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The case of schoolyard bullying in Pakistan (Opinion)

Amidst the ongoing political and economic turmoil that has gripped our country for the past few months, a rather distressing incident has sent shock waves amongst our people, especially to those who are themselves, parents. The news of a student being bullied by a group of girls in Scarsdale International School Lahore quickly gained attention as a video of the harrowing escapade was made viral a week ago.  In the video, three girls can be seen ruthlessly beating up the victim while using obscene language and demanding an apology from her. The victim is shoved to the ground helplessly as

The Shadow Pandemic – A Pakistani Perspective

The world is changing rapidly around us. The ongoing Covid-19 crisis has had a devastating effect on everyone as the global nature of the pandemic has left no country unaffected. However, this pandemic has made it clear that not everyone is in the same boat when it comes to dealing with the crippling effects of the virus. While the disease sent everyone into lockdown to prevent its spread, it led to another kind of catastrophe-the shadow pandemic. The isolating impact of the virus trapped many women at home with an abuser with little to no aid available. The shadow pandemic

The psychology of victim-blaming in Pakistan

To be a victim of a sexual offence in Pakistan is to face violation, again and again, every step of the way. The ordeal of victims of sexual trauma only begins with the offence as they are to be humiliated in the court of public opinion. Victims especially those belonging to the lower middle class will also spend years in the court fighting for justice while reliving their trauma every single day as they are reminded that they themselves are somehow responsible for their fate. Pakistan has a problem and we need to accept it.  Pakistan’s troubles pertaining to crimes

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