Comments on: Pakistan women: Rights without rights – by Dr Farzana Bari

By: jawabdeh

jawabdeh — Sat, 07 Apr 2012 08:10:25 +0000

yeh human rights k naam per paisay batornay walay bazath khud hawrat k naam per dhaba hay. inn k shakal daik ker nahee lagtha k yeh awrath hay. hirrhay keh daina behter hoga. hamay inn hijrho ki human rights k naam per pakistan may awaragi pehlana qabool nahee just shut ur mouth and do ur own business and dont spread shit in pakistan on the name of human rights. islam is 100% guaranteed human rights

By: khan khalid khan

khan khalid khan — Sat, 07 Apr 2012 05:50:38 +0000

islamic system is the solution of all problems in pakistan. awaragardi culture by such women like farzana we dont accept we want islami culture to be spreed in pakistan ans we appeal ulema to come forward and lead the nation

By: aafia supporter

aafia supporter — Sat, 07 Apr 2012 05:46:19 +0000

oh yes these ladies r just trying to make name and money on the name of human rights. they dont see children and womens kills daily in drone attack? they dont see aafia sadiqui? they dont see kashmir? they dont see palestine? these kind of ladies farzana etc just make money and name but pakistan is islami democtratic pakistan. there is no place for such ngo,s who just disturb our society and divide our society in the name of human rights or such bills

By: azad khan

azad khan — Sat, 07 Apr 2012 05:40:21 +0000

we dont accept hira mundi culture in pakistan which is introducing by these kind of activists who has been paid in the name of ngo,s by fpriegn empires to disturb the society of pakistan. once again keep in mind that there is no place for hira mundi culture in pakistan by these ngo,s even if its farzana bari samar arifa

By: Rashid Saleem

Rashid Saleem — Thu, 11 Mar 2010 16:19:46 +0000

With so many legislative amendments and bills, we still cannot stop the horrendous crimes against women. Very recently a bill was signed by the President about possible imprisonment for anyone who gets involved in sexual harassment at work. It is a step forward indeed but the main point is to see the bill implemented in its true spirit.