“Voices Breaking Boundaries is bringing to light an alternative image of Pakistan,” says Sehba Sarwar.
“Minorities are collateral damage in the battle for Pakistan’s soul,” says Ali Dayan Hasan, the Pakistan representative for Human Rights Watch.
The feudal lords of Jafarabad have not been able to forgive Mai Jori, a poor hari woman, for contesting an election against them.
Architect, historian and author all rolled into one, Yasmeen Lari’s present mission is building low-cost houses for earthquake and flood victims.
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“A global discourse is needed to re-enchant the world to turn it actively toward viability, and it starts in the Souths,” says Amin Gulgee.
“We are making sure the law is institutionalised,” says Dr Fouzia Saeed, Chairperson of the National Implementation Watch Committee and the Alliance Against Sexual Harassment.
“The government has the political will, but we face hurdles from the bureaucracy,” says Anis Haroon, Chairperson of the National Commission on the Status of Women.
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