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"Will Not Tolerate This": Pakistan Aurat March Turns Violent In Islamabad
The Aurat March, a rally conducted every year by women across Pakistan on International Women's Day to voice their grievances and celebrate womanhood turned violent on Wednesday amid clash between the marchers and the police, reported Geo News.
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"It's Our Day, Our Time": Women Rally In Pakistan Despite Legal Challenges
Known as the Aurat (women) March, the rallies have courted controversy because of banners and placards waved by participants that raise subjects such as divorce, sexual harassment and menstruation.
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Women's Day March Banned In Lahore Over "Controversial Banners"
Authorities in Pakistan's eastern city of Lahore have refused permission for a rally to mark International Women's Day, which regularly meets a fierce backlash in the conservative, patriarchal country.
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"They Can't Scare Us": Pak Women's March Attacked; Shoes, Stones Thrown
Stones, shoes and sticks were thrown at campaigners in Islamabad on Sunday as they marched through Pakistan's capital to mark International Women's Day.
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"Will Not Tolerate This": Pakistan Aurat March Turns Violent In Islamabad
The Aurat March, a rally conducted every year by women across Pakistan on International Women's Day to voice their grievances and celebrate womanhood turned violent on Wednesday amid clash between the marchers and the police, reported Geo News.
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"It's Our Day, Our Time": Women Rally In Pakistan Despite Legal Challenges
Known as the Aurat (women) March, the rallies have courted controversy because of banners and placards waved by participants that raise subjects such as divorce, sexual harassment and menstruation.
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Women's Day March Banned In Lahore Over "Controversial Banners"
Authorities in Pakistan's eastern city of Lahore have refused permission for a rally to mark International Women's Day, which regularly meets a fierce backlash in the conservative, patriarchal country.
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"They Can't Scare Us": Pak Women's March Attacked; Shoes, Stones Thrown
Stones, shoes and sticks were thrown at campaigners in Islamabad on Sunday as they marched through Pakistan's capital to mark International Women's Day.
