Gender inequality; A Case Study in Pakistan

Hasil Meril
First, the signification of gender inequality is the unbalanced behavior and point of a few people based on their gender. Although this issue is for both men and women, mostly women are deprived of their rights, for example, in the field of education women are not allowed to pay the concentration to get an education in Pakistan by the dent of religion, culture and customs prohibited .so, the data was collected for women’s education 63% of people give an opinion that women are not amusement for study, while 71%feel discrimination between men and women in education and,58% say that parents give more importance to their son as compared to daughter in Pakistan. So women are facing more inequality in the education field which is not good for human beings. the initiative prophet Mohammad said, read if you feel too good education never give up. fortunately, women’s education is most important for a country’s progress. if women are educated means the entire nation is educated which helps to Country toward progress. furthermore, Nelson Mandela said, ‘Give me an educated mother, and I will give you an educated nation ‘.It shows how female education is essential. no doubt, everyone has to allow female education and seek lessons from the neighbours country Afghanistan which is unable to stand properly. Pakistani people must grow bride minds that should try to solve this grave concern problem (gender inequality). For addressing the problem we need to give women their rights