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UN Women Gender Responsive A.I. School
UN Women Gender-Responsive AI School Pakistan
UN Women Pakistan in partnership with the MoITT and KOICA, the AI School is building a growing network of changemakers equipped to ensure AI is designed and deployed in ways that uphold human rights, advance gender equality, and foster inclusive innovation. Learn more
Inkvisible
#InkVisible – Because No Woman Should Suffer in Silence!
1 in 3 married women in Pakistan faces physical abuse. This is not just a statistic that we must change. Learn more
Mardangi nahi Kamzori hai yehi
Mardangi Nahi, Kamzori Hai Yeh
UN Women Pakistan presents “Mardangi Nahi, Kamzori Hai Yeh” — a campaign that challenges harmful gender norms and promotes positive expressions of masculinity. Learn more
Pakistan and Thailand exchange expertise on ending violence against women
Pakistan and Thailand exchange expertise on ending violence against women
UN Women, with EU support, facilitated an exchange visit for a Pakistani delegation to strengthen coordinated, gender-responsive GBV responses through South-South learning. Learn more
Hajath works diligently in the field.
From Middleman to Market Leader: Hajath's Empowering Journey
Hajath Meena, a farmer from Khyber district, spent years earning minimal profits by selling vegetables through middlemen. Her journey from struggling farmer to confident entrepreneur highlights the power of knowledge. Learn more
Yasmin Gul’s youngest daughter can now complete her studies. Photo credit: UN Women Pakistan, 2024
Breaking tradition to end child marriage in Pakistan’s remote village
Yasmin Gul's life was shaped by unyielding traditions. Her three daughters helped her all days with chores to keep the house running. Learn more
Highlights
Education is power
Power of education

 Significance of conference lay not only in its diverse attendance but also in its ability to bridge cultural divides.

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Islamabad Capital Territory Child Marriage Restraint Bill 2025
Islamabad Capital Territory Child Marriage Restraint Bill 2025

>Islamabad - 20 May 2025: UN Women Pakistan commends the National Assembly and Senate of Pakistan for the historic passage of the Islamabad Capital Territory Child Marriage Restraint Bill 2025.

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Mardangi, or masculinity, is frequently misunderstood in Pakistan
Violence is not strength
True strength lies not in control, but in accountability, care, and the courage to choose equality. Advancing gender equality requires collective action to challenge harmful norms and build a future where rights, justice, and opportunity are ensured for all women and girls.
 


 

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Featured video
Women’s Economic Resilience’s in Pakistan

Women's Economic Empowerment aims to empower women by ensuring equal opportunities across various sectors.

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Featured Video
Breaking the Silence: The Anti-Rape Crisis Cell

The establishment of the Anti-Rape Crisis Cells is funded by the U.S. Embassy's INL and part of UN Women's Tahaffuz program, the initiative empowers survivors and ensures justice.

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Featured Publication

UN Women Pakistan's Strategic Note 2023-2027

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Real strength protects dignity.
Mardangi nahi — kamzori hai yeh

Real strength protects dignity. Hitting a woman, silencing her voice, or forcing an underage marriage reflects insecurity — not masculinity.
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UN‘s top priorities for 2025
One of the UN' key priorities for 2025.
Message from Country Representative
Message From Country Representative