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Why my mother still supports Imran Khan
She believed he was the only leader in 30 years who had offered Pakistanis a vision worth fighting for
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South Asian men cannot use Johnny Depp’s case to trivialise women’s suffering
Many South Asian men cherry-pick events simply to serve their own narratives
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I owe a debt of gratitude to Pakistan
I'm not the person I would have been had I never visited Pakistan. I am connected in a way that can never be severed.
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India’s love for The Kashmir Files is a cautionary tale for Pakistan
If some Pakistanis do not like what they see happening in India, it is because they are only looking at a mirror.
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16 amazing Pakistani women who have made us proud
These women make us proud with their unwavering strength, dedication and efforts
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Aurat March 2022: March for the Noors among us
In Noor’s fight, in her father’s struggle, may we see ourselves, our flaws and our imbalances.
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Ali Noor’s fauxpology
Ali Noor is indirectly blaming his ‘death’ on the victim who accused him, thereby reducing her narrative to nought
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Why are LGBTQ concerns moot in Pakistan?
It's a Pandora’s box where one is criticised by conservative Muslims, post-modern constructivists and closeted Muslims
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The Murree tragedy – another bandage for a broken system
Those governing us must ensure they are collectively responsible before expecting and demanding the same from citizens
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How to tackle gender-based violence in Pakistan
These incidents are not just a ‘few’ anecdotes of cruelty but a reflection of the everyday life for women in Pakistan