Sanam Saeed speaks against using ‘woman card’
Key takeaways
- The 41-year-old actress recently noted in a conversation that the women’s rights movement in Pakistan is still experiencing numerous hurdles.
- Reflecting on both her personal and professional life, she stated that she considered the birth of her son to be a great blessing that brought about many wonderful changes.
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Add ARY News on Google AAResize Well-known Pakistani actor Sanam Saeed stated during an important talk on women’s rights and workplace equality that women should stand up successfully for their rights rather than playing the “woman card.”
The 41-year-old actress recently noted in a conversation that the women’s rights movement in Pakistan is still experiencing numerous hurdles. She observed that instead of focusing on crucial concerns like education, inheritance, honor killings, and equitable pay, frivolous controversies frequently dominate the discussion.
Sanam Saeed further suggested that women should not argue, “I should be given this right just because I am a woman,” but should rather emphasize that these are basic human and professional rights to which every individual is entitled.