Robbing The Cradle: The Issues With The Current U.S. Immigration Policy
It seems children are always afraid of being taken away from their parents. We see this theme played out many times in stories aimed at
The Societal Seesaw: Back and Forth Between Oppression and Freedom
As one of the youngest girls in my family, I’ve always been encouraged to spread my wings and change the idea of what a woman
Pakistan’s Struggle with Pediatric Heart Care
Pakistan is a nation of more than 200 million people. One of the problems associated with this number is the lack of attention given by
The Child’s Burden
The concept of innocence is not a complicated one, but it is the innocent who often find themselves in numerous complications – too much for
Illiteracy in Pakistan
With a population of about 180 million people, Pakistan bears the burden of one of the most illiterate countries of Asia. About half of the
Educational Problems in Pakistan
Education is the most powerful weapon which you can use to change the world” – Nelson Mandela. The process of learning is called education, a
A Life Sentence: Bonded Labor in Pakistan’s Brick Kilns
If you follow Humans of New York, (which I don’t doubt for a second) you already know that Brandon Stanton recently took his platform to
Lessons Learned from Malala
“I came from a country that was created at midnight.” In the dead of the night she held the ingredients of change. At the crack
Laborious and Lavish Lahore
Ah, Lahore! The capital city of the Pakistani province of Punjab and the second largest metropolitan area in the country, Lahore holds the place of
Effects of Education on Empowerment
Discrimination is abusive behavior in all forms; however, it is at its worst when it lies between men and women prescribing predetermined gender roles. One