Pakistani women waiting for their rights.

About half of the human population consists of women. In our society, women are generally regarded as gender-critical and are considered to be adorable in the house.

In conservative societies a woman's job is to adorn, nurture, have a baby and to engage in household chores all the time. Not only this, it is also striving to keep away from the serious, social, economic and social issues of life. In a country like Pakistan, a woman who is forced into domestic conditions, poverty, tight hands, deprivation and inflation, faces many complex problems when she goes out in search of employment.

First of all, to get a job, there are a hundred different kinds of dresses and suppose that even if you get a job, you have to face sexual discrimination at all times because of the rule of men in the society. Women are opposed to leaving home, while those women are happy to engage in daily household chores. I am unable to understand why a woman who is doing her homework well and showing her abilities at the same time, from hospice to children's education, can not bring about positive change by working?

In Pakistan, conditions are becoming increasingly difficult for the poorer and middle-class families with each passing day, which is one of the major causes of the overall stress of the domestic environment while social relationships are also increasingly fragmented. Divorce and suicide rates are on the rise.


About half of the human population consists of women. In our society, women are generally regarded as gender-critical and the common impression for a woman who adorns the house is that she looks good within the four walls.
In conservative societies a woman's job is to adorn, nurture, have a baby and to engage in household chores all the time. Not only this, it is also striving to keep away from the serious, social, economic and social issues of life. In a country like Pakistan, a woman who is forced into domestic conditions, poverty, tight hands, deprivation and inflation, faces many complex problems when she goes out in search of employment.

First of all, to get a job, there are a hundred different kinds of dresses and suppose that even if you get a job, you have to face sexual discrimination at all times because of the rule of men in the society. Women are opposed to leaving home, while those women are happy to engage in daily household chores. I am unable to understand why a woman who is doing her homework well and showing her abilities at the same time, from hospice to children's education, can not bring about positive change by working?

In Pakistan, conditions are becoming increasingly difficult for the poorer and middle-class families with each passing day, which is one of the major causes of the overall stress of the domestic environment while social relationships are also increasingly fragmented. Divorce and suicide rates are on the rise.

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On the other hand, incidents such as sexual abuse and sexual abuse of women are also on the rise, and these first-seen incidents are becoming more common. Innocent girls are not safe from this scourge. According to a report by the Express Tribune, in 2017, nine child abuse cases were recorded per day, whereas in the current situation, the number has increased to 12 cases per day.

If a woman is tortured in our society, most of them are just oppressors or go to the extreme and commit suicide because they know that this society belongs to men, it is not heard anywhere. Will be. Even today, an oppressed woman cannot imagine entering the police station alone for justice, so most incidents of oppression on women are not reported. Even if a page is listed, the manner in which investigations are conducted is far more harassing than physical violence. According to a report by the Express Tribune, 93% of Pakistan's women are subjected to sexual violence, while only 10% of cases are reported in Sindh and Punjab.

In the twenty-first century, ignorant rituals such as karma, vittaha and vani are on the rise in Pakistan. It has become commonplace on the streets to voice women, call them bad names, make fun of them, ridicule them on social media, blackmail them and use abusive words. That is, even today there are followers of ignorance; if a woman has sex with a sister, the brother kills her in honor, instead of bringing the culprit to the law for the abuses of her sister. ۔

I think the only words, rallies and seminars on the occasion of International Women's Day will not change. The importance of the position of women in society has to be recognized with open heart and open mind. These hands have to be stopped, those who oppress women, have to rise up against the ignorant rituals, which not only raises a finger on the judicial system, but also the reputation of the country internationally. The government must seriously take further legislation in this regard and ensure the protection of women in every situation.