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World News | Many Women in Pakistan Still Do Not Have National ID Cards: Report

Get latest articles and stories on World at LatestLY. According to Trust for Democratic Education and Accountability, a non-profit organization, almost 2.6 million women in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa province do not possess National ID cards. The other provinces might tell the same tale about women being deprived of equal identification in public life, according to Daily Times. World News | Many Women in Pakistan Still Do Not Have National ID Cards: Report.

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Many women in Pakistan still do not have national ID cards: Report

Many women in Pakistan still do not have national ID cards: Report
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Many women in Pakistan still do not have national ID cards: Report

Many Pakistani women still do not have national ID cards, so they cannot take part in any indigenous activity, Daily Times reported.

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Many women in Pakistan still do not have national ID cards: Report

Many women in Pakistan still do not have national ID cards: Report
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A ship packed with POWs

AFTER the defeat of Pakistan in the 1971 war and the surrender of its army at Dhaka, around 95,000 Pakistani soldiers were taken as prisoners of war (POWs). Before and during the war, the Pakistani army had treated the people of newly-born Bangladesh (erstwhile East Pakistan) ruthlessly. The safety

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