VOICED : Women hit the road in male dominated Pakistan

The video highlights the stories of women in Pakistan breaking social norms by taking on roles traditionally held by men, such as driving lorries and motorcycles. It discusses the economic challenges they face, the independence gained through driving, and the risks of harassment. Initiatives like women-driven rickshaws are empowering women to become entrepreneurs, addressing the lack of safe transport that prevents many from working. These efforts are gradually making Pakistan's roads more inclusive for women.

What challenges did Shameema face after the birth of her fifth child?

How does driving contribute to women's independence in Pakistan?

What are some dangers women face while traveling in big cities like Lahore?

What solution is proposed to help women travel safely?

According to the International Labor Organization, why do many Pakistani women not work?