Omer Saeed

Accountability Lab Pakistan honoured me with award of “Integrity Icon Pakistan”. May Allah give us more courage and spirit to serve Pakistan 🇵🇰 ❤️ dawn.com/news/1734826

14th August 2022

We can never pay off our debt to families of shaheeds whether of Pakistan Army, Police, any other forces or civilian who laid their lives for our country and for us. May Allah bless Pakistan. Ameen #Martyrs #MartyrsDay

@muneebqadirmmq That’s true and it is a part of overall patriarchal regime. Infact, there are many factors. However, where women are empowered and states are robust, such incidences are less, no matter what a woman chooses to wear.

@Omersaeedmalik R@pe apologist mentality of the society at large is another major factor

There are social experiments in Pakistan where wearing a burkha NEVER protected a woman from being catcalled or harassed; certainly no more than a woman sans burkha. Wajah? Perverts like YOU, who blame women for the sins & crimes of men. Ppl like YOU are a threat

Eid Mubarak to all. May Allah shower His blessing upon all. HappyEid# #عيد_مبارك

@muneebqadirmmq Here, alas from 2 months infant to an octogenarian, elite entrepreneur to a destitute; a university professor to an illiterate; burqa clad to a modernly dressed up, resident of tribal areas to that of posh housing societies, no woman is safe. We need to think why is it so.

TRIGGER WARNING: This is what happens when you throw Domestic Violence Bill into the dustbin only to please the clergy & Lollywood scriptwriters. Those men sit on tv & say, 'Anti-domestic violence laws will turn husbands, brothers, fathers into respondents. This will break our family system' This is also a slap on the faces of those who suggest that women will remain safe if they don't step out in public domains too much. They are most vulnerable at home where your public | private dichotomy protects you (MEN) from coming within the reach of the law. This case is not a first of its kind btw. It's too frequent an occurrence. So I ask now, WHERE is Khalil ur Rehman Qamar, where is Orya Maqbool Jan, where is Imran Khan & the Youth Club brigade? Will they condemn this & demand for the Domestic Violence Bill to be removed away from the clutches of the Council of Islamic Ideology (an 11 member ALL-MALE body) & to be turned into law? Response awaited

@muneebqadirmmq Good satire :) and we need to realise that the problem is not in the number of inches of skin exposed by a lady but in the brain faculties of men.

Dear men, I know that the summer heat is upon us but please dress modestly. Yesterday, I had gone to the bank & there was an Uncle sitting there wearing short shorts in the presence of male & female customers/employees. No one bothered to bat an eyelid. WHY? So, Pakistani men, please stop spreading vulgarity. From natural disasters to economic collapse, we are facing all sorts of crises in the country. Perhaps this is all happening due to your gratuitous nudity & lack of purdah. Have some fear & start covering up. okthanksbye

@muneebqadirmmq :)

@FearlessWolfess It’s not just the law and implementation. There have been many instances where rapists were hanged till death (For instance Imran in Zainab’s case). The deeper issue is the patriarchal values in our society and it is the overall lens from which a woman is looked at.

And then majority males say Pakistan is safe for females, this is blatant crime and should get stopped by giving due punishment according to law, alas! No justice provided to rape victims. Most cases go into gutter by rape apologists. Speechless

@mehreenzahra Here, alas from 2 months infant to an octogenarian, elite entrepreneur to a destitute; a university professor to an illiterate; burqa clad to a modernly dressed up, resident of tribal areas to that of posh housing societies, no woman is safe.

@mehreenzahra Aversion to inbreeding is found in many species. However, it seems people on this part of the world do not have any limits. It’s not just laws and their poor implementation. It’s the overall obscurantism in society that has made woman a sexual commodity to quench man’s thirst.

Unmarried minor brought to ER in Pakistan with stomachache, doctors find out she’s pregnant, gives birth shortly after. Girl alleges her brother & father raped her several times in last nine months. Both have confessed to police, say “we made a mistake” bbc.com/urdu/articles/…

@Beentherella Here, alas from 2 months infant to an octogenarian, elite entrepreneur to a destitute; a university professor to an illiterate; burqa clad to a modernly dressed up, resident of tribal areas to that of posh housing societies, no woman is safe.

*TW* This girl is in grade 3. The father and brother say ‘they made a mistake’. What the F*** kind of ‘mistake’ is raping your child?! And these men tell us women are only safe ‘at home’! تیسری جماعت کی طالبہ نے ریپ کے بعد ’اپنے بھائی‘ کی بیٹی کو جنم دیا bbc.com/urdu/articles/…

@Beentherella Aversion to inbreeding is found in many species. However, it seems people on this part of the world do not have any limits. It’s not just laws and their poor implementation. It’s the overall obscurantism in society that has made woman a sexual commodity to quench man’s thirst.

@SalmanSufi7 @FourPawsUK @SindhGovt1 Thank you sir

As promised, @FourPawsUK team has arrived in Pakistan & conducted their first examination on #NoorJehan . It’s a difficult road to recovery but we are here to assist. Thx to @SindhGovt1 for their continuous efforts. But structural reforms are need for Zoos across Pakistan.

@ZiauddinY @TOLOnews How shameful and heart wrenching

“School bell rings BUT not for GIRLS in secondary schools. Afghan women and girls are still waiting for access to schools and universities.” -@TOLOnews

@SanamMKhi Inspiring!

This is not a love story. Or not in the way you think. Its about what happens when you get told “no”, what you’re willing to do for the love you have for your own life because that “no” is not the first one you’ve heard but you need it to be the last aljazeera.com/features/2023/…

@nighatdad @PPP_Org @BBhuttoZardari For some lowlife people, passing a casual remark about a woman’s plight is a favourite past time. In fact, this kind of disparagement humour divulges the state of mental faculties of that very man. Shame to those who laugh, chuckle, or even ignore such stinking humour.

@muneebqadirmmq For some lowlife people, passing a casual remark about a woman’s plight is a favourite past time. In fact, this kind of disparagement humour divulges the state of mental faculties of that very man. Shame to those who laugh, chuckle, or even ignore such stinking humour.

Had misogyny been a crime, Nabil Gabol would have been behind bars right now. So I demand again: MAKE MISOGYNY A HATE CRIME

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For some lowlife people, passing a casual remark about a woman’s plight is a favourite past time. In fact, this kind of disparagement humour divulges the state of mental faculties of that very man. Shame to those who laugh, chuckle, or even ignore such stinking humour.