Muslims have been fasting for a specific month every year since 624 AD, known as Ramadan. However, it is important for non-Muslims to know about this holy month, even if Muslims are […]
What is Ramadan? And Why Do Muslims Celebrate it?
WOMEN OF SOUTH-EAST WALES CELEBRATING INTERNATIONAL WOMEN’S DAY
Text and Images by Lynne Hughes-Williams A day to reflect and celebrate what women have achieved over the last few decades, showing resilience in the face of adversity. We are where we […]
Baba Marta: Traditions without borders
Words and images by Melisa Numan Grandma Marta Day is a holiday celebrated in Bulgaria, on March 1. It is beloved by people living in the country, and those who carry the […]
Murder in the Name of “HONOUR”
By Farheen Farooq A woman can be targeted for murder for a variety of reasons, including refusing to enter into an arranged marriage or seeking a divorce or separation, possibly from an […]
From Patriarchal Society to Strong Women Leaders-is not an easy Journey
Celebrating International Women’s Day with Pakistani Female Leaders from Lawyers to Trekkers, Models to CEOs, Bloggers to Entrepreneurs, who are constantly working to be empower other women and themselves through their strenuous […]
The 8-year-old Journalist you’ve probably not heard about..yet?
Words, images by Shaheen Shah and Video by Saqib Shah An 8-year-old social worker and Pakistan’s youngest journalist, Muhammad Hasnain is well known in Pakistan and across the borders owing to his […]
Death of an Iconic Singer
Words by Asia Jamil Legendary Indian singer Lata Mangeshkar (92) breathed her last breath on Sunday at Breach Candy Hospital in Mumbai-India. The singer was known as the ‘’Nightingale of India’’, was cremated […]
The Trailblazer in Politics from the Conflict-Affected Tribal Area
Words and images by khalida Niaz & Translated by Asia Jamil Since the inception of Pakistan, women from the Tribal Districts of Pakistan are deprived from the basic right of education. Women have […]