‘Need to eliminate GBV’
Islamabad:Parliamentary Secretary of Ministry of Human Rights Saba Sadiq underscored the critical need to eliminate gender-based violence, aligning with the global theme, ‘Unite! Invest in Ending Violence Against Women and Girls. ’ She stated this while addressing the at the launching of the event of the16 Days of Activism Against Violence Against Women and Girls launched at the Pakistan National Council of Arts, says a press release. Mrs. Sadiq highlighted Pakistan’s robust legal and policy frameworks designed to combat violence against women. She emphasised key reforms, including the AntiHarassment Act, enforcement of women’s property rights, and the establishment of helplines and shelters. She also acknowledged efforts to empower women economically and socially through targeted programs, despite cultural barriers. Calling for collective action, Mrs. Sadiq urged federal and provincial governments, NGOs, and international organisations to work together for a society free from fear and violence. Reaffirming Pakistan’s commitment to gender equality, she concluded, “Let us unite to ensure justice, dignity, and equality for all. ”
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