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Journalists Safety, Welfare and Protection Bill

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This blog has been written by Umaima Ahmed, Member of  DRF’s Network of Women Journalists for Digital Rights. As times have progressed and the world has...

خیبرپختونخوا میں خواتین کو غیرت کے نام پر قتل کرنے کا سلسلہ جاری، وجوہات...

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خالدہ نیاز ہمارے معاشرے میں نہ صرف خواتین کو بنیادی سہولیات سے محروم کیا جاتا ہے بلکہ اکثر اوقات انکو معمولی معمولی باتوں پران پر...

Violence against women: Time to stop hysteria against naming and shaming of misogynists

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This blog has been written by Sindhu Abbasi, Member of  DRF’s Network of Women Journalists for Digital Rights. How many times have you heard 'just...

Women, public spaces and Aurat March!

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THIS BLOG HAS BEEN WRITTEN BY BUSHRA IQBAL , MEMBER OF  DRF’S NETWORK OF WOMEN JOURNALISTS FOR DIGITAL RIGHTS. I was to catch a bus...

Source Verification and Harassment in Pakistan.

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Isn't living in a technologically expansive world, astounding and horrific at the same time? Journalists of all kinds are open to internet sources and...

Investigative journalism in the digital era

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A very thought-provoking question arose during Digital Rights Foundation’s workshop on ‘investigative journalism in the digital era’, which was held in Quetta in October...

Bodies as Archives: The Weight of Living in a Woman’s Body

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By Maryam Ahmad Kiyani There are 7.9 billion bodies in the world right now. I see that as 7.9 billion archives. To put it simply,...

Does being a parliamentarian protect female politicians from online and offline harassment?

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The ratio of women representation in the parliament of Pakistan is less than 25%. Women parliamentarians are often subjected to various forms of harassment....

Censoring Art: The need to revise censorship policies

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Pakistan Electronic Media Regulatory Authority (PEMRA) is an independent government institution that deals with regulating electronic media in the country. While one would assume...

The Mental Torture and Abuse against women of Quetta

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By Adila Batool It was one fine sunny day in Quetta when Shahida, a 17 year old girl stepped out of her house to appear...

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