Empower women
By News Desk
November 23, 2024
The rising costs of menstrual hygiene products, particularly sanitary pads, has become a growing concern in Pakistan. As inflation continues to increase, many women are finding it difficult to afford these essential items. Providing free access to menstrual hygiene products in schools, universities, healthcare centres, and public spaces would ensure that all women, regardless of their economic status, can manage their menstruation safely and hygienically. Such measures would not only safeguard women’s health but also contribute to their overall well-being and ability to participate fully in society.
Syeda Nameera Hasan
Karachi
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