Over two decades later, the 1999 ‘honor killing’ of Samia Sarwar remains a blot on Pakistan’s claims of equal rights for women
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A new book of essays edited by parliamentarian Sherry Rehman offers insight into the past, present and future of the country’s women’s rights movement
The country’s past, as detailed in a new book, is replete with people such as Dr. Mubarak Ali who resisted the national narrative
Tradition clashes with modernism in the ongoing debate on women’s role in society
The human rights activist is one of four recipients of the 2018 prize
Participants of two-day event applaud the late activist for her unceasing defense of the downtrodden
Featuring a star-studded line-up, the AJConf2018 will be available to the public via live-stream
LLF returns to Lahore’s Alhamra
Asma Jahangir was tough against the toughest odds—a champion of the downtrodden who refused to bow to power
Attempts to silence Ayesha Gulalai and Asma Jahangir expose Pakistan’s misogynist orientation
In conversation with Asma Jahangir
Women in Pakistan have come a long way in their fight for autonomy over their lives.
Parliament should address the genuine concerns of the courts.