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ZEENAT
A founding member of Pakistan's Women's National Guard, Zeenat Haroon Rashid reflects on the creation of the country and the role Pakistan's founder envisioned for women in this new nation. |
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NIDA
A teacher in the troubled inner-city Karachi neigh-borhood of Lyari, Nida Abdul-Razzak is determined to teach vocational skills to the young women of her area. |
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SHEEMA
A performing artist and activist, Sheema Kermani has taught and performed classical dance and theater in Pakistan for the last three decades despite a government ban on the public performance of dance by women. |
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RANI SHAMEEM
A self-taught poet and educator, Rani Shameem Akhtar teaches and performs poetry in women’s workshops throughout central Punjab. |
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ASIYA
The only female Christian member of Pakistan's Parliament, Asiya Nasir advocates for minorities in Pakistan and tells the recent history of the struggle to repeal the nation's Blasphemy Laws. |
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ZEB & HANIYA
Popular musicians in Lahore, Zeb & Haniya combine Pashtun musical traditions with Western, classical and Central Asian influences. |
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SANA
The Captain of the Pakistan Women's Cricket Team, Sana Mir is leading a dynamic group of young women who are determined to improve the reputation of Pakistan through the game of Cricket. |
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