Articles by Hajra Komal Feroz
Blog Row, The Water Cooler »
Somehow in my country, when people talk about rape, they deny the violence and view it as adultery.
Opinion, Speaker's Corner »
During a seminar at SZABIST, Dr Fouzia Saeed questioned the norms of Pakistani society and asked the attendees to stand up for gender equality once and for all, saying, “I’m counting on your generation.”
Arts & Culture »
While the country as a whole grapples with sizeable issues, young talent is using theatre to build a Pakistan they can believe in.
Arts & Culture, Music, People, Profiles »
Singer, painter, theatre artist and social worker: Zoe Viccaji is a woman of many talents.
Blog Row, Lifestyle, The Water Cooler »
Sheema Kermani helps bring awareness to obstetric fistulae, a medical condition that not only causes discomfort, frustration and embarrassment but also lumps women with social and emotional trauma.
Food, Lifestyle, Society »
The host of cooking show “Azra’s Kitchen” launched her first cookbook last month.
Society »
The Indus Resource Centre has reopened what were once ghost schools in areas like Khairpur, Dadu and Sukkur, and provides students with uniforms, transport and books.
Society »
Raahnuma.org is a fine example of using technology to tackle violence against women and contributing to a community support system.
Blog Row, News & Politics, The Water Cooler »
A Human Rights Watch report highlights horrible stories of torture and emotional pain via a detailed study of the enforced disappearances that have plagued Balochistan for several years and offers a full list of recommendations to the country’s leaders.
Arts & Culture, Blog Row, The Water Cooler »
Kermani bemoans the traditional theatrical groups we just don’t see anymore, suggesting that new troupes could take a leaf out of their book.
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