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Gender equality is very serious issue in Pakistan. It is not due to our country or religion .But our culture promotes gender difference.I am proud on my religion that teaches respect and gives equal rights to women.
Survey: Do you think women stand united on the issue of gender equality?
The woman of Pakistan allowed their men (be they father, brother, husband or son) to bring young hindu girls to their homes and they not only assisted, aided, abated their men folk to continue further such acts in their homes but also praised their men folks for their zeal, devotion and valor for committing such acts. They were proud of their men committing such acts. They encouraged their husbands to prey on young hindu girls who are almost the age of their own daughters. Maya Khan's Ramzan Special was so popular in Pakistan, not only with the mullas and men but also with woman and most of the educated and moderate sections of the society. Ansar Brunei has covered it up, Imran Khan never spoke, Courts connived, and government that represents the wishes of the people has also done the same by setting up a fake commission.
When woman provide encouragement to victimize their own in the name of religion (and probably enjoy it also), there can never be gender equality. Woman in Pakistan do not like this. Pakistani woman definitely deserves such status. In fact they like and enjoy being treated as such by their men.
Equal rights is a human right. But chauvinistic and intolerant societies do not foster social equality. So gender equality will remain inconsequential in Pakistan, even if some women and men stand united on the issue.