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19 responses to “The F.E. Choudhry Gallery: Women at Work”

1. Ayesha says:

   June 27, 2008 at 2:42 pm

   What a powerful photograph this is. And how much times have changed (women). And also not changed in some respects (poverty).

2. Ali Dada says:

   May 2, 2008 at 9:34 pm

   I don’t know about Nadeem sahab, but I won’t tolerate exploitation of females by putting them in hard labour.

   This is inhumane. Nothing to do with sexism or machismo as some have tried to paint it.

3. Gill says:

   May 1, 2008 at 1:45 pm

   “It makes one wonder how we came to lock ourselves in patriarchal prison, pushing half of our population off the public sphere. ”

   It might have happened, possibly, when we realized embracing the Western idea of pushing our women into the public sphere brought us absolutely nothing and we were at the bottom of the world.

   And though some drama-prone people would like to still make that claim, looking at the rest of the third world, particularly Iraq and Afghanistan, assures us we don’t have that excuse anymore. Having a military that’s in the top 10 in the world is at least worth that much.

4. shakila saddique says:

   April 30, 2008 at 2:24 am

   Dear Freind

   greetins you have done really a great job. a beautiful photo, in which a rikshaw driver woman is riding cycle rikshaw. i came to know about the history of Pakistan that in 1960s women were quite free than now.

   God bless you to do more great work

   best regards
   shakila