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CII rejection: K-P set to table Women Protection Bill again
CM’s information adviser says bill being re-drafted
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Organisation: Authority to enforce Protection of Women Act
The proposed authority will protect the rights of women
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CII may finalise women protection bill on Aug 2
According to Haq, copies of the bill have been distributed among the members for discussion in the meeting
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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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Women’s protection bill: CII to provide feedback on controversial law
Members to deliberate each of the clauses of the proposed law
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Punjab’s attempt at protecting women
Maybe the clerics making up the CII misunderstood the brief
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Men who fear women
Bill to curb honour killings also appears to be dead because the maulana & his merry men do not like it
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women protection bill: Campaign launched in Peshawar
WRCP CEO Omer Aftab hoped it would lead to the support, approval and implementation of the proposed bill
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Women protection bill: CII ‘ignored’ opinion of its lone female member
People believe women’s problems multiplied due to CII, says Dr Samia Qazi
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Women protection: CII tells members to finalise bill
Secretary CII Dr Ikramul Haq says proposed bill drafted as per Quranic verses and no extraneous material consulted
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Concerns: PCSW rejects CII’s ‘model’ women protection bill
Commission says CII proposal contravenes fundamental rights
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#TryBeatingMeLightly: Pakistani women react to CII bill with powerful portrait series
Here's what will happen if you 'lightly beat' a modern-day woman
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JUI-F drafts own women protection bill
Punjab Assembly passed PPWAV in February this year, criminalising all forms of violence against women
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Cruelty at home
Walking away for a woman isn’t as easy as just walking out
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Can women be protected by a bill?
Laws might fail if there is little understanding of society and human behaviour
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Govt urged not to amend women protection law
Conference participants condemn efforts to undermine the law
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Contestations over domestic violence
Why is the women protection bill still facing such vehement opposition from the religious right wing?
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Panelists discuss why Pakistan needs Women's Protection Bill
Speaker says religious leaders never speak against domestic violence are just against the women protection act
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That illusive light
So low are national standards, that when any official actually does what he should do it is given much eloquent waxing
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Reminiscing 1977
2016 is not 1977. Mian Nawaz Sharif is not Zulfikar Ali Bhutto. Fazlur Rehman is not his father, Mufti Mahmood
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Protection of women: Punjab govt has agreed to amend law, claim religious scholars
Say parts of act which are ‘un-Islamic’ will be reviewed
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Women rights act: Punjab govt urged to not give in to opposition
Laud passage of women protection bill in Punjab
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Women are the last colony
Patriarchal society has perfected art of exploitation, wrapped in multi-layered shroud called ‘culture’and...
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Right is wrong
Brothers Sharif can right the wrongs of the Right if only they recognise the Moment and act upon it with a vengeance
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Women’s rights in ‘Naya Pakistan'
Why must only the law relating to women’s rights have the stamp of CII approval?
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Competing modernity
There are people who want to create some space in blasphemy law, which is what Salmaan Taseer was trying to achieve
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Women protection bill: ‘Govt must not succumb to pressure’
They said that the reaction of the religious parties was not surprising
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Fazl says PM has promised to tweak women’s law
Maulana Fazl said the Punjab government was showing flexibility, which was a positive development
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Celebrating women
There are still so many unsung heroines, whose less glamorous yet tougher life struggles, continue to go unnoticed
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Blasphemy law cannot be amended: PUC
Tahir Mehmood Ashrafi says any bid to transform Pakistan into a liberal country will be foiled
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Apprehensions: Women protection bill challenged in SC
The petitioner requested the court to declare the law ultra-vires of the Constitution
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Women’s Day: Activist sceptical of efficacy of new law against violence
Says she believes it is an attempt to present a softer image of the country to the outside world
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Weaving a safety net
Pakistan is beginning to have an outline of a social safety net
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This law may be late, but it’s great
When attacking a woman becomes a crime — sticks, stones or even punches — people call it a landmark law
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The double standard
The new bill is designed to remove bureaucratic hurdles that normally make it impossible for women to file complaints
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Will not let Pakistan become secular, says Fazlur Rehman
JUI-F chief says women protection bill does not adhere to values of Pakistani society and is in conflict with religion
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First case registered in Lahore under Women's Protection Act
Green Town Police registers FIR against Bassra Bibi's husband for beating her up
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Pity the man
Among the many pluses of the Eighteenth Amendment, a sure failing was devolving human rights to the provinces
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Women protection bill will cause divisions within families and increase divorce rate: JUI-F chief
Punjab CM defends legislation, calls it part of Quaid-e-Azam’s vision
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All stakeholders consulted on women protection bill: Sufi
Says bill passed after months of deliberation with political parties, civil society
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Outlawing domestic violence
There may finally be some respite for women who have long been subjected to domestic violence
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When the clergy cries ‘conspiracy!’
How protecting mothers, sisters, and wives against domestic abuse is ‘anti-Islamic’ and anti-nationalist, is a...
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Violence against women: Civil society says PA Bill fails to address all issues
MPA says govt has drawn great flak over the Bill
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Punjab Assembly unanimously passes protection of women bill
Amendments proposed by the opposition were withdrawn
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Progress on polarising bills in the offing
Azma Bokhari says govt very serious about women’s protection
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Violence against women: ‘Some lawmakers apprehensive of bill’
Raheela Khadim confident of bill being passed in next session













































