The Purpose of T.H. PARKINSON Writings

I stand for issues that are making women’s lives extremely difficult

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To raise voice about females issues so that we can achieve women empowerment & gender parity to build a fair world, I am beginning to write about brutal truths that prevail in our societies, hard realities that are constantly making women’s lives more difficult than ever. We have two options, we can ignore the hard realities and change our focus so that we will not feel uncomfortable, or we can choose to understand the complexities of issues and decide to play a role so that we can build a better future, together.

In countries like Pakistan, where the percentage of women’s rapes, harassment, abuse, violence, and murders is getting higher, and many more complex problems are ruling. Narrow-mindedness and old-useless beliefs about how females should live life are dominating, lack of understanding and silent behavior of people, ignorance, and carelessness, all these things are barriers that don’t let awareness spread, as a result, people are unaware and uneducated about the seriousness, depths, and the real harm of these issues. And this is damaging our nation.

I believe this is a perfect time to stand for issues that are making women’s lives extremely difficult. The aim of my writings is not to change everybody, instead, the aim is to connect with those who believe what I believe so that we can work together and make a needed difference. Educating people and bringing awareness about these issues and brutal truths is a necessary step that we must take.

Imagine a world where women feel safe, live a free dignified lifestyle, and achieve their full potential.

In the legacy of Noor Mukadam and many more like her, let us promise that we will do our best to build environments where it will be easy for them to take breaths. I invite everyone who wants to share their stories, experiences, or simply want to write about females issues that you care about. Not alone, but together we can build a better future.

A Dreamer,
T.H. PARKINSON