Why. And our special episode on the challenges that women face as they assert their place in rapidly changing societies we begin in pakistan where a planned march by women on sunday has run into fierce opposition from most right wing an islamic groups one of these groups is being blamed for defeat this painted on the wall of a house in the capital islamabad. Was blackened allegedly by seminary students linked to a radical cleric based in the capital the womens march march as its known locally is also generating furious debate online. This street that we put up on the wall from one of the march organizers she says womens bodies are seen as objects and for centuries women have been advertised objectified violated bundt mud raped and maimed its hard to accept that theyre not yours another user reflects the view of many conservatives that its all the work of a liberal troublemakers i assure you that neglected women in interior parts of the country have nothing to do with this march and why
police hunting for the man suspected of attacking a woman with a corrosive substance in london last week say he s probably dead. abdul shakoor ezedi was last caught on cctv on chelsea bridge, on the night of the attack. detectives believe he went into the river thames. prince harry has settled his remaining claims against mirror group newspapers for phone hacking and invasion of privacy. the amount he ll receive has been described as substantial . the publisher will also pay all his legal costs, beginning with an interim payment of £400,000. the parties of two former prime ministers in pakistan, nawaz sharif and imran khan, have both claimed victory in yesterday s general election. independent candidates linked to imran khan hold the highest number of seats three time former leader nawaz sharif says his party is the largest. good evening. it s no secret that through this first term, the white house staff have shielded joe biden from too much media exposure. case in point,
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