Women’s Rights — Learn and Understand

Message from our CP

Women are the strong pillars of our society. Protecting their rights is not only a legal necessity but also a collective responsibility. At every step, the state and institutions are with you.

Message from our DG

Women are the strong pillars of our society. Protecting their rights is not only a legal necessity but also a collective responsibility. At every step, the state and institutions are with you.

Legal Rights

Under the Constitution of Pakistan, all citizens are equal before the law.
Women have equal rights to education, employment, and voting.
There are laws against harassment, forced marriage, and child marriage.
Inheritance is a fundamental right of women, protected by law.

Protection from Domestic Violence

Physical, emotional, economic, or verbal abuse is a punishable crime.
Protection Orders and Residence Orders can be obtained from courts.
Helplines and shelter homes are available for immediate assistance.

Education and Employment Rights

Clear laws exist against harassment at schools, colleges, and workplaces.
Equal pay and a safe environment are the responsibility of every institution.
Maternity leave and the right to return to work are protected by law.

Health and Reproductive Rights

Access to quality healthcare and privacy is every woman's right.
Family planning information and services must be equally accessible.

Inheritance and Property

Women's shares are fixed under both Shariah and state laws.
Forcibly depriving women of inheritance is a crime and can be challenged legally.

Complaints and Support

Contact police, women protection centers, and helplines.
Keep evidence safe: messages, photos, medical reports, witnesses.
Free legal aid is available from government and related institutions.

Message from our CP

Women are the strong pillars of our society. Protecting their rights is not only a legal necessity but also a collective responsibility. At every step, the state and institutions are with you.

Message from our DG

Women are the strong pillars of our society. Protecting their rights is not only a legal necessity but also a collective responsibility. At every step, the state and institutions are with you.

Legal Rights

Under the Constitution of Pakistan, all citizens are equal before the law.
Women have equal rights to education, employment, and voting.
There are laws against harassment, forced marriage, and child marriage.
Inheritance is a fundamental right of women, protected by law.

Protection from Domestic Violence

Physical, emotional, economic, or verbal abuse is a punishable crime.
Protection Orders and Residence Orders can be obtained from courts.
Helplines and shelter homes are available for immediate assistance.

Education and Employment Rights

Clear laws exist against harassment at schools, colleges, and workplaces.
Equal pay and a safe environment are the responsibility of every institution.
Maternity leave and the right to return to work are protected by law.

Health and Reproductive Rights

Access to quality healthcare and privacy is every woman's right.
Family planning information and services must be equally accessible.

Inheritance and Property

Women's shares are fixed under both Shariah and state laws.
Forcibly depriving women of inheritance is a crime and can be challenged legally.

Complaints and Support

Contact police, women protection centers, and helplines.
Keep evidence safe: messages, photos, medical reports, witnesses.
Free legal aid is available from government and related institutions.