Political Critique: Female Leaders Under the Lens of Internalized Misogyny
By: Saima Sammar Throughout history and in contemporary society, the dynamics between women have often posed challenges to the ...
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‘Kuch Ankahi’ Spotlights Bias in Minority Portrayal, Sparks Debate on Media Responsibility in Pakistan
By: Nadia Stephen The drama series "Kuch Ankahi," aired on ARY channel and created by Syed Mohammad Ahmed, directed ...
Beyond the Surface: Delving into Pakistan’s Complex Human Rights Dynamics
By: Zara Amoon Pakistan, a nation rich in history and culture, grapples with complex issues surrounding human rights. Despite progress ...
Christian College Lecturer Faces Discrimination and Harassment, Forced to Leave Job
By: Kashif Nawab In 2020, Shireen Aslam, a lecturer of Political Science, was selected to merit at Women Degree ...
U.S. Elections and Pakistan’s Reality: Why Change Must Be Homegrown
By: Augustine Gill As the sun rises on Election Day in California, the world watches with anticipation. U.S. elections...
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Art, Advocacy, and Activism: Transgender Figures Transform Pakistan’s Social Landscape
By: Sabrina Alexander In Pakistan, a country where traditional norms often dominate societal expectations, members of the transgender community...
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CPDI Calls for National and Regional Efforts to Combat Smog and Air Pollution
Islamabad: News Desk The Centre for Peace and Development Initiatives (CPDI), a non-profit organization focused on climate action, has...
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Beyond Convictions: Why Justice for Shama and Shehzad Must Address Systemic Failures
By: Augustine Gill The murder of Shama and Shehzad Masih, a Christian couple in Pakistan, is a tragedy that...
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