Sexual Violence Against Women in Pakistan
The transformation of women's collective identity to engender empowerment
- 72 pages
- 3 hours of reading
Focusing on the alarming rates of domestic and sexual violence against women and children in Pakistan, this work explores the broader implications of gender apartheid within a context of ongoing conflict. It examines the issue through various lenses, including legal, psychological, sociological, and military perspectives, highlighting how protracted conflict exacerbates women's rights violations and societal ostracism. The book also offers recommendations aimed at addressing these systemic issues and improving the lives of affected women.
