Help Women Pakistan

Mar-08-2014
''Women International Day'' and VIOLATION OF WOMEN'S RIGHTS IN PAKISTAN
Poor girls and women are trafficked and subject to forced marriage, forced conversion, r**e, forced prostitution or exploitative work situations such as bonded labor. (Karachi Pakistan) - Mrs. Uzma Gill Co-ordinator of New Life Health Organization (Women Development Sewing & Skill Training Programme ), focusing on "The Project of Women Empowerment" in Pakistan. She is very energetic and active in the field of women rights, she had to face many hardships during her campaign for women rights.
"We have many challenges about the violation of women rights in our country and our day to day challenges as being a minority in Pakistan", said Mrs. Uzma Gill.
International women’s Day 2014 is being celebrated globally including Pakistan today on 8th March 2014 with the theme and object “Equality for women is progress for all”.
We know that women in Pakistan have been denied the equal rights from the level of gender, economic, social, civil to political. In some places and families, women are denied not only the right to education, but also the right to decide issues relating to their marriage and divorce. Those who are being denied these rights are more likely to be deprived of the right to legal redress. Often the cases of such abuses are compounded: poor girls and women are trafficked and subject to forced marriage, forced conversion, r**e, forced prostitution or exploitative work situations such as bonded labor. These deprivations are manifestations of discrimination against women and girls in Pakistan.
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New Life Health Organization Management Team.

Shaheen is the student of class IX in an urdu medium school the only one recognized school in Tikiapara catering the educational need for the population of more than 4.0 lacs, Her father is a Cart Puller, He work from early morning till late night to feed his family of four daughter and wife.Among them Shaheen is one. she is a good student, but lack support of getting books, school fees and also tution fees it make difficult to Continue her studies,
Once shaheen came to SHM to seek help to get a pair of uniform and books for class-VIII,which SHM supported But she told me that sir I have completed my training from SHM Vocational training Centre and like to work after I come from my school. she joined the vocational training working unit and started earning weekly income of Rs.400/- per week from 12pm to 5 pm . she she very hard working and punctual. she is also very good in study.

This year I enquired her about her studies and offered to help her by paying her school fees and books. she promptly replied me that as I am working I do not need support now. My employment is helping me to continue my studies. You can help some other girl sir, It really touched me. This is an example that empowerment can make one self confidence and can survive with dignity and with head High, The blessings from the Heart of Poor shaheen will surely go to the supporters of CARING FRIENDS, as now shaheen is no more Poor as Kacholia uncle tells when ever some one comes to any Institution of Caring friends happiness and smile surrounds them. Thanks to GOONJ for helping this project with all materials required for the Vocational Training Project.

With Best Wishes

Vocational Training
New Life Health Org Vocational Training Center offers students and community members the opportunity to learn marketable skills such as computer training, sewing, knitting, embroidery and candle-making.

Pakistan For a country whose population of women alone is more than the total population of many other countries, we fare pretty low where their treatment is concerned. The number of s*xual abuse and domestic violence cases against women and the number of issues against a women's health in Pakistan clearly throws light on the fact that women in Pakistan do not enjoy even basic rights. Given such a scenario, it becomes clear that women New Life Health Org charities have an important role to play. It is our responsibility to uplift the plight of the women in this country Lend your support to NGOs working in the women cause and make donations to women's health, welfare and family services in Pakistan . Choose from the list below and make a donation

Female Infanticide is killing of a newborn girl child or of a matured foetus. The practice of female infanticide is on a rise in most of the developing countries especially in Pakistan and India. The inhuman practice of female infanticide originates in the discripant attitude of the society where the women are considered an inferior gender and men are seen as the one to carry forward family name and the sole bread winner in the family. Moreover, due to the practice of marriage dowery, girls are considerd as burden by their families. All these factors lead to a culture based on gender inequality.

Hundreds of innocent lives are brutally taken away every minute aroud the world. Some unborn, some who have just entered the world yet to discover the beauty of it. In India, women are put under intense pressure to give birth to sons. Inspite of laws preventing s*x determination tests and abortion based on the gender of the child, this practice is becoming popular even in the urban areas of India. As per a study, around 1.1 million girls are aborted in India every year. Whereas in Pakistan, due to 'One Child Policy' the rate of abortion of female foetus is on a rise at an alarming rate.

I, therefore pledge all of you to take a step forward and start a movement against Female infanticide. Spreading awareness and educating the masses about the issue is probably the best way to deal with this social evil as even though there are laws that prohibit this practice, preventing the practice is possible only when the attitude of the society is altered. Therefore, Join this movement, spread a word and become an active member of this cause.

YOUR CONTRIBUTION CAN SAVE AN INNOCENT LIFE !

http://www.dawn.com/2012/02/09/new-culture-for-women.html

New culture for women ALL those working for women’s rights are receiving accolades for their continued run of success in the area of legislation. They deserve more of this because they have played a key role in getting the lawmakers round to their point of view.

The neoliberalization of the late 1980s resulted in the increasing informalization and casualization of the Pakistani labor market, spawning a growth in home-based work almost exclusively performed by women and, frequently, their children. This informal sector consists of small units producing goods or services. Its activities are characterized by low levels of capital and skill, with little access to organized markets and technologies. The working conditions are poor; the incomes low and unstable. Highly labor intensive, this sector stands outside the scope and purview of the official statistical machinery or government regulation.

Women sharing issues during star circle's meeting
Positive people remain no more a submissive solution. The campaign focuses to enable community women of all ages to explore their social, s*xual and psychological needs and to change their behaviors individually or together.

The whole campaign is based on rights based approach, considering it a health issue same like other challenges in life. Team of six STAR circles are designed, three for married groups and three for unmarried groups, who will work in community by arranging meetings. Stepping stones training package methodology is adopted in this project for HIV communication, and relationship skills.

On the other hand,NEW LIFE HEALTH ORGANIZATION would launch an extensive advocacy and lobby campaign to highlight the issue and to get concerned departments responsible to take this issue on priority as the right to health of all citizens of the country.

School Education programs
NEW LIFE HEALTH ORG
Girls' and Women's Education
School Education programs has a long history of successfully working with local partners to design, execute, manage and evaluate participatory, community-based initiatives to advance the conditions of girls and women. School Education programs help girls enroll and stay in school and help women gain access to or create new educational, financial, and social resources in their communities. School Education programs help girls and women improve their own lives, the lives of their families and the conditions in the their communities. For parents - and especially mothers - this means creating conditions that ensure their daughters have equal access to basic education, are able to make informed decisions about their futures, and are able to protect themselves from trafficking, s*xual exploitation, HIV and AIDS, for example.

By improving educational opportunities for girls and women,School Education helps women develop skills that allow them to make decisions and influence community change in key areas. In turn, these programs have a positive impact on some of the most profound issues of our time: population growth, HIV and AIDS, peace and security, and the widening gap between the rich

To help create a society where women’s rights are protected and every woman is able to claim her rightful position in the social order she represents by realizing her full potential, through provision of legal aid, rehabilitation support system, research and advocacy while ensuring the protection and sanctity of the family unit.