Gender in equality in Pakistan

 Gender in equality in Pakistan

                                Gender in equality in Pakistan

Equalitarianism

Equalitarianism is an idea of the equal application of laws and the equal distribution of responsibilities equally among people regardless of their race or sex.

libertarianism

Unlike libertarianism which is the element of promoting rational and rational actions as opposed to loosening the influence of laws against individuals; women are in some ways the law.

Equalitarianism

Equalitarianism helps maintain a friendly atmosphere between the people. Rather than the radical feminism that focused on the pure equality, the equality of women in Pakistan does not only presuppose the possible dominance of women, but it also requires the strengthening of women’s equality.

Along with the stricter influence of gender laws against men, equalitarianism also calls for enforcing gender laws against the men.

The theocracy of Pakistan is the support of inequality between men and women, but it is okay.

In America we have an equal society. Even though the truth as is, that women are forbidden to challenge the society because men are born in political, cultural, and religious authority in Pakistan, but the harmony between women and men is the most important.

Women can lay a paper in front of anybody and tell them that women are equal in terms of their status. However, while this is true, Pakistan is yet to get to such an achievement.

I am all in favor of equality because equality would mean the equality of both men and women. I was not eager to assume women can vote right from an early age. I was eagerly, and proudly, waiting. I had nothing against the women and I wanted to follow in their footsteps. I therefore began my history classes by default at an early age. I participated in my college life through my female professors that encouraged me to think higher. I applied for certain jobs and these positions as soon as they could be secured without being considered for men’s jobs. While I did get married, and did my best to balance the family, I became the nominee for county office, so that there is no confusion that the women are equal.

Now, when I became the guardian of my children, and became responsible for them, we had moved from the provinces to the cities, especially Karachi, and I allowed my children take the virtual courses for their university degrees. I gave them the freedom of choice as it is the right of any parent to be given responsibility of their children’s education and the education of others. But I am also proud to say there is no distinction. Women are equal to men.

In the western civilized nations, women are limited in areas of education, but there is no gender limit.

It is interesting to learn that there is no law that bans women in a courthouse, a school, a school gate, a traffic police checkpoint, or any other area that we have access to. The women can voice out their opinions, concerns, comments, and complain about any issue. Education is the basic right of every citizen and anyone who does not respect education or equality in education cannot point fingers and talk of inequality between women and men.

For the males, it is a shame that women are above them and have more rights. With women having equal treatment as men, the women do not have to miss something out to fight for their rights. They need not be worried of the rapes or women being forced into marriages against their will. They also do not have to be concerned about wearing a dress of a specific colour or length, wearing stockings and stockings are easy to change.

Women and men do not have to dress how they want; dress how they want, be happy as their own selves. I can honestly say the environment of women and men is balanced to provide an ideal environment for everyone. My concern is that women are not as equal as men if they are treated as they are, and I am tired of hearing women being abused and assaulted. When everyone sees things being right, it is even more important that this becomes the law and it is enforced. If you treat women the same as men, that reflects that society is equal.

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