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‘Control violence against women’

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Our Correspondent

Bahawalpur

Speakers at a seminar on Sunday emphasized the need to take practical steps to control violence and harassment against women. Social Welfare Department, Government of Punjab and non-governmental organization, Pakistan Rural Workers Social Welfare Organization jointly organized a ceremony to highlights effort being taken to end violence against women.
Addressing the participants, Director, Social Welfare Department Bahawalpur, Dr. Saher Siddiqa said that all stakeholders of the society should work to play their due role to end violence against women.

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