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The Strike of Power Looms Workers in Faisalabad

Enters the Seventh Day

 

Stop Repression against Struggling Power Loom Workers in Punjab

 

Rising Extremism

War on Terrorism and Women Lives in Pakistan

 

Peasants Movement in No Mood to Disappear

After 10 years the struggle for land rights still goes on

 

Pakistani Women are Worst Hit by Climate Change                         Pakistan 12th most vulnerable country to climate change

 

Women Voices from Inside IDPs Camps in Mardan Religious norms & oppressive tribal values lock women inside tents

 

Tenants’ Movement Regaining Momentum                        Women peasants’ heroic struggle coining new gender relations

 

WSF Belem 2009 ------ Globalizing Gender Solidarity  

No Socialism Without Feminism

  

Women Struggle for Economic Justice& Social Protection to Continue

Women Workers Celebrate the International Women Day 2010

 

World March of Women (WMW)

WWHL: The National Secretariat of WMW-Pakistan

 

Women Socialist School  Call for end to military operation in Swat

 

Women Workers Vow to Continue Struggle for Rights Over 500 women join WWHL May Day rally in Lahore

 

Women’s Assembly                Declaration                               World Social Forum 2009, Belem do Para, Brazil  

 

Women Rights & HIV/AIDS WWHL has launched a campaign on HIV/AIDS

Women in Lawyers Movement

 

First-ever Home-Based Women Workers Union Launched in Pakistan

 

Dialogue on Provincial Autonomy      

       

Progressive Young Girls Association

 
 
 
 
 
 
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Women Rights

To create awareness and challenge the discrimination against women and to mainstream women struggle into national/ international women & labor movements, it is very important to make women aware about their fundamental rights. Also for the purpose of advocacy/lobbing for proper implementation of labor laws it is very important to organize women workers & challenge unfair labor practices by exploitative forces.

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Right to Shelter

The ever increasing emergence of Kachi Abadis (slums) in the vicinity of big cities and metropolis is worldwide urban phenomenon while the demolition of these slums and frequent eviction of residents is too a parallel phenomenon in may parts of world. Pakistan is no exception where slum dwellers routinely face evictions by different state departments. There are number of factors behind the growth of sprawling Katchi Abadis in different cities of Pakistan. Squatter settlements actually emerged in major cities of Pakistan as a result of the migration of refugees from India in 1947.

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Home Based Women Workers

Home based women workers are the most unprivileged part of the society. They have no social and legal recognition of their work. They are working in isolation and have no rights as workers by law. These workers need support to forge their struggle to claim their rights. That would only be possible when they will organize themselves in form of their own union. With their awareness raising, mobilize women in the informal sector for collective bargaining and to mainstream home based work as contribution to the economy.                                                      read more

 
 
 
Education

 

To help provide quality primary education to children and to provide the functional education to illiterate women it is important to educate the women, to create leadership skills among children and to mobilize community for the improvement of schools functioning.                              

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Women Political Education

WWHL feels that working class women lot cannot be changed unless they know about  their rights, exercise political will and involve in the decision-making at all levels. In view of the situation it is important to create better unders- tanding of democracy among the working women of Pakistan, make working women aware about their rights of participation in political process to help promote creation of new layer of women political workers and leaders.

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 Women Rights & HIV/AIDS

Spreading so fast HIV/AIDS must take the place as major health issue in Pakistan but many of the cases go unreported or even undiagnosed because of high cost of screening test, social taboos and fear of discrimination, once confirmed. Although men and women are being equally hampered by this fatal disease but women are suffering a lot more than men.                                                

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Progressive Young Girls Association

Progressive Young Girls Association was established to gather the young girls on a platform where they feel free to express themselves. At this platform the young girls group share their opinions and judgments on educational, political, economic and socio cultural issues. They are trained to make a collective effort to resolve their problems as well. This group comprise of girls ranging form 16-25 years. They are working, non working, educated or illiterate.                    

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 Adult Literacy Center

Education assumes prime importance for women of Pakistan as they are the most vulnerable and marginalized section of society. The combination of social taboos, religious values and gender-biased state policies in the past has virtually excluded this major section of population (52%) from mainstream development. Female education has never been on the priority lists of parents, society and the state. These literacy centers will cater the basic educational needs of women in those areas.

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