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Pakistan’s quietest health crisis
Suicide in Pakistan needs a public health response
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When the sun kills and the rivers rise
Living Pakistan’s climate crisis
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A tool, not a principle: The politicization of religious freedom reports
Religious freedom in Pakistan rests on Islam, Quaid-e-Azam’s principles, and constitutional protections
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Ragging: Harmless teasing or deadly abuse?
India, Sri Lanka and the Philippines have all passed anti-ragging legislation. Pakistan does not have any such laws.
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The earth is dying — and so are we
The Arctic melts, forests burn, and floods drown homes – climate change is here, and we must act before it’s too late.
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Wujuud-i-Zan: Mussamat Tajo's fight for justice
Zoya Sameen’s Wujuud-i-Zan talk explored Musammat Tajo’s 14-year legal battle against colonial expulsion and injustice
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Wujuud-i Zan: The “man-els” take a seat
Women at Habib University challenge academia’s gendered norms, proving their scholarship isn’t just “adding color.”
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'The perfect victim' & how patriarchy thrives through convenience disguised as culture
'Mrs.' captures the quiet oppression of housework but misses the unseen burden of working women’s ‘second shift’.
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Stuck in Karachi traffic? It’s okay, so is Jhulelal.
From riverbanks to rickshaw-backs, Jhulelal’s legacy flows through Sindh — fluid, sacred, and, always in flux.
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The silent epidemic: how self-medication puts health at risk
Behind the ease of self-medication lies a global health crisis—antibiotic resistance, misdiagnosis, and addiction.