The daughter of filmmaker Khalilur Rehman Qamar addresses social media criticism, a 'honey trap' case, and her father's views on Aurat March, sharing her own perspective on feminism.

The Sindh government has issued a 28-point list of restrictions on the Aurat March in Karachi, drawing criticism for what is seen as a display of double standards regarding women's rights.

Erica Robin has urged women to support the Aurat March and condemned criticism against its organizers, following the arrest of Sheema Kermani in Karachi.

Police in Karachi briefly detained seven Aurat March activists near the Karachi Press Club before releasing them on orders from Sindh Home Minister Ziaul Hasan Lanjar.

The Aurat March campaign is inviting users to submit the most misogynistic remarks of 2025 for its satirical 'Misogynist of the Year' awards, to be presented ahead of a Mother's Day event.

The Aurat March focused on the issue of violence against women, while actor Ahmed Ali Butt faced criticism and backlash for remarks perceived as missing the point, contrasting with his 'culturally unacceptable' roles.

The Sindh government has granted a no-objection certificate (NOC) for the Aurat March in Karachi, but with 28 conditions, including restrictions on participants' clothing and slogans.

Three Sindh Police officials were suspended for alleged mistreatment of Aurat March activists, including Sheema Kermani, who were detained after a press conference at Karachi Press Club.

Sheema Kermani, an organiser of the Aurat March, along with other activists, was briefly detained outside the Karachi Press Club, prompting demands for an apology from the Sindh government over the police action.

The Aurat March has announced an event in Karachi on May 10 at Seaview, urging mothers and daughters to participate in breaking cycles of intergenerational trauma.

Participants of the Aurat March in Karachi defied restrictions at a Sea View rally, transforming the event into a protest against marital rape, domestic violence, and patriarchal structures.

The Karachi district administration has issued a No-Objection Certificate (NOC) with 28 conditions for the upcoming Aurat March gathering at Sea View, including bans on "objectionable clothing," LGBTQ content, and anti-state slogans, which organizers criticize as suppression.

The Sindh government has suspended three police officers following allegations of misconduct with Aurat March activists outside the Karachi Press Club, with the home minister vowing to protect women's rights.

Organizers of the annual Aurat March in Karachi, scheduled for May 10, announced on Sunday that they have yet to receive the necessary no-objection certificate (NOC) to hold the event.