In the ongoing pursuit of gender equality in Pakistan, there persist formidable challenges that demand our attention. The country is ranked 142 out of 146 countries on the Global Gender Index. This underscores the need for concerted and immediate efforts to dismantle barriers to gender equality.
By reforming legal frameworks, empowering women in judicial processes, and enhancing their political participation, we can pave the way for a future where gender equality is actively realized in every facet of Pakistani society.
Muhammad Shoaib
Washuk
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