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06 Apr Why Women’s Day belongs to the girl child

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It was in 1787 that British feminist Mary Wollstonecraft published a strong case for women’s education in her book: Thoughts On The Education of Daughters. Two and a quarter centuries later in Pakistan, a girl child is shot in the head for advocating for the...

17 Oct Malala, You’ve made Pakistan worth it

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Published in Daily Times on Tuesday, October 16, 2012 It was wartime in Africa, Uganda. Idi Amin had just been removed and Milton Obote was in charge in 1985. I was five, sleeping soundlessly in my room when I heard voices; clutching my blanket I walked out...

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Aisha Sarwari is a leading voice in the fight for gender equality and social justice in Pakistan and beyond. As a women’s rights activist, author, and public speaker, she has dedicated her life to advocating for the rights of marginalized communities, particularly women and girls.

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06 Apr Why Women’s Day belongs to the girl child

17 Oct Malala, You’ve made Pakistan worth it

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