Because I saw in my life how is it like to be free, educated and to be able to choose when every other girl in my family and community was deprived of it. I got the freedom that none of them tasted and inspired of opportunities provided to myself I wanted the very same for every other girl living in the midst of strict traditions and laws.
Balochistan, no matter where I go or how far away I am from my land I feel the power of unique longing for Balochistan that I dont feel for any other place, though I love many areas of Pakistan but my tribe, my language and my people are the ones I feel connected to and love the most~
I am passionate about creating a society where women are not killed for honor but are honored and given equal status.
* Manager at Participatory Development Initiatives
* Facilitator at Oxfam International Youth Partnership
* Global Speaker at Girls Fight Back!
* Fellow at The Unreasonable Institute
* Presenter at Al Gores The Climate Project
* Adviser: Youth Advisory Panel at UNFPA