Human Rights in Pakistan 1990-2000

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The book explores the disparity between the theoretical framework of human rights established by the United Nations and the harsh realities faced by the people of Sindh. It highlights how cultural, economic, and geographical factors shape the lives of women, who are often trapped in traditional tribal and feudal systems. Key issues such as honor killings, sexual harassment, rape, and polygamy are addressed, revealing the urgent need for practical implementation of rights and protections in this context.