Research, analysis, and insights on human rights issues in Pakistan
Pakistan has made significant strides in women's rights legislation, but implementation remains a challenge. This article examines the disparity between legal frameworks and ground realities, focusing on issues like honor killings, educational access, and economic empowerment.
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Religious minorities in Pakistan continue to face discrimination despite constitutional protections. This analysis explores the challenges faced by Hindu, Christian, and Ahmadiyya communities, including issues related to blasphemy laws, forced conversions, and property rights.
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As Pakistan's digital landscape expands, so do concerns about online freedom of expression. This piece examines the PECA legislation, internet shutdowns in conflict regions, and the growing digital divide.
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Over 70% of Pakistan's workforce is employed in the informal sector with limited legal protections. This research focuses on the challenges faced by domestic workers, agricultural laborers, and street vendors.
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Despite government initiatives, gender disparity in education remains significant in Pakistan's rural areas. This field research from Balochistan and Khyber Pakhtunkhwa identifies cultural norms, infrastructure limitations, and security concerns as major obstacles.
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Pakistan's Hindu community, particularly in Sindh province, faces challenges in preserving cultural and religious sites while combating forced conversions. This article documents community efforts to protect temples and celebrate religious festivals despite security concerns.
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