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Tehreem Azeem
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Digital Media Consultant, Global Neighborhood for Media Innovation
Beijing, Lahore, Pakistan
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Popular Culture , Womens Rights, Social media, Violence Against Women , Chinese Culture, Human Rights , Dating
I write about everything and anything in between.
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By Tehreem Azeem| The News International Verified alha*, a 19-year-old medical student, arrived in Bishkek, Kyrgyzstan, in February this year. In the months that followed, he found the locals friendly and quickly adjusted to the life in Kyrgyzstan. He would often go out with his local friends and enjoy his evenings in their company. Bishkek felt safe to him until last week when a brawl between Kyrgyz and Egyptian students escalated into mob violence targeting international students residing in the city.
By Tehreem Azeem| The Freethinker Verified In 2018, a group of feminists in Karachi, the largest city in Pakistan, decided to march for gender justice on 8 March, International Women’s Day. They named it Aurat March (Women’s March). Hundreds marched with colourful placards demanding immediate social change in the country. The march kept growing and in subsequent years marches were held in various other cities including Lahore, Islamabad, Hyderabad, Multan, Larkana, Faisalabad, and Sukkur.
By Tehreem Azeem| The Freethinker Verified It is hard to tell the story of my transformation from a practising Muslim to a freethinker. It did not happen in a day or two. It took almost a decade. I was born and raised in a moderately religious family in Pakistan. I was taught religion even before I could understand words. I was Muslim. I knew the greatest of all was Allah. I was supposed to worship Allah and do good deeds to make Him happy. When I turned seven, my parents told me that I had to pray five times a day daily.
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