In this article, Nadeem Khan discusses the urgent need for action on the climate crisis in Pakistan. As one of the top 10 countries most exposed to climate change, Pakistan is facing a looming ecological apocalypse.
The Challenges of Protecting Religious Minorities in Pakistan
Sadaf Ayub's debut article for Rationale-47 discusses the challenge of protecting religious minorities in Pakistan.
Ending Child Marriage in Pakistan: A Human Rights Imperative
Samiullah Kakar explains the plight of Child rights particularly through the phenomenon of child marriages in Pakistan and calls on the government to take immediate measures to end this plight of children and ensure child rights.
Bonded Labor: A Sordid Reality in Pakistan and Beyond
Sajjad Hussain Nekokara writes on the plight of forced labourers in Pakistan and stresses on the need to elminiated the evil of bonded labour.
Draining the Swamp that Breeds Terrorism: A Call to Action
Hidayat Nasar and Nazeer Ahmed from Quaid-i-Azam University provide a call to action to root out the resurging terrorism in Pakistan that is claiming lives across the country.
Thesis, Anti-Thesis, and Synthesis: A Philosophical Solution to Pakistan’s Political Stagnation
Muhammad Sharif Jakhrani discusses the structural factors in Pakistan's political stability and argues in favour of democratic approach to come out of the turmoil.
Post-Conflict Reconstruction: An Opportunity for a Resilient North Waziristan
This article by Hasnain Dawar discusses the challenges faced by North Waziristan in terms of economic development and lasting peace, as well as the potential of agriculture and tourism as key drivers of economic growth. It calls for government support in rebuilding infrastructure, promoting entrepreneurship, and attaining sustainable economic development.
Gerontocracy vs. Youth: The Battle for Pakistan’s Future
Azfar Khan argues that the rule of the old people 'Gerontocracy' in Pakistan is damaging the country and the youth has been side-lined from policy affairs.
Surviving Against All Odds: What Makes Pakistan Incredibly Resilient?
Despite facing numerous difficulties, including economic hardship, political instability, and security threats, the people of Pakistan have come together to rise above these obstacles and strive towards a better future. This article highlights some of the key factors that have contributed to the country's resilience, including its cultural and religious diversity, abundant natural resources, strategic location, strong armed forces, and a sense of unity among its people.
Pakistan’s Battle Against Religious, Sectarian, and Ethnic Extremism
Saad Bin Ubaid highlights religious extremism, sectarian extremism, and ethnic extremism as the major forms of extremism in Pakistan. The writer argues that extremism is a serious threat to the nation and must be treated as a national security issue.
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