Re: A Pakistani Girl
I agree with that. It shouldn’t be a competition anyway. When it comes to image and improvement for women in india or subcontinent i’d rather know the hard facts then have it buried. Recently, an Kalki, an indian actress of French background, was part of a campaign of why India needs more feminism. The usual people wrote in comments, who are nationalistic in the wrong sense and fanatic types, said if you don’t like India don’t live here. She lived here her whole life. But i think most people will recognise hard reality and work to change it.
Lot of different slogans..but a sample. Once problems are known then only can be fixed at same time generalising can also be counter-productive. Both guys and girls can agree to these issues.
46 people saying why there needs to be improvement even if the stats don’t sound good.
I mention India because it was already mentioned by someone before you and relates to the issues in the blog:)
A LUMS fb page mentions similar comics and empowering messages on Pakistani women.