Sindh Chief Minister unveils first Gender Parity Report
Most outlets led with the unveiling of Sindh’s first Gender Parity Report by Chief Minister Syed Murad Ali Shah, noting the report as a landmark assessment of gender equality in the province. The Daily Times emphasized the CM’s directive for targeted reforms, while the Associated Press of Pakistan focused on the ceremonial handover of the report by the Special Assistant on Human Rights.
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Sindh Unveils First Gender Parity Report
The Sindh government on Friday launched its first Gender Parity Report, describing it as a landmark assessment of gender equality… Read More
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Sindh’s first Gender Parity Report highlights challenges amid gains
• Overall female literacy stands at 47pc, only 27.52pc for rural women• Over 4.08m girls between five and 16 remain out of school• Only 4.34pc in police force, 13.7pc in judiciary• Maternal mortality falls to 224 per 100,000 births• Number of women contesting general elections rises from 23 in 2018 to 53 in 2024 KARACHI: The Sindh government on Friday unveiled its first-ever Gender Parity Repor...
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CM Murad unveils Sindh’s first gender parity report, orders targeted reforms
The Sindh government on Friday unveiled its first-ever Gender Parity Report, a landmark assessment of gender equality across the province, with Chief Minister Syed Murad Ali Shah directing all provincial departments to undertake targeted reforms, strengthen gender-responsive governance, and improve access to education, healthcare, economic opportunities, and representation for women and girls. ...
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