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11 October

Forced Conversions and the Barriers to Education for Minority Girls

It is not a “western agenda” when the people of Pakistan call for a local solution to inspire more solidarity with our  persecuted fellow citizens. The least that Pakistan could do here was make the age of the girl-child uniform across all the boards and implement existing laws against “forced marriages” more realistically. At present, a girl aged 16 is legally treated as an adult whereas a boy under 18 is still a child. The parallel Shariah law further complicates the matter where it states that a girl becomes of marriageable age as soon as she hits her puberty.

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08 October

Dr. Nadia Chaudhri and her Struggle for the Marginalized in STEM Education

Dr. Chaudhri  strongly believed in the importance of education-inclusiveness and understood well the the systematic barriers that people from underprivileged groups suffer from. The barriers to education come in all shapes and forms, whether in Pakistan or  a developed country, which fail to acknowledge, include and encourage those having a genuine potential for research, science or arts.

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01 October

Self-improvement

Self-improvement is one of the most effective systems – especially in mature age and in these troubled times in which the pandemic has imposed social and scholastic distancing – to deepen one’s cultural biases and the education that has suffered due to the lockdown.

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