Why does Politics feel like a family business
Why Does Politics Feel Like a Family Business: When a Nation Belongs to Everyone, Not Just a few Introduction A co...
Why Does Politics Feel Like a Family Business: When a Nation Belongs to Everyone, Not Just a few Introduction A co...
Leaving Pakistan was once a dream for some, but today it feels like a goal for many. How did leaving Pakistan become suc...
1. Islam (The Religion)Definition: A major world religion followed by over two billion people (Muslims).2. MuslimsDefini...
The cost of neglect:Why 57 percent is not real progress: Pakistan's primary completion rate has reached 57 Percent in 20...
Introduction: History remembers the creation of borders but it often forgets the women who paid the highest price for th...
From Zainab to Nazia: How Many More? This article talks about the repeated cases of child abuse in Pakistan. Through the recent case of Nazia and child abuse statistics, it asks why children continue to become victims despite the existence of laws and child protection organizations.
A French woman and her five children rescued in Peshawar after she alleged to be held captive by her husband for over a decade.
Recently, a political storm has erupted in the country after senior minister Maryam Aurangzebs insensitively addressed t...
Gender-based violence (GBV) in Punjab, Pakistan, has evolved into a complex matrix where traditional physical violence intersects with technological facilitation and institutional complicity. Recent high-profile criminal cases including the sexual assault of a female laborer by a law enforcement officer in Okara and the gang rape of an economically vulnerable woman via a Facebook employment scam in Gujjarpura, Lahore highlight this dangerous shift.