I am one of those women in \"Islamic\" Republic of Pakistan who are thrice removed from the society by the virtue of being a woman, belonging to a religious minority and living in a small city. But I'm also one of those (unfortunately) very few women who have tried and, in most part, transcended these barriers in terms of education, employment and ideology. I'm excited to find this forum online because from what little I know about it, it provides a voice to women just like me and much more.

South and Central Asia

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