Violence against women is not “Islamic,” nor is it a uniquely Pakistani cultural problem. It is a human problem rooted in psychology, socialization, power dynamics, and systemic gaps.
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The Numbers Tell Us Something Clear Violence against women is not confined to any one country, faith, or culture—it is a human crisis. Globally: 1 in 3 women (736 million) experience sexual or physical violence in their lifetime (WHO/UN Women). Western democracies: In the U.S., over 22 victims per 1,000 people aged 12+ face sexual
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