PPP won’t tolerate any offence against struggle for gender equality, women’s rights: Bilawal
PPP Chairman extended his enduring support to the members of the Aurat March and its activists who are struggling for their genuine and legitimate rights as enshrined in the unanimous constitution of Pakistan.
KARACHI: Chairman Pakistan Peoples Party (PPP) Bilawal Bhutto Zardari has said that his party will not tolerate any offence against the struggle for gender equality and women’s rights.
Bilawal Bhutto stated this while meeting with a delegation of Women’s rights activists led by Sheema Kirmani, which called on him at Bilawal House today. Senator Sherry Rehman was also present.
PPP Chairman extended his enduring support to the members of the Aurat March and its activists who are struggling for their genuine and legitimate rights as enshrined in the unanimous constitution of Pakistan.
Bilawal reminded the activists of PPP’s commitment to gender equality and empowerment, and assured all the women activists of Party’s protection against any victimization by any anti-women elements.
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