A Pakistani British, Khan is the director of Inspire - a human rights organisation and has actively campaigned for women’s rights within Muslim communities for over 18 years.
Emphasising on the need to invest more in women, Khan said female participation is always fruitful for a society. She further praised Malala Yousufzai and her cause for promoting girls education and said she inspires people across the globe.
On what should women do to get their rights, Khan said they should learn that nobody will hand them the power and “they will have to just take it.”
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Unfortunately societies only empower women after they are stronger, richer, stable.
Reverse causality?
This lady has an inspiring personality... She is working for a good cause! Keep up the good work.
Saudi Arabia is a good example...