Veengas
She is a journalist based in Karachi. She has worked on political, human rights and minority issues and works at regional and English newspapers.
By Veengas
It is estimated that more than 1,000 women are killed each year in the country for allegedly bringing shame upon their families.
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No one can certify or question others' faith; it's a something very personal to the individual.
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The humanitarian was a hero who never turned away a man in need.
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The government should now introduce laws to bring about a real change in the lives of the community.
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Activists and famous personalities are increasingly under threat in the country.
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When she took her oath as the prime minister, it was an encouraging sign for the women of the country.
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Baba Gokal Das was attacked by a policeman for having food before iftar.
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How can the first citizens of the soil be asked not to perform rituals on the land of their forbears?
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The life of a woman, especially a married woman, hardly gets the value that it deserves in our society.
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She is free to have her choices and take calls on her body.
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