Nighat Dad: A Fierce Warrior for Digital Rights in Pakistan
They SeeNighat who is a human rights award winner.A Pakistani lawyer and internet activist, she has dedicated her life to ensuring a safe and open online space for everyone, particularly women…
Documenting the War in Gaza: The Art of Plestia Alaqad
Plestia Alaqad is a Palestinian journalist and visual artist who has been documenting the war in Gaza for many years. Her work is a powerful and moving testament to the…
Women’s cricket in Pakistan: Tough but fun
Women's cricket in Pakistan has come a long way since it started in the early 1900s. But even today, female cricketers face a lot of challenges. Many families and communities…
Beena Sarwar: A Lifetime of Activism for Peace in South Asia
Beena Sarwar, a Pakistani peace activist who founded the South Asia Peace Action Network (sapan). "sapan" is a non-profit organization that works to promote peace and understanding between the people…
“Manipulative Woman” – A Tool of Patriarchy?
The expression "manipulative woman" is frequently used to portray a lady who is seen as being controlling, underhanded, or sly. While there are absolutely ladies who take part in a…
The Vibrant Tapestry of Punjabi Culture in Pakistan
Pakistan is a country renowned for its diverse cultural heritage, comprised of numerous ethnic groups each possessing their own unique customs and traditions. Among the many cultures present in Pakistan,…
Saadat Hasan Manto (منٹو) – Man of Words
Saadat Hasan Manto (11 May 1912 – 18 January 1955) Manto was an Indo-Pakistani short story writer, playwright, and author born in Ludhiana. Writing mainly in Urdu, he produced almost…