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Women candidates in Provincial Assembly-SINDH (Elections-2018) constituency Names of candidates Political party PS-10 Larkana 1 Faryal Talpur PPP PS-11 Larkana 2 Nida khoro PPP PS-12 Larkana 3 Salma Parveen PTI PS-13 Larkana 4 Qurat-ul-lain INDEPENDENT PS-14 Qamber Shadadkot 1 Naheed ... Read More »

NA-236 Malir-I Ashfaq Ahmed PSP Afshan TLY Jam Abdul KarimBijar PPP Dewan Chand Chawla MQM-P SoomarBurfat MMA QadirBux PMLN Muhammad Nadeem GDA Masroor Ali PTI Former NA 258 2013: Abdul Hakeem Baloch won on PMLN’s ticket. 2016 by elections: Abdul ... Read More »

  272: National Assembly constituencies in Pakistan 141: constituencies in Punjab province 61: constituencies in Sindh Province 39: constituencies in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa province 16: constituencies in Balochistan province 12: constituencies in Federally Administered Tribal Areas 3: constituencies in Islamabad Capital ... Read More »

By: Abdul Moiz Malik PMLN in its manifesto outlined following health provisions or women: • 25% decrease in infant’s mortality rates and the maternal mortality rate by provision of health facilities in rural and impoverished areas. • Mehfuz maan ambulance ... Read More »

On  behalf  of  Women  Media  Center  (WMC)  Pakistan,  24  female  media  students  were  given  the  opportunity to attend the Assembly session in Quetta on November 10, 2015. Abdul Malik Baloch, the  Chief Minister (CM) of Balochistan, headed the session and spoke about  various  important  issues. He  commenced his speech by thanking Women Media Center (WMC) Pakistan for its efforts in organizing a  workshop on electronic media training in Quetta and giving participants an opportunity to attend the  assembly session. He was proud of the fact that so many young and brave female media students were  coming forward to enter journalism which is one of the most dangerous professions in Pakistan. He also  appreciated WMC for coming to Balochistan to provide training to the students of Balochistan University  and BUITEMS  in order to work towards their better future. Moreover, Jan Mohammed Buledi, Media  Advisor of Balochistan, highlighted the role of Women Media Center (WMC) in fulfilling the request of  the participants to attend the Assembly session. The session was taken over by Abdul Samad Khan Achakzai, a Pashtun nationalist and political leader of  Quetta. He spoke about the target killings that occurred just two days prior to the assembly session. Mr  Achak zai requested the Chief Minister (CM) to visit the injured people in the hospitals and ask them  about their struggles and emphasized on the magnitude of the problem of target killings in Balochistan.  “People cannot walk on the streets or sit in hotels at night. Where ever they go, they carry with them a  threat to their lives,” he said. “Since we have failed as a government, we should give resignations and let  the people function on their own.” Mr  Baloch spoke  to  the  ... Read More »