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Anger in Afghanistan at female pilot's US asylum bid
Dozens of Afghan troops receiving training in the United States have gone missing over the past two years
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‘Women empowerment is a core driver of democratisation’
Speakers agree gender disparity acts as hurdle to economic prosperity, democratisation of society
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The chartered accountant who is changing the rules of the game
The 10th woman chartered accountant of Pakistan runs a firm for women, by women
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Sonam Kapoor makes shocking revelation about being molested
More power to you!
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Highlighting issues: Giving voice to human rights struggles through film
Documentary screened at IBA depicts struggles of young Afghan rapper
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Scooty revolution: Women learn to ride bikes on Karachi's mean streets
Training workshops aim to empower women by giving an alternative to broken public transport system
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#ViolenceAgainstWomen: Sindh Assembly unanimously demands implementation of law
Sindh Assembly is the only assembly in Pakistan that has taken a lead while passing bills upholding women rights
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Protecting Rights: Practical steps needed to empower women, says Raheela
She stressed the need to launch campaigns to raise awareness on importance of women’s rights
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Trouble-ridden gender gap
Gender gap in this country is not only to be blamed on lawmakers and enforcers
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Development forum: ‘Women of South Asia going forward’
The minister was representing the green flag at South Asian Women Development Forum in Kathmandu, Nepal
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Why Wonder Woman is fit for the title UN Honorary Ambassador
The comic superhero will be officially appointed UN's new Honorary Ambassador for the Empowerment of Woman and Girls
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Sri Lankan police force to grant equal status to women
Sri Lanka said Wednesday it will lift a bar on women reaching the top ranks of the police
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The responsibility of men
The actions of men should not depend on whether they have daughters or sisters, or whether they are married or not
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Barriers to women’s economic input
In Pakistan, women’s primary role is still considered to be that of a caregiver
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Pakistani organisation wins Global Goals Award in New York
DoctHERS won the Campaigner Awardf or improving the lives of girls and women across Pakistan
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This powerful ad is breaking all stereotypes about working women
Doubting yourself should be the last thing on your mind.
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USAID donates 200 bicycles to UAF Women’s Cycling Club
The donation is part of a grant to empower women in Pakistan’s agriculture sector USAID’s Gender Equity Programme
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Govt initiative: IT lab set up at Sukkur’s women empowerment centre
Purpose is to impart computer training to under-privileged young women
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Towards a gender-equal society?
If we want to seriously challenge domestic violence, we have to relook at the absurdities in our politics of housework
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The roots of misogyny in language
Rarely do we find curse words that target the male relation of an individual
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Excluding women and girls
Women’s divorce from the spiritual realm is at the root of the segregation of the sexes
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Gender equality: Calling for easing women’s access to justice in Sindh
Time and effort still needed to provide women access to justice, say speakers
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10 most powerful women in the world
They still face a fight for their rights, but women have begun to break through the glass ceiling
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Jordan women take to football pitch to end stereotypes
Jordan now counts 720 registered women players
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Punjab’s attempt at protecting women — II
With this law, we, the women, have entered the private sphere of men, where they feel safest to do as they please
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The female economy
Women can bring different ideas to the table, which benefit economy and society
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In Chitral, women cannot be singers
In Chitral, social taboo and local culture forbid females from pursuing a career in singing
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Women are key to development
Entrepreneurship is a key component of economic growth worldwide, including in Pakistan
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Brutal exploitation of women
In the traditional Baloch tribal society, women enjoyed far more respect than what the situation is today
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Misogyny: parliamentary endorsement
We subject women to arbitrary and nasty criterion of how they should look, act and speak
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Women empowerment: Skills development programme kicks off
The participants will get interest-free loans of Rs0.25m to launch their businesses
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Women’s rights: Authority maybe set up to oversee protection centres
Gender DIG office has been set up to deal with domestic violence cases: Sufi
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Joint effort: Decision-making role of women highlighted
The event was arranged by PDO to bridge gap between local bodies and NGO sector
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Almost 80% of Indian women face public harassment in cities: survey
There were 337,922 reports of violence against women such as rape, molestation, abduction and cruelty by husbands
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Women in the judiciary
Pakistan is the only country in the region not to have elevated a woman to the highest level of the judiciary
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How good are we?
The fact that women continue to outperform men in nearly every sector of education, speaks of their dedication
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Half the sky
Our newsroom is possibly the most diverse in terms of gender
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‘Women are not objects of violence’
Interactive theatre festival opens in City
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The woman judge
Not a single woman has ever been elevated as judge of the Supreme Court in our near-seven-decade-long legal history
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Saudi deputy crown prince backs women driving
Despite his eagerness to work towards more freedom for women, the prince says the process will take time
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Panel discussion: ‘Women should be part of policy, decision-making’
Speakers say women should be elected on general seats instead of reserved ones
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Networking: Committee formed to empower women
Led by Khwendo Kor, entrepreneurs, body will help businesswomen in K-P, FATA
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South Asia's first full WOW festival to be held in Karachi
British Council will hold a bloggers meet-up on April 20 to foster more support for the WOW festival
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Her stories: Empowering women through simple skills others overlook
Hussan Jamala’s centres tutors them from reading to handicrafts to safe childbirth
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Women to get motorbikes in August
The minister said recipients of the motorbikes would be picked through balloting
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Education gains not enough to bring women equal jobs, pay: research
Despite the increase in education levels, women's employment rate was only 70 percent that of men
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Visitor from Japan becomes beacon of light for women in Gilgit-Baltistan
Manages six vocational training centres which impart basic training to women
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Digital solutions and women participation
Pakistani women have an important role at the household and subsistence economic level
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Breaking down barriers
In a first, three Christian women have been appointed police officers in Khyber Agency
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Invisible contribution: Experts for mainstreaming women workers
UN panel on women empowerment presents agenda