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UNESCO and Embassy of France Host Discussion on Lives and Rights of Transgender Persons in Pakistan, Marking Closure of 'Zakhmi Dil' Art Exhibition – Odisha Diary, Latest Odisha News, Breaking News Odisha - Vimarsana News

UNESCO and Embassy of France Host Discussion on Lives and Rights of Transgender Persons in Pakistan, Marking Closure of 'Zakhmi Dil' Art Exhibition – Odisha Diary, Latest Odisha News, Breaking News Odisha

The UNESCO Field Office in Islamabad, in collaboration with the Embassy of France, hosted a discussion on the lives and rights of transgender persons in Pakistan on 12 February 2024. The event marked the closing of an art exhibition titled ‘Zakhmi Di

A literate Pakistan - Vimarsana News

A literate Pakistan

The alarming rate of illiteracy in Pakistan poses a significant threat to the nation’s future. The root causes of this crisis stem from a combination of economic disparities, insufficient...

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How art liberated a Pakistani man freed after 20 years of injustice in Guantanamo - Vimarsana News

How art liberated a Pakistani man freed after 20 years of injustice in Guantanamo

After years of waiting in internment and being cleared for release by six US government agencies in October 2021, Rabbani brothers finally returned home in February 2023

Source: geo.tv
Painting 20 years of pain and injustice - Vimarsana News

Painting 20 years of pain and injustice

An 'innocent' Pakistani Gitmo prisoner turns tales of his sufferings into beautiful art

Source: geo.tv
Art in the time of detention - Newspaper - Vimarsana News

Art in the time of detention - Newspaper

In Guantanamo, Ahmed Rabbani painted the torture he had suffered in captivity, but the US military confiscated his artworks

Source: dawn.com