Rabia Ahmed

Rabia Ahmed

The writer is a freelance columnist. Read more by her at http://rabia-ahmed.blogspot.com/

177Articles
Share:

Published Work(177 articles)

Columns

Who let the dogs out?

Sexual harassment allegations must be taken seriously; they’re probably trueThat must be the song ringing in the Pakistan People’s Party’s ears these days, a song that fits neatly with the res

Jun 21, 2020
The long road to changeColumns

The long road to change

Can the USA surmount the challenge of race?Freedom, a positive change in attitude, and better laws come about neither easily nor by force, and certainly not by keeping people in ignorance of the f

Jun 7, 2020
Columns

Last-minute panic

The Centre and provinces must stop quarrelling with each otherThis episode of covid-19 has yet again highlighted one thing above all others throughout the world, and certainly in Pakistan. It

May 10, 2020
Columns

The message

Covid-19 has much to say about how  we liveMaulana Tariq Jamil’s reading of the message behind covid-19 in which he blamed ‘shameless’ women and as a result of that God’s wrath for co

May 2, 2020
Columns

Some striking parallels

Covid-19 is making us face uncomfortable questionsWomen have often dreamed of an opportunity to put men in their shoes, to see how far they can walk in them. That opportunity it seems is here.

Apr 26, 2020
Columns

Quality assurance

Ventilators must be made carefullyWith cases of the novel coronavirus increasing in the country as well as around the world the government of Pakistan is now encouraging the local production of ve

Apr 11, 2020
Columns

What the moon saw

A look beyond the pandemic“Tomorrow belongs to those who prepare for it today.” Malcolm X“Unless we see the new moon through these, our lowly eyes, neither the joys of Eid nor the mo

Apr 5, 2020
Columns

High morale

Emergancy measures show what should be done routinelyHigh morale among the people of a country leads to hope and confidence and provides citizens with an incentive to work towards the future.

Mar 28, 2020
Columns

The latest pandemic

There have been previous pandemicsThe world is not new to pandemics. 165 to 180 AD it witnessed the Antonine Plague, probably smallpox. It killed about 5 million people. The Bubonic Plague in

Mar 22, 2020

A much larger schengen

The world-state is still far awayIt may be a joke that UF President Donald Trump imagines Schengen to be a place ‘somewhere out there in China’, but he may well do so, given the rest of hi

Mar 15, 2020