Iffat Hussain is the author of Problems of Working Women in Karachi, Pakistan. She holds double Masters in Physiology and International Services Management. She has a history of working in research and with UNICEF. Dr. Hussain volunteered to educate the local doctors of the Sindh Province, Pakistan, to improve the health of women and children. She is also a freelance writer.
A bold examination of religion and power in Pakistan. This study challenges extremist narratives that restrict freedoms and enforce harsh rules. It gives voice to communities trapped between faith and fear, aiming to restore Islam as a force for dignity, empowerment, and peace.
Based on interviews with working women in Karachi, this book explores their struggle for identity and survival in a male-dominated society. Using clear graphs and case studies, it details the problems they face in a gender-biased world.
Based on original research, this book explores the struggles of working women in Karachi, Pakistan. From managers to domestic workers, it reveals how women in each category are victims of a gender-biased society, fighting for survival in a male-dominated world.
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