Pakistan’s legal system isn’t built for children. This clinic is trying to change that
The clinic uses toys and figure drawings and is staffed by a psychologist.
Yumna Khan
At Karachi’s Adab Festival, journalists lament censorship, new media challenges
This shifting landscape framed the session ‘Truth, Trust, and Tenacity: The New Media Paradigm,’ held on Saturday, which brought together journalists Fazil Jamili, Azhar…
What you need to know about Pakistan’s first-ever HPV vaccination drive for girls aged 9 to 14
It is set to kick off in Sindh, Punjab, Islamabad and AJK from September 15, and is targeting 13 million girls.
What you need to know about Pakistan’s first-ever HPV vaccination drive for girls aged 9 to 14
It is set to kick off in Sindh, Punjab, Islamabad and AJK, from September 15, and is targeting 13 million girls.
Colourful vapes in fun flavours might be a bigger problem in Pakistan than you think
Around the world, they're marketed as a crutch to quit smoking, but in Pakistan kids describe them as 'fireworks in your mouth.'
Donkey business: What China wants with Pakistan’s beasts of burden
Of late, the global trade in donkey skin has become a geopolitical phenomenon where millions of donkeys are slaughtered every year to satiate a growing demand for ejiao, a gelatin…
Pakistan’s women in chess are proving that it’s a queen’s game
Playing against the chief minister was 17-year-old Mehak Maqbool, who first learnt the rules watching her cousins play when she was around six years old. Seven years later, at age…