One was a student on her way to an exam.
One was a doctor at work.
One was a domestic worker in her employer’s home.
One was an elderly wife inside her own marriage. Different ages. Different settings. Different perpetrators. Yet the same reality runs through them- there’s no place where women are safe. And all they are asking for is a chance to survive an ordinary life.
@ridameownir@robpatt___ No,it wasn't about covering her face but her clothes were torn from the front and he didn't know what happened. It was a reflex action,I think extremism makes logic leave the chat. He is not the issue but the guy who did so is.
@zchishtii The man who is getting the civil award tried to save her and cover her when her clothes were torn. He is severely injured as well. It takes immense courage to touch anything affected by acid. This tweet doesn't make sense!
A man killed his wife for not having sex with him and then people have a problem when we say ‘Mera Jisam Meri Marzi’
A young girl died because she was raped by her employer’s son and driver, got pregnant, went through unsafe abortion which resulted in death of the child in her
I’m numb! As a doctor, I know what it takes to become a resident, the sleepless nights, brutal hours, depression, uncertainty, and relentless sacrifice. Dr Mahnoor endured all of that for what? To have it taken away by a coward and a society that keeps failing its women!
Such a sad state of affairs that patients and their attendants feel that the slightest grievance against the hospital and its management should be taken out against overworked and underpaid doctors. Acid attacks, mob violence, shooting bullets, aggression. When does it end?
can we shut off the petrol allowance for government officials across departments during this crisis to manage the petrol prices? Why should only the common people suffer
Every petrol hike quietly steals something from the common man, less food, less travel, less hope. Rent gets harder to pay, the kitchen gets quieter, children’s education suffers and life just keeps getting heavier.
i genuinely want to know the masterminds sitting and running this country, they kept educational institutions closed for almost 20+ days and didn’t increase petrol/diesel prices, then reopened everything on 1st April and increased prices to 458 per litre....what the fuck bro....
Tomorrow morning, ministers, judges, bureaucrats, and their families will be roaming in cars with green number plates under full protocol, while a poor man will be thinking about how he will manage this petrol price hike.