Pakistan’s public transportation system fails to meet the needs of women, restricting their mobility, safety, and economic opportunities in a society already rife with gender inequities.
Bonded labour, a modern form of slavery, continues to plague Pakistan despite its official abolition in 1992. This exploitative practice traps millions of vulnerable individuals, particularly in brick kilns, agriculture, and domestic work, through a vicious cycle of debt and poverty.
With rapid population growth, urbanization, and industrialization in Pakistan, the challenges in solid waste management and their impact on the ecosystem, environment, and people are aggravating.
As 2024 comes to a close, Pakistan finds itself mired in political and social unrest. The anticipated democratic revival following
Amid accelerating climate change and recurring climate events, Pakistan’s energy sector is looked up to help rid the country of
In an era where digital rights are increasingly viewed as fundamental human rights, Pakistan’s repeated internet shutdowns place it at
ender inequality in Pakistan fuels a persistent health crisis. Systemic barriers, cultural norms, and inequitable healthcare access disproportionately harm women.
Fiscal policy across the world has proven its potential towards improving equity. However, in Pakistan, the miniscule share of direct
The recent confrontation between the federal government and the Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf, led by the former Prime Minister Imran Khan, resulted
Ms. Teresa Daban Sanchez, the outgoing IMF Resident Representative to Pakistan, and her successor, Ester Perez Ruiz, visited the Pakistan
