Pakistanis pay tribute to women on International Women’s Day
It’s the International Women’s Day and Pakistan, like many countries around the world, is also home to marches and events celebrating the gender.
People took to social media on Monday to celebrate women and talked about empowering them. Here are a few tweets on the matter:
Ladies of @ICT_Police showing how it’s done! #InternationalWomensDay pic.twitter.com/4ynqEeFRYM
— Amna Baig (@amnaappi) March 8, 2021
Happy Women’s Day ❤ #InternationalWomensDay pic.twitter.com/lmeTlUocZH
— Shreyas Iyer (@ShreyasIyer15) March 8, 2021
I'm happy because I'm a woman. Happy International women's Day!!#InternationalWomensDay #세계여성의날 #WeAreWomen
— Soo Choi? (@choi_bts2) March 8, 2021
#TumMazbootHo #AuratMarch #AuratMarch2021
Happy Women Day
Queens❤
More power to you ❤ pic.twitter.com/BO3vTC3jDT— Jaweria Ansar (@JaweriaAnsar) March 7, 2021
Mobilization Rally at Nasim Nagar Chowk, Hyderabad#AuratAzadiMarchHyd#AuratMarch #AuratAzadiMarch2021 pic.twitter.com/alwJxYrBbQ
— amar sindhu (@amarsindhu) March 6, 2021
#AuratMarch Mobilisation Rally Hyderabad ? pic.twitter.com/J3Y81pJyAS
— Ariba Jalbani (@AribaJB) March 6, 2021
My slogan for #AuratMarch
Sar pay mat betho, sath betho.
— Tehreem Azeem (@tehreemazeem) March 7, 2021
My Placard this year❤️❤️#auratmarch2021 #AuratMarchMultan #AuratMarch #auratmarchmultan2021 pic.twitter.com/R4ASNwo7Lq
— Laiba Zainab (@Laiba_Zainab) March 7, 2021
Every year, we are encountered with the same question – WHY DO WE NEED AURAT MARCH? Here's the answer.https://t.co/qGzR1XkQMj#AuratMarch #AuratMarch2021 @AuratMarch pic.twitter.com/DJqlB8ShnV
— Mahnoor Sheikh (@mahnoorrsheikh) March 6, 2021
Almost time for people to fight online over wOmeN eMpOwerMenT and @AuratMarchKHI not realizing that by the end of it, they’ve played a significant role in the movement. ??
Their words and comments are an investment into the NOISE change NEEDS to be made. ?#AuratMarch
— Kanwal Ahmed (@kanwalful) March 7, 2021
Sad that I’m not in Pak to attend #AuratMarch this year but in absolute awe & incredibly proud of all the women who continue to inspire – today & every day.
In solidarity, a throwback from 2 years ago at the march with my mama @simisadafkamal pic.twitter.com/iiVsrI4DLd
— d kamal (@daanistan) March 7, 2021
Powerful, poignant and timely
Do listen to understand the meaning of “mera jism, meri marzi”, an #AuratMarch slogan that has attracted controversy and condemnation by so many people without any meaningful engagement https://t.co/RbxpKLV2QC
— Reema Omer (@reema_omer) March 7, 2021
Wondering why are these not viewed or discussed as much.#AuratMarch #AuratMarch2021 pic.twitter.com/IfATIcLIrV
— Omer Alvi 2.0 (@OmerAlviii) March 7, 2021
A 28 years old husband beaten his 14 years old wife naked and threw her out of the house in the street. The people of the neighbourhood covered the girl.
Ansar Abbasi, Orya Maqbool Jan, Khalil-ur-Rehman Qamar wonder why women in Pakistan are marching for their rights.#AuratMarch— سدرہ :(: (@iam_sidrah) March 6, 2021
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