Women who experience harassment are often questioned about their clothing, behaviour, location, or decisions instead of the actions of the person who harassed them. Why does victim-blaming persist, and what can society do to shift responsibility back where it belongs?
Child labour: A serious problem in Pakistan.Child labour is a big issue in our country. In Pakistan we can see many smal...
IntroductionThe expected release of the Darya Khan cannibal brothers, Mohammad Arif Ali and Mohammad Farman Ali, in mid-...
Can anyone truly stand outside politics in a world where everything is political?
Just imagine waking up every morning and hearing that your basic human rights are being taken away from you one by one. ...
When Justice Leaves Questions Behind. The Epstein case and the conscience of Humanity. Introduction History does not&nbs...
Patriarchy:Definition: Patriarchy is a social system in which primary power, authority, and leadership roles are predomi...
A government hospital in Taunsa, Punjab was exposed for unsafe medical practices after an investigation revealed that syringe bodies were being reused in the pediatric ward. As a result, hundreds of children whose immune systems are particularly vulnerable were infected with HIV, a transmissible virus that attacks the body's immune system. The incident raised serious concerns about infection control, patient safety, and healthcare standards. The investigation also highlighted a lack of accountability, as hospital officials failed to take responsibility for the malpractice despite its devastating consequences.
The last words of Gullan Bharo still echo: “I know I will be killed. I am a mother of two children, but for the sake of ...