Stories by Zahra Naeem

For decades, the women of Nullah Lai have turned flood survival into an exact domestic science.

Pakistani women are leaving patriarchy behind on electric scooters as long as they can afford them.

As the world observes the International Transgender Day of Visibility on March 31, Pakistan’s historically marginalised

Rapid household solarisation across the country is often celebrated as a quiet revolution. But beneath this hopeful imagery lies a harder, less comfortable question: who is this transition really empowering?

Promised as a beacon of progress and development, the decade-old Sahiwal coal-fired power plant has led to displacement, disease, disaster and despair.