Originally Posted by Tashfeen Alam

Don't know

Originally Posted by nisma khan

I. Introduction
II. Pakistani society regards woman as an evil
A) Evidence of disregard of woman in Pakistani society
1) Higher rate of illetracy amongst women
2) International indicators (women empowerment and gender development index)
3) Poor health conditions
4) Economic disparity between man and woman
a) In inheritance
b) Job selections
c) Salary packages and other incentives
5) Denial to important decision making
6) Passive participation in politics
7) Physical torture
a) Rape
b) Honour killing
c) Burning/immolation
d) Acid throwing
e) Domestic violence of other type
B) Causes of “evil” status of women in Pakistan
1) Historical evidence of bloody feud between cane and abel
2) Exploitation at the hands of feudal lords
3) High rate of illiteracy
4) Hardcore extremist religious views
5) Widespread poverty
6) Centuries old customs of dowry, honour killing, swara, vani etc
7) Political inactivity of women
III. Contrary views on status of women in Pakistani society
A) constitution
B) Increase in political participation of women in recent times
C) Economic independence of women in urban areas
D) Passage of harassment bill in 2012
E) Better academic scores of women
F) Increase in number of women colleges, women universities and girl student enrollment
G) Participation of women in all sectors of society
IV. Conclusion


to me these points r missing in the outlines
-why women r an angels or blessing
-why womens r considered as a curse
-religion s impact on gender
-comparision between women of different cultures

Originally Posted by Muhammad Irfan Mandokhail

sadaf can we connect on email so that i can share my outlines with you as its my last chance and i don't want to miss any opportunity

Originally Posted by sadafnoorelahi

you are more than welcome.

Originally Posted by Tashfeen Alam

following is my essay of 2013. I am sharing the outline (as best as I can remember)

Topic: Free speech should have limitations


1. Introduction

1.1. Your freedom ends where my nose begins.
1.2. Yes, free speech should have limitations.

2. Body.

2.1. Free speech and its types.
2.1.1. Verbal free speech.
2.1.2. Written free speech.

2.2. Free speech turning into hate speech.

2.3. Free speech can be used adversely in many aspects.
2.3.1. Misuse of free speech on religious beliefs.
2.3.2. Misuse of free speech on gender.
2.3.3. Misuse of free speech on race.
2.3.4. Misuse of free speech on caste.
2.3.5. Misuse of free speech on sects.

2.4. Adverse impacts when free speech is misused.
2.4.1. It creates vandalism.
2.4.2. It causes economic and human loss.
2.4.3. It causes segregation among people.
2.4.4. It causes social unrest.
2.4.5. It creates non tolerance in society.

2.5. Comparison of events where free speech has been used and its impacts.
2.5.1. Innocence of Muslims movie and reaction of muslims.
2.5.2. Racial segregation in USA caused division among Americans.

2.6. Pragmatic steps to restrict free speech turning into hate speech.
2.6.1. Legislations by United Nations.
2.6.2. Role of governments.
2.6.3. Role of media.
2.6.4. Public awareness.
2.6.5. Role of society.


3. Conclusion.
3.1. Critical analysis: free speech should be limited to the extent where it harms people.
3.2. Free speech is only useful when it does not cross it's boundaries.

Originally Posted by sadafnoorelahi

criticism, suggestions and comments are warmly encouraged. mandokhail sahib, i don't know how to add email id to profile.


The U.N.O has failed to measure up to the demands of its charter.

“Uno has done well but it has not done well enough” former un secretary general


I) Introduction
II) Organization of U.no
A) Establishment of U.N.O
B) Charter
1) Ensure peace and security
2) Enhance cooperation and social progress, economic growth
3) Maintenance of international law
C) Organs of U.N.O
1) Security council
2) Secretariat
3)General assembly
4) International court of justice
5) Social and economic council
D) Organizations of U.N.O
III) Overview of the failure of UNO
A) Rwandan genocide
B) Kashmir dispute
C) Palestine issue
D) Poverty
E) Terrorism
IV) Etiology of malfunction of U.N.O
A) Hegemony of superpowers
B) Dearth of peace keeping forces
C) Body for deliberations only
D) Lack of strict implementation of resolutions
E) Ideological bifurcation of the world
V) Propositions for improvement
A) Democratization of security council
B) To ensure potency of organs
C) Prevention of prejudice in implementation of decisions
D) Mechanism for delivering upon resolutions
E) Pro-active involvement of civil society and media
F) Creation of awareness amongst general mass
VI) Conclusion

Originally Posted by sadafnoorelahi

criticism, suggestions and comments are warmly encouraged. mandokhail sahib, i don't know how to add email id to profile.


The U.N.O has failed to measure up to the demands of its charter.

“Uno has done well but it has not done well enough” former un secretary general


I) Introduction
II) Organization of U.no
A) Establishment of U.N.O
B) Charter
1) Ensure peace and security
2) Enhance cooperation and social progress, economic growth
3) Maintenance of international law
C) Organs of U.N.O
1) Security council
2) Secretariat
3)General assembly
4) International court of justice
5) Social and economic council
D) Organizations of U.N.O
III) Overview of the failure of UNO
A) Rwandan genocide
B) Kashmir dispute
C) Palestine issue
D) Poverty
E) Terrorism
IV) Etiology of malfunction of U.N.O
A) Hegemony of superpowers
B) Dearth of peace keeping forces
C) Body for deliberations only
D) Lack of strict implementation of resolutions
E) Ideological bifurcation of the world
V) Propositions for improvement
A) Democratization of security council
B) To ensure potency of organs
C) Prevention of prejudice in implementation of decisions
D) Mechanism for delivering upon resolutions
E) Pro-active involvement of civil society and media
F) Creation of awareness amongst general mass
VI) Conclusion