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Bargaining in the Dark: How Women Survive a Man’s Country, and How It Can Change.

Bargaining in the Dark: How Women Survive a Man’s Country, and How It Can Change Maud Jaam Readers’ — observations on Pakistani society Sunday, October 18, 2026 Opinion & Society Society · Women Bargaining in the Dark: How Women Survive a Man’s Country, and How It Can Change A woman in Pakistan can sit in a lecture hall and still not be allowed to take a job. That is not a contradiction. It is the whole story. By Sumair Ahmed Mahar Readers’ · October 2026 Chart Fewer than three in ten women are in Pakistan’s labour force Share of each group, Global Gender Gap Report 2026 59.5% Overall gap closed Third from the bottom among all countries ranked. 28.2% Women About 28 of every 100 women are in the labour force. 81.5% Men About 81 of every 100 men are in the labour force. Source: ...

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