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I shall start with a simple question: Is rape wrong? You might accuse me of asking an insensitive question, but the answer is obvious—rape is undeniably wrong. However, when we look at societal attitudes, we often see a different picture. While everyone claims that rape is wrong, many tend to apply their own conditions to it.

“Please Aina, I just gave you a single slice,” a sentence I still hear. Not because it's still as horrifying as it used to be, but because it makes me ponder how, each day, countless teenagers might be having the same feeling I once had after hearing it. I knew exactly how not eating that slice of bread could affect my first exam, how I might get dizzy and collapse due to hypoglycemia.

‘Women in STEM’, as wonderful and powerful as it sounds yet hides so many struggles behind, a number of stories from different areas with distinct cultural norms.

Imagine a 9-year-old child having to wake up at 3 in the morning, wailing in distress over her math homework. This child, a 4th grader, was so overwhelmed by her inability to solve the math problems that she woke up in the middle of the night, crying uncontrollably. Her father came to console her hearing the sobs.

Pakistan, a country rich in culture and traditions, is facing a serious issue - domestic violence. Despite its beautiful landscapes and strong community spirit, many people are experiencing violence within their own homes. This article investigates the complexities of domestic violence in Pakistan, discussing its prevalence, root causes, and the ongoing fight for justice.