respects and stressed on the necessity of political struggle to achieve this objective. She said that it was necessary that the struggle for class and gender emancipation took place alongside each other, as neither was possible without the other. She said that the women’s movement in Pakistan needed to take into account the concerns of working class women in order for the struggle to gain strength.
Several other activists spoke at the meeting to present their views on gender equality and offer suggestions for strategising on this issue.
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