Gender Parity Report: ICT

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The Gender Parity Report – Islamabad Capital Territory offers a detailed assessment of gender equality across justice, education, economy, health, and governance. While progress is visible in areas like female judicial representation and school enrolment, wide disparities remain in employment, leadership, and healthcare access. The report highlights persistent gaps affecting women and children, especially in education continuity, digital inclusion, and social protection. It calls for systemic reforms to promote equal opportunities and safeguard the rights of marginalized groups across Islamabad.

For more insights, read the full Gender Parity Report – ICT here.

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