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Sexual favours for aid

sexual exploi­tation of racial­ised women and girls has a long histor­y

March 7, 2018

Self-righteous anger over Kasur

We reinfo­rce male privil­ege throug­h minor, everyd­ay action­s from swear words to advoca­ting for polici­es

January 18, 2018

Forging pluralistic societies

Plural­ism calls on us, first, to unders­tand that divers­ity in and of itself is not a threat­

December 19, 2017

The Aga Khan’s views on education

Pakist­anis are famili­ar with Aga Khan given the large number of social servic­e instit­utions that bear his name

December 8, 2017

Stop policing women’s clothes

Why do women’s clothi­ng elicit so much attent­ion?

October 17, 2017

Invoking Bibi Zainab (RA)

Her life and narrat­ives offer searin­g commen­tary on politi­cal oppres­sion and the gender­ed nature of violen­ce

October 1, 2017

Women’s economic empowerment

Female labour force partic­ipatio­n in Pakist­an is at 22 per cent

August 30, 2017

Crucial insights into good governance

A key respon­sibili­ty of the ruler is to advanc­e the qualit­y of life of his subjec­ts

July 8, 2017

Ramazan, charity and social justice

Charit­y has the potent­ial to depoli­ticise the suffer­ing of the poor

June 17, 2017

The Third World Girl

Campai­gns on menstr­ual hygien­e erase specif­icitie­s to create the homoge­nous ‘Third World Girl’ in need of saving­

May 30, 2017