This is what reality is really like for one woman in Pakistan’s red light district On some nights, I stay up wondering where she might be right now. By Momina Naveed on January 31, 2018April 19, 2018 / @MominaNaveed01 / Like the Tempest
This glorious campaign is changing how we fight transphobia in Pakistan A form of ridicule is being turned upside the head. By Momina Naveed on January 29, 2018 / @MominaNaveed01 / Like the Tempest
The Newsweek Pakistan editor, Fasih Ahmed, believes that child abuse and slavery produce ‘great art.’ Really? An internet troll with influence. And we're not talking about Trump. By Arsh Khan and Momina Naveed on January 24, 2018January 25, 2018 / @HeyitsAKay / Like the Tempest
India’s only openly gay prince is on a crusade to help the LGBTQ+ community Prince Gohil broke the norm in a country where people are killed for having unorthodox opinions. By Momina Naveed on January 19, 2018January 20, 2018 / @MominaNaveed01 / Like the Tempest
We won’t ever find justice for Zainab, until this sweeps our nation My heart has never ached this badly for anyone before. I wonder what little Zainab was thinking as that barbarian took her last breaths. By Momina Naveed on January 15, 2018January 15, 2018 / @MominaNaveed01 / Like the Tempest
Doctors are turning people away from the ER for one awful reason What do you do when no one wants to save you? By Momina Naveed on January 12, 2018January 13, 2018 / @MominaNaveed01 / Like the Tempest
In my homeland of Pakistan, women aren’t seen as people We aren't allowed to fight back, but our bodies are still used as battlegrounds. By Momina Naveed on January 12, 2018June 7, 2018 / @MominaNaveed01 / Like the Tempest
When my homeland Pakistan banned Basant, it banned much more than a simple holiday How many love stories have been cut short? By Momina Naveed on January 8, 2018January 9, 2018 / @MominaNaveed01 / Like the Tempest
My friend lost her freedom. It was her father’s fault. I don’t even know where she is now. By Momina Naveed on January 1, 2018January 17, 2018 / @MominaNaveed01 / Like the Tempest
Qandeel Baloch died because we failed as a society to support women No one stood up for her when she was alive, so why do they care now she's been murdered? By Momina Naveed on December 29, 2017January 26, 2018 / @MominaNaveed01 / Like the Tempest
My life feels completely pointless whenever I scroll through Instagram My envy was overwhelming until something finally clicked. By Momina Naveed on December 15, 2017December 22, 2017 / @MominaNaveed01 / Like the Tempest
In most South Asian countries, survivors are treated like they deserved the attack Sexual assault victims are not asked if they are okay, but what they were wearing, and if they made their objection to sex clear enough. By Momina Naveed on December 7, 2017August 10, 2018 / @MominaNaveed01 / Like the Tempest
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