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Hadsa: Shame and consent in the “Land of the Pure”
We would rather have a rape survivor shame herself to death than rise courageous and strong for what she survived.
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Women with “expiry dates”: Media’s gendered ageism
While media is becoming an effective mouthpiece for feminism, it is still blatantly comfortable with its ageist tilt
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Predatory loan apps amid an economic crisis
The dire economic situation has led to a rise in predatory loan apps, exploiting and exacerbating financial hardships.
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Is Pervez Hoodbhoy right? Are Pakistani men migrating to Europe for "adventures"?
Hoodbhoy argues that the "lure of adventure and libidinal frustration" is why young men are desperate to reach the EU
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Shahzada Dawood’s tragic demise and your misplaced reactions
When did it become okay to make memes about someone’s disappearance or tragic death just because he’s a billionaire?
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Javed Akhtar’s problematic visit to Pakistan
He turned it into an opportunity to vent his grudges, and we didn't object either but rather applauded it.
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Imran Khan vs Reham Khan: Hypocrisy at its best
Imran also married three times and had an age gap of over 20 years. Yet he is praised for it while Reham receives flak
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Some films are too hard to kill
It is still a Pakistani film made by Pakistanis, filmed in Pakistan and depicting it. Shouldn't that be reason enough?
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Video leaks for character assassination: A disgusting tactic in politics
Engaging in such malpractices to disempower opponents reflects a sick mentality and the ugliness of Pakistani society.
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Dying to tell a story
They hit you, and keep hitting. Because we, as journalists, are trained to tell a story, and the world doesn’t like it