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SOCIAL MOVEMENTS IN PAKISTAN – Review BY: MUBAHSIR AKRAM

INTRODUCTION This book Social Movements in Pakistan..by Mubashir Akram explores various social movements in Pakistan focusing on peoples efforts to demand their rights against injustice and inequality It covers the history and evolution of these movements including those related to womens rights abor student farmers minoritiy and human rights The author sheds light on how […]

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The Brutal Murder of Irfan Ullah: A Gendered and Intersectional Perspective on Student Safety in Islamabad

A few days ago, Irfan Ullah, a 5th semester Political Science student at Quaid-i-Azam University, was brutally murdered in his residence in Barakahu, Islamabad. Shockingly, this heinous act has received little to no media coverage, leaving a silence that raises serious concerns about whose lives are valued and whose are ignored. Student Activism Amid Silence

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ہاں میں فتح ہوں

ہاں میں فتح ہوں ایک مسکراتا ہوا چہرہ ہلکی سی مسکان اور معصومیت کے ساتھ اپنے باپ کی طرف دیکھتا ہوا نظر آیا وہ صرف اس کا باپ نہیں اس کا ہیرو بھی تھا اسکول میں رسی کشی کا کھیل تھا جس میں فتح اور ماحین نے بھی حسا لیا یہ دونوں آپس میں اچھے

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The Unseen Struggle…. “A Long Road Still to Travel”

Empowerment — a word we often hear in campaigns, policies, and social media slogans is far more than granting women the right to make choices. It’s a lifelong journey marked by silent battles, invisible barriers, and deeply rooted societal expectations that shape and sometimes shatter their potential. For many women, empowerment isn’t a straightforward path;

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