The Struggle of Middle-Class Women’s Work in Pakistan
In Pakistan, the World Bank has called women’s employment “an economic and social strategy,” arguing that the progress of the nation rests on educating women and getting them into the labor market.
Radical demands of the 1960s and lessons for our present
The most remarkable thing about the late 1960s movement in Pakistan were its radical demands, argues Anushey Malik.
Pakistan Left Review 