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Days after campaigners reported a new crackdown on their supporters

Researchers suggest women can judge whether a man is likely to be unfaithful just by looking at his face

Petitioners say that women were allowed to enter mosques during the time of Prophet Muhammad (PBUH)

Victim’s relatives protest against the incident and demand action against hospital staff

More than 100 local and international publishers set up stalls

Prepares for a road trip across the US to advocate women's rights back home

Women in urban and privileged sections in Pakistan suffer in a more subtle, yet prevalent ways

With less than a week before the elections commence in India

New BoDs for four public sector companies announced

Govt’s poverty alleviation programme backed

Afghan women fear freedoms eked out since overthrew Taliban in 2001 could slide backwards

Greater female participation in businesses could help spur economic growth, combat poverty

If we empower women and give them choices, then Pakistan will be the country we dream of

Journalist Sanam Maher speaks about the sensational life and death of Qandeel Baloch with The Express Tribune

Domestic violence increasing with a sizeable number of men thinking striking women is their right

The rights of women and their issues are not a recent trend dating a few years or even a single century

10,000 women refugees are expected to be engaged in training programme by 2020

Participation of women is exceedingly important in economic growth

Around 100 female students participated in one week drive to plant 500 trees

Addressing the delegates at the second day of ‘Leaders in Islamabad Business Summit’ conference

The Oxfam Pakistan hosts the exhibition to mark International Women’s Day

A police oversight body is investigating the shooting

Australia marks women’s day with discussion on women change makers

Event united various under-represented communities amid creative posters and loud slogans

Balochistan Governor says that women and men have equal social, political and economic rights

MPA Ayesha Bano says a new bill on prevention of domestic violence will be passed soon

One feels hopeful that times will change for women across the country

Previous provincial government provided 700 motorcycles under Women on Wheels project

Thousands gather to celebrate International Women’s Day

Fafen says only a quarter of female-sponsored bills passed first reading stage

The 66-year-old was shown on state television riding a brown horse flanked by female police officers on white horses

As US-backed forces press ahead with an offensive to crush holdout militants

India has a grim record of sexual violence as highlighted by gang rape and murder of a woman on a Delhi bus in 2012

‘Give women rights to ensure socio-economic development’

Festival opens with Spanish film ‘Summer 1993’

As women arrive in droves at a screening point controlled by the US-backed SDF near the Iraqi border

If the number of women is increased they can do their job better

Draft says sports federations annexed with the PSB should have women sports wing

Speakers at public-private dialogue call for removing impediments in including women in the economy

A fresh round of negotiations between the Taliban and Washington is set to begin in Doha

Case emerges month after 18-year-old Rahaf Mohammed drew global attention

Only around 35 per cent of Pakistani women use any form of non-abortive birth control

Raya al-Hassan is one of four women to take cabinet jobs in the new coalition

The American Civil Liberties Union files suit against US Customs and Border Protection on behalf of the women

Participants meet successful women and benefit from their experiences in day-long session

Federal Ombudsperson says regional complaint centres to be formed soon

Victim says her husband was not present in the house when incident occurred

Zubaida Bibi reveals her father-in-law and brother-in-law wanted to develop ‘illicit’ relations with her

Part of the plan to market Ugandan women is a beauty pageant, Miss Curvy Uganda, to be held in June

Reporters Without Borders say the confidential records for the period from 1979-2009 were provided by whistleblowers