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Bella Hadid schools India, France among other countries discriminating against women in hijab
Model feels it is not only racist and Islamophobic but also misogynistic.
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Rage as Faisalabad women paraded naked over theft suspicion
Horrific scenes of violence trigger outrage; activists blame the state for being ‘complicit’
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Done with clichés: Nadia Afgan wants better roles for women on TV
Seasoned actor feels there aren't enough empowered, interesting characters written for women to choose from.
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Woman’s choice
The new NADRA rule provides the space for women to continue using their maiden name even after marriage
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Zahid Ahmed wants Pakistanis to normalise women riding bikes
Actor feels women should be able to commute however they want without being harassed or judged.
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Lahore doctor held for ‘blackmailing women’ through obscene videos
Jinnah Hospital’s Dr Abdullah Haris was allegedly forcing women including a nurse into having illicit relationship
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Kuwait allows women to join military in combat roles
Defence minister expresses confidence in women's ‘capabilities and their ability to endure hardship'
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New low: 60-year-old British diplomat ‘sexually harassed’ in India
UK envoy says a motorcyclist coming from behind touched her inappropriately and tried to make indecent gestures
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A tale of two values
Is our policy limited only for Muslim rights in countries that we do not have good relations with?
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'Why do Pakistani dramas show men slapping their wives at the drop of a hat?' asks Sharmila Faruqui
Politician has penned some important questions for writers, directors and producers of the television fraternity.
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