In this week’s episode, we have Rabia Dar from BVN, discussing women and minorities in Pakistan after her years of experience at grassroots level. What are some of the biggest hurdles for women in Pakistan today? How can we ensure women and minorities are exercising their rights in Pakistan?
Rabia Dar is a youth and peace activist with over 12 years of experience in mobilising young people and communities to promote social, cultural diversity, and democratic values. She began her journey as a volunteer and is now the President of the Bargad Volunteers Network (BVN) having overseen a network of over 3,000 volunteers from across Pakistan.
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