We are proud of our female (and male) peacekeepers who serve in UN Missions.Major Fozia Perveen is serving in theUN mission in Cyprus (UNFICYP) , seen here on a patrol in the Buffer Zone.Picture thanks to the UN
@MirMAKOfficial Sir, politicians, military, judiciary all are a part of this encroachment virus. I agree with some sharing most of it, but I think you should definitely go further by shedding some light on the other culprits. Maybe, start with Karachis stadium land encroachment
@HNadim87 Yeah it was PMLN who brought these snakes out during faizabad, added fuel to the controversy for political gains, gave fatwas against ministers, disturbuted lifafas and mainstreamed them to electoral politics. You may not be, but I’m surprised for sure
@hoshearpuri A trip down the memory lane, Sir. Geo was shut down, a channel that can easily profit without gov largesse, has massive viewership and decent content. Your narrative doesn’t fit here at all
@MirMAKOfficial Sir, in that case we are depriving these young girls of an opportunity to learn from competent, experienced men out in the field. There’s literally no justification for this.
@hoshearpuri You forget to mention that even those profiting without gov largesse but fail to oblige by provided guidlines will be wiped out under this vague survival of the fittest narrative. This very reasoning behind who shall be categorized as fit is hilarious
@MirMAKOfficial Sir, these thousands of Missionary schools you talk about do not bar men from entering. There is always some kind of educational/ training related interaction. This is fundamental for nurturing these girls and allowing them to compete at least.
@MirMAKOfficial Sir, women cannot be empowered through isolation. They have to compete for the same jobs, same opportunities but against opposite genders. In that case, zero interaction leaves them ill-prepared. However, i agree that empowering them doesn’t only limit to interaction