Violence against women: Time to stop hysteria against naming and shaming of misogynists
How many times have you heard ‘just get over it’ and ‘just block’ when you’ve complained about a man hurling rape threats to you online? Those men who tell you
How many times have you heard ‘just get over it’ and ‘just block’ when you’ve complained about a man hurling rape threats to you online? Those men who tell you
From Malala Yousafzai to Zainab Ansari, Farkhanda Malikzada of Afghanistan to Joyti Singh of India, World Wars to Fall of Dhaka – the world has seen all sorts of violence
In Pakistan, parents react strongly when a transgender child is born, and in many cases they force their child to leave the home owing to the ‘disgrace’ they bring to

Women and girls, in every corner of the world, are struggling for their rights or for the rights of the communities they live in. Women Human Rights Defenders across
DRF participated in a two-day consultation between the UN Special Rapporteur on the rights to freedom of peaceful assembly and of association, Clément Voule, and delegates from civil society organizations
Pakistan drafted and passed its first cybercrime law in the form of the Prevention of Electronic Crimes Act (PECA), on the 22nd of August, 2016. As progress since then has