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Prosecuting Sexual Violence in Pakistan
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Why does Pakistan have a low conviction rate for cases of sexual violence? What makes these cases difficult to prosecute?
In this episode, Zainab Mustafa, Deputy Director at the Research Society of International Law, sits down with Mavra Ghaznavi, Founder of Project Shumaar, to discuss the challenges of prosecuting cases of sexual violence in Pakistan.
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