Women in Pakistan continue to suffer greatly because they are denied the right to inherit and property, as well as the ability to express their concerns. Women's rights to property and inheritance are guaranteed by both the Pakistani Constitution and Shari'ah, but women have been unable to exercise them due to a lack of strict implementation of legislation in accordance with the law and religious injunctions, according to the Dailytimes, which added that women in Pakistan have been deprived of their right to inheritance and property for decades.

Right to inheritance and property 'far cry' for women in Pakistan

In Pakistan, a bill aimed at protecting women, children, the elderly, and other vulnerable populations from domestic abuse has uncovered flaws and divided sentiments.

Pakistan's Islamic body that said man can ‘lightly beat’ wife halts legislation on Domestic Violence Bill

The controversial blasphemy law in Pakistan, which have long been used to subjugate the minorities in the countries, is now being employed to silence women fighting for their rights.

Pakistan: Women activists facing blasphemy allegations after 'Aurat March'

To mark International Women’s Day on Sunday, thousands of women took to the streets of Pakistan and marched through the capital of Islamabad. Stone, shoes pelted on them.

WION Fineprint: Stones,shoes greet to Pakistani women

On International Women's day - a group in Pakistan will hit the streets to demand equality. Their march is being met with an angry backlash.

Gravitas: Women's march in Pakistan faces backlash

A Pakistan court on Tuesday allowed women to take part in a march but cautioned that they should adhere to "decency and moral values". It is called the "Aurat March" "Aurat" meaning women.

Pakistan gears up for women's march amid row