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Million, mainly young people, in pakistan. The ministry of education says around 22 million children most of them girls dont go to school. Not even half the female population is literate. Women are generally treated more harshly than men. Life in the countryside is particularly tough for them. Many flee to the cities, but even there, theyre not safe. Reporter this is Qandeel Balochs final resting place. She was murdered at the age of 26. Her life and brutal death shocked pakistan and left her fa...

Not even half the female population is literate. Women are generally treated more harshly than men. Life in the countryside is particularly tough for them. Many flee to the cities, but even there, theyre not safe. Reporter this is Qandeel Balochs final resting place. She was murdered at the age of 26. Her life and brutal death shocked pakistan and left her family broken. Mr. Baloch qandeel means flower, and she was one. Some people have said bad things about her. Her brother believed that nonsen...

Not even half the female population is literate. Women are generally treated more harshly than men. Life in the countryside is particularly tough for them. Many flee to the cities, but even there, theyre not safe. Reporter this is Qandeel Balochs final resting place. She was murdered at the age of 26. Her life and brutal death shocked pakistan and left her family broken. Mr. Baloch qandeel means flower, and she was one. Some people have said bad things about her. Her brother believed that nonsen...

Facing threats and alienation, women push for menstrual awareness in a country where women’s health taboos limit rights.

Medical professionals in the country advise those with medical conditions, including diabetes and high cholesterol, on how best to navigate spiritual practices

A fine of Rs8.4m was imposed on a woman by civil court for performing a surgery without having the license of a gynecologist.

Published: 1:22 PM April 9, 2021    Updated: 2:18 PM April 9, 2021 Green councillor Denise Carlo (left) looks out over the proposed development site with a resident who is helping orchestrate objection letters and posters to be displayed in Heigham Grove windows - Credit: Sarah Burgess A Norwich community desperate to stave off a "hideous" upward extension has gone all out in its campaign to make developers and councillors heed their plight. Ipswich-based developer Witnesham Ventures Limit...