sexual abuse


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A win for #MeToo in Pakistan: Meesha Shafi’s case granted leave by the Supreme Court

Arsh Khan

We need to start complicating our conversations about consent

Ayesha Mirza

Did the #MeToo movement fail in Pakistan?

Ayesha Mirza

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Mia Khalifa makes the porn industry billions, after being coerced into a contract for only $12K

Ayesha Mirza
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Arryn Zech accused The 100’s Bob Morley of verbal and emotional abuse

Aafiyah Shaikh
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Zohra Shah is a victim of Pakistan’s modern slavery ––& murdered for being a child

Maheen Humayun

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Best of The Tempest 2019: Love edition. Here’s what we loved, felt, breathed for

Maheen Humayun
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Pakistan’s band-aid solutions for child abuse are no longer enough

Shehrbano Naqvi
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Violence against Native American women and children is finally being taken seriously

Olivia Burke

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I was in denial, until a stranger in Germany helped me confront my past

Shaima Alterkawi

I was abused by my Quran teacher and I’m not the only one

Mehvish Irshad
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I live in one of the worst countries for women. Can #MeToo finally change that?

Saira Mahmood