Millions of children in Pakistan continue to be denied the right to an education and a future with opportunities they deserve. In August 2012, after returning to Pakistan from a high school exchange ...

Pakistan’s future economy will be built through higher education. Pakistan’s economy has been traditionally rooted in agriculture and textiles but is expanding its presence in construction, renewable ...

Within this global framework, Pakistan presents one of the most complex and large-scale OOSC challenges. According to Pakistan Education Statistics (2023–24/2024–25 cycle), an estimated 25.15 million ...

The Tribune, now published from Chandigarh, started publication on February 2, 1881, in Lahore (now in Pakistan). It was started by Sardar Dyal Singh Majithia, a public-spirited philanthropist, and is ...

Kainaat Ansari began her life in a low-income settlement (katchi abadi) in Orangi—the world’s largest slum, with nearly 2.5 million inhabitants—which stretches along the northwestern outskirts of ...

We write in advance of the 98th pre-session of the Committee on the Rights of the Child (“the Committee”) and its review of Pakistan. This submission focuses on the right to free and compulsory ...

Pakistan's education crisis no longer hides behind dense policy documents or statistical abstractions; it is laid bare in a stark and persistent divide. While urban literacy rates have climbed past 70 ...

The survey offers a detailed overview of the country's education landscape, revealing deep-rooted inequalities between urban and rural areas as well as between genders. The data shows that urban ...

We write in advance of the 74th pre-session of the Committee on Economic, Social and Cultural Rights (“the Committee”). We hope this submission will inform the Committee’s preparation of its list of ...

Pakistan's universities offer strong academic debate and freedom of thought, often matching or even surpassing some Western institutions, but a lack of collaboration between disciplines remains a ...