ‘Kuch Ankahi’ with the five times it completely blew us away
From the moment it graced our screens, ‘Kuch Ankahi’- with its story of three sisters dealing with marriage pressure, workplace harassment, taking on a challenging careers- seared itself on the Pakistani entertainment industry as a cultural milestone that told a gorgeous story about the bond of sisterhood. Only 26 episodes long, ‘Kuch Ankahi’ won our…
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Pink taxis for women in Sindh
The Sindh government is all set to launch a “Pink Taxi Service” featuring electric cars for facilitating female citizens of the province. The development was announced by Minister for Information Sharjeel Inam Memon. The minister said that initially, 200 electricity-powered taxis will start operating in Karachi, of which fifty will be women-only taxis driven by…
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Ten things Anoushey Ashraf wants Pakistani women to remember
Actress and VJ Anoushey Ashraf has shared a list of ten things she wishes all Pakistani women should remember in order to live a more fulfilled and enjoyable life. Taking to Instagram, she wrote that everyday she remembers to pray and thank God for all the things in her life, good or bad. Ranging from…
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TRIGGER WARNING: Lodhran court sentences man to 25 years in prison for raping daughter
A court in the Lodhran has sentenced a man to 25 years in prison and subjected to Rs 1,00,000 fine for torturing and raping his 15 year old daughter, as reported by Express Tribune. The rape case was filed by the survivor’s paternal aunt, Yasan, who revealed that she was suspicious when the father, Irshad,…



