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Despite changing times mobile gender gap is widest in Pakistan
In Pakistan only 20% of women have access to a smartphone
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Technical education, embroidery centres for women planned
Rs231 million to be spent on the initiative
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Governor expresses concern over low ratio of working women
Mohammad Zubair distributes awards to successful women
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India's all-women railway crew derail sexist attitudes
India is one of the world's fastest growing major economies with one of the lowest rates of female employment
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Working women: Daycare centres being set up in Punjab
More than 102 daycare centers have been set up across the province
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Working women doing most of their shopping online as e-commerce booms in Pakistan
Convenience, one-stop solutions, free delivery, and affordability are advantages that e-commerce brings to the table
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Educated but not at work: lack of women in Middle East workforce hinders growth
Despite greater education opportunities, jobs do not come easy for women in the Middle East
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Research highlights constraints for working women
Lack of transportation, permission and resuming work after marriage cited as main issues for females
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In pictures: Women at work around the world
Portraits of working women and their experiences of gender inequality to mark International Women's Day
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Baby’s day (left) out: Mothers leave children with hired help at Civil Secretariat
Employees cannot take children to office; ladies’ toilets remain scarce commodity
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Recent Contributors
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Fatima Fasih
Currently based in Manila, the author specialises in corporate sustainability and sustainable development with experience working with the Pakistan Business Council. Fatima is a graduate of the University of Toronto’s Masters of Science in Sustainability Management program and actively participates in the management and administration of Taj Consultant Clinics. In her spare time, Fatima spends time with its her plants, running and painting in watercolors. She has also received many awards for using her watercolor paintings for charitable work.
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Shrouq Tariq
The writer is an Egyptian researcher with a special interest in Middle Eastern Issues
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Nasar Qadir
The writer is an economics and political science graduate, and founder of the educational initiative Averroes
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Muhammad Hassan Majeed
The writer is a psychiatrist. He is a fellow at the department of anesthesiology and critical care management at Johns Hopkins Hospital, Baltimore, Maryland, United States.
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Shuja Uddin
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Ali Hasnain Rizvi The writer is a technology expert with more than 20 years of experience. Has worked for Intel, SAP, Audi and other multinationals worldwide. Since 2014, he is leading a German government led Smart City Project with his focus on Ingolstadt Smart City initiative in collaboration with Audi.
