Riaz Laghari

In Pakistan, the deadliest weapon against women isn’t always a gun—it’s language. Long before a sister is slaughtered i…

Long before a woman is punished in Pakistan, she is parsed. She is dissected by syntax, diminished by sentence, and ult…

In Pakistan, shame doesn’t live in the act—it lives in the woman. She walks through life carrying centuries of expectat…

Before a woman is murdered in the name of honor in Pakistan, she is first sentenced—not by a court, but by language. Ev…

Sidra, 19, was murdered in Rawalpindi’s Fauji Colony—allegedly on the orders of a local jirga. Her crime? Marrying a ma…

Common Grammar Mistakes That Cost You Marks I. Introduction: Why Grammar Matters Grammar is the structure behind clear …

Children Should Be Taught How to Think, Not What to Think Thesis Statement (Concise, Arguable, Succinct, Clear, Spe…