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Category Archives: Governance Issue
Child Labour in Pakistan
By: Aliza Sohail, Anosha Ahmed, Ayesha Noor, Ayesha Nasir & Jawaria Khan Karachi: According to the International Labour organisation (ILO) child labour is defined as, the work that has mentally, physically, socially or morally dangerous and harmful effect on children’s, depriving … Continue reading
Pakistan’s Soaring Population: Challenges and Solutions
By: Hassaan Ahmed Siddiqui Karachi: “Animals can be driven crazy by placing too many in too small a pen. Homo sapiens is the only animal that voluntarily does this to himself.” Opening up with a quote by Robert A. Heinlein; bringing … Continue reading
Will People of Pakistan Defend their Democracy? A clue from Abortive Turkish Military Coup
The challenge for the incumbent government and political parties is to gain the trust of the people and wining their hearts, only than people will defend, protect and preserve their democracy and there will be no unconstitutional threat. Failing in gaining trust of people may lead to disastrous consequences. Continue reading
The Burnt Faces
Women who try to speak up, for themselves, are forced to keep quiet, which is the only reason why Pakistan is this far from providing women their rights. Continue reading
Posted in Gender, Governance Issue, Human Rights, Misogynism
Tagged Acid Throwing on Women, Acid Victim in Pakistan
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SOLVING SOCIAL ISSUES OF PAKISTAN
you don’t have to be working for NGO to help people or work for a social cause. You can be a photographer, a footballer or a business man. You can apply your experience and the skills you learnt in life and help contribute to a social cause. We all have to contribute if we have to solve our beloved country problems. Continue reading