educational barriers for girls in Pakistan

reasons for poor enrolment for girls in Pakistan

Are social attitudes towards girl education difficult to break in Pakistan?

Watching the news recently, I heard the IG of Punjab Police berating women for having the audacity to be out protesting in public. He used the damning word ‘modern’ to describe them. Society fears disruptors — those elements, sometimes individuals or groups or even political parties, that throw away the rulebook and attempt a paradigm shift away from current accepted…

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