In many parts of Pakistan, family laws continue to follow traditional interpretations that can unintentionally disadvantage women in areas like divorce, inheritance, and child custody. One key concern is the lack of a clear matrimonial property system, which means women may not receive a fair share of assets acquired during marriage. This gap contrasts with both Islamic values and international human rights principles.
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