The term rape culture was first introduced by an American feminist, Noreen Connell. She and her fellow, Cassandra Wilson, a New York Feminist, wrote the book Rape: A first sourcebook for women in 1974. Rape culture is defined as rape and other sexual violence that are normalized and viewed as inevitable by society and by […]
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Why you should not hate feminists
I promise, we come in peace. This video is for informational purposes only. No copyright infringement intended. Related posts: A look inside this peace festival in Cholistan Hamare Jamhoriat : Episode 1 (Representative Democracy) Animal shelter in Peshawar Aurat March 2019
Aurat March 2019
On 8th March 2019 women marched for freedom in Lahore, Islamabad and Karachi and it was a beautiful thing to be a part of. This video is for informational purposes only. No copyright infringement intended. Related posts: Maati Explains | Climate Change in Pakistan | Ep 1 Swat’s Buddhist History Maati TV | Climate Change […]
Aurat March – The Inside Story
It was the second consecutive year that women marched on the streets of Pakistan. Under the umbrella of Aurat March, women from all walks of life marched for their basic rights. If you compare the march with that of the last year, you will find a greater representation of women and support of the male […]
Get Your Placards Ready, Aurat March Is Back Again
Aurat March – two words which definitely created a jolt in the online community of Pakistan. Women last year joined efforts to march in the cities of Lahore, Islamabad, and Karachi. After several years, women witnessed a movement for themselves as a result of a binding sisterhood. While much of the focus last year was […]
It Is National Women’s Day And Here’s Why We Celebrate It
Have you ever heard of the National Women’s Day in Pakistan? No? It’s okay. February 12 was declared National Women’s Day by former Prime Minister Yousaf Raza Gillani in 2012. This was done to commemorate the efforts of women against the Zia regime. On this day in 1983, several women congregated at the Lahore High […]