In this episode, moderated by Noorzadeh Raja, we critically examine the recent formation of Pakistan’s new federal cabinet and a special legal reform committee—both notably lacking female representation.
Our distinguished panel includes:
- Dr. Maryam S. Khan – Socio-Legal Scholar & Research Fellow at IDEAS
- Mehrunissa Sajjad – Advocate High Court
- Aaminah Qadir – Advocate High Court
- Nida Usman Chaudhary – Founder, Women in Law
Join us as our speakers delve into the consequences of excluding women from high-level decision-making positions, the implications for legal reforms, and the broader societal impact. They share their insights on why female perspectives are vital for creating equitable policies and laws, reflect on the historical context of women’s political involvement in Pakistan, and call for action to ensure gender parity in governance.
This episode is a must-watch for anyone interested in gender equality, legal reforms, and the future of inclusive governance in Pakistan. Don’t miss this powerful discussion on why women’s voices must be heard and valued at every level of decision-making.
