No discrimination|| Girls’ Education|| Present Past

Balochistan shares vast territory with Pakistan, but it is the most backward province of the country. Besides this, Balochistan is also lagging regarding girls' rights to education threatened in Balochistan, especially in the past, the females were overlooked by the parents and authorities regarding school enrollment. On the other way, females were forced to sit at home and took care of their children. 

            Likewise, when we observe the traditional background of Baloch culture, it reveals a conservative mindset not to let girls come out of their homes. They are bounded by their traditional rules and regulations. But in such a modernized world, Baloch is to innovate its traditional concept and allow their females to get an education and make their bright future.

            By now, to some extent, tendencies have mutated in Balochistan, and Balochs agreed to educate their daughters on lower levels. And then, the girls’ aptitude further, to a great extent, persuaded the Baloch parents' that females are not inferior to males in any field of life. A girl’s birth would cause glum in our society, while on a boy’s birth, community members were rejoicing. There must be equal rights and observation among both genders.

 Indeed, it was a frustrating condition, but now this has considerably got obsoleted. People now consider the birth of a girl as a blessing and onward to educate them as equal to males.

            After the change in thoughts and traditions in Balochistan, the higher authorities feel their responsibilities and provide more opportunities to females for education and other faculties. Females are an equivalent part of life, so the Baloch nation should grasp this reality of life and not confine girls merely in households, but educate them and let them participate in entire life’s activities.

 

By: Shaad D.M 

HOPLEA Academy Absor

Turbat Kech Balochistan