womensday

Here are some inspirational women, TV characters that roar authority and poise at the same time

The all-women crew flights will be to several international destinations

Simi Kamal talks about women's rights, financial independence and the 'saas bahu' equation

Sindh becomes first province to pass bill pending for the past five years.

KU organises event to address issues and challenges faced by elderly women.

Activists say that the loss of a breadwinner can make women feel vulnerable.

Despite all odds, Zainab attains a master’s degree and plans to study even further.

Azra’s store, located inside her house, was such a success, her husband quit his factory job to help out.

These women forged ahead despite initial physical setbacks.

After receiving an award, the woman entrepreneur had to face threats and cynicism.

Eight women reach the summit of Quz Sar peak in the Himalayas.

PPP’s Yasmeen Rehman says a ‘sea of change’ has been observed for women parliamentarians.

Top women professionals speak about how age-old prejudices can be undone.

Pakistani women 'are expected to preserve this warped notion of honour by remaining silent': Rights activist

Author Fouzia Saeed handed out prizes to painting competition winners.

There are nearly 8m children involved in daily work but no one know how many are girls.

President signs bill into law, giving the panel independent status.

The awards were distributed among those who have played an active role in empowering women at a very young age.

A number of events held to mark the International Women’s Day.

Art displays, poetry, music and documentaries highlight the feminine perspective.

Reforms announced by CM to be implemented in three months.

Shad Begum hails from Lower Dir district in Khyber-Pakhtunkhwa is among 10 recipients from all over the world.

Protesters plead the CJ to take notice of violation of labour laws at their workplace.

Describing himself as a khaadim (servant) of nation, Sharif says he is also a servant of mothers, sisters, daughters.

Lawmakers, rights organisations, analysts say by endorsing edict Karzai endangers hard-won progress in women's rights.

We need to redouble our commitment to achieving the Millennium Development Goals.

Labour department has no statistics on labourers.

Christian women make up much of the workforce in salons.

Cast out from their families and labelled as western agents, women in the development sector face daily problems.

At Copenhagen the previous year, International Women’s Day was marked for the first time (March 19) in Austria.