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NADRA Slammed for Declaring Men ‘Head of Family’ by Netizens

by Ayesal A
written by Ayesal A

Twitter users have criticized a policy approved by The National Database and Registration Authority (NADRA) as sexist after a user shared a screenshot of a message from the government organization stating that her husband was designated as the head of the household.

The user criticized NADRA for not recognizing her as the head of the household and expressed concern about the policy’s implications for women attempting to escape abusive relationships, as their private information is being sent to their spouses without their consent.

Other women also criticized NADRA for refusing to acknowledge female agency and noted how the policy isolates single-parent households, particularly women who have escaped abusive relationships.

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Netizens Call Out Nabil Gabol for Misogynistic Rape Remarks

by Ayesal A
written by Ayesal A

Nabil Gabol, a Pakistani politician and member of the Pakistan Peoples Party (PPP), has come under fire after a string of misogynistic comments surfaced on social media.

The politician has been heard making various disturbing comments on numerous podcasts, which have caused outrage among many.

Mr. Nabil Gabol, RAPE is Not a JOKE!

In one particular podcast, Gabol was seen discussing sexual abuse, stating that “there is a saying in English: if rape is imminent, just enjoy it.”

When the host disputed this, Gabol defended his statement, claiming that if one can endure rape, they should enjoy it; otherwise, they should stand their ground and raise their voice against it. He further claimed that if one endures rape, they get used to it, which is unacceptable.

Nabil Gabol’s comments have sparked outrage on Twitter, with many calling him out for his insensitive remarks. One user referred to Gabol as having “the sickest mind ever,” while others criticized him for promoting rape culture and victim blaming.

In another podcast, Nabil Gabol was heard asking for the contact details of social media sensation Ayesha (Mera Dil Yeh Pukare Aaja) suggestively. This comment has also drawn condemnation, with many calling it inappropriate and disrespectful.

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Moreover, in yet another video, Nabil Gabol was seen boasting about his ability to get whomever he wants. He claimed that while people from Karachi keep their emotions bottled up and release them in the bathroom, people like him can simply get whoever they want. This comment has also been criticized for its blatant display of arrogance and disrespect towards women.

As a result, Gabol and the PPP have faced backlash from many Twitter users, including political figures such as Fatima Bhutto and Bakhtawar Bhutto Zardari. Fatima Bhutto took to Twitter to express her disgust, stating, “Utter filth. Nabil Gabol exposes the absolute criminal mindset of Sindh’s government.

He has done nothing for Lyari, for the people he supposedly represents, and laughs while talking of such violence. Horrendous.” Bakhtawar Bhutto Zardari also condemned Gabol’s remarks, emphasizing that they do not represent the party’s stance on women’s rights and protection.

The incident has also sparked a wider conversation on the prevalence of sexual violence and harassment in Pakistan. According to the Human Rights Commission of Pakistan (HRCP), over 5,200 rapes were reported in the country in 2021, with a conviction rate of less than 3%. These statistics highlight the urgent need for greater awareness and action to tackle the issue of sexual violence in the country.

The incident involving Gabol has also raised questions about the role of political leaders in promoting respect and equality for women. Political figures need to lead by example and use their platform to promote positive change in society.

Gabol’s comments and behaviour are not only unacceptable but also demonstrate a lack of understanding and empathy towards victims of sexual violence and harassment.

In response to the incident, some Twitter users have called for Gabol to be held accountable for his actions and for the PPP to take action against him. Others have emphasized the importance of educating men and boys about consent and respect for women to prevent such incidents from happening in the future.

Another Twitter user wrote, “Hum jazbaat dil mein nahi rakhte. Jo pasand aagayi uthaaliya – Nabil Gabol proudly talks about getting women picked up without their consent, asks for the number of a minor KID like a pervert but yet dares to say, “You have a dirty mind” to someone else.”

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Yashma Gill Debunks ‘Gold Digger’ Stereotype by Encouraging Women to be Financially Independent

by Ayesal A
written by Ayesal A

During a recent interview with Nadir Ali, Pakistani actor Yashma Gill discussed the issue of women being stereotyped as gold diggers and stressed the importance of financial independence for all women.

In the interview clip, Ali talks about how a man’s worth is often judged by his financial status. Gill disagrees and points out that there are many examples where women from lower socioeconomic backgrounds are more successful than their husbands. She emphasizes that this statement about women being gold diggers is not true.

The host then mentions that women who earn money tend to say that they don’t need men. Gill clarifies that when a woman is financially independent, she is not helpless, and can take a stand for herself. She adds that the independence of women is their strength and power.

The host agrees and adds that everyone needs companionship. However, there must be compatibility, respect, and other important factors in a relationship.

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Yashma Gill Talks About Breaking the ‘Gold Bigger’ Stereotype

“I don’t want to take names, but if you look around us for examples of people from lower socioeconomic backgrounds, there are many examples where women are more successful than their husbands. But they are married, and they’re love marriages.”

“In this field?” questions Ali.

“I won’t take names,” reiterates Gill. “They can be in the field, I’m also talking about outside examples. I don’t think this statement is right where we label women as gold diggers, I don’t think so.”

“Really?” asks Ali. “The heart wants what it wants,” she says. “It’s a famous saying that the man earns and gives to the woman,” continues Ali, “but if the woman earns, she says she doesn’t need a man. It’s famous saying that women have this kind of mentality,” states the host.

“I think this is being confused with when a woman is independent, she is no longer helpless,” answers the Alif star. “She can take a stand for herself. She can say at home that she is not a burden on her family, and she won’t just marry anyone. Or, if she’s in an abusive relationship, she can take a stand for herself there. She knows she can take care of herself.”

“Okay, in this situation -” interjects Ali. “I think – I’m sorry I’m cutting you off,” Gill continues, “I think the independence of girls and women is their strength and power. It’s not that they don’t need men. Everyone needs companionship.”

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“Exactly,” agrees the host. “Take Hazrat Adam and Havva – it’s a natural thing,” continues Gill. “Everyone needs companionship. However, there must be compatibility, respect, and a lot of other things,” she adds.

Later, Yashma Gill took to her Instagram Story to clarify that the host only wanted her opinion on a common misconception in society. She made it clear that he did not agree with the misconception himself, and was respectful towards her throughout the interview.

“So just to clear the air, the respectable host only meant to ask my opinion on what is a common misconception in society. Nowhere did he agree with it himself or said that it is something that he believes in. It was just one of the many things that he discussed with me – “discussed” not imposed, argued or debated. Therefore let’s not get him wrong and frame him in ways he doesn’t deserve because he was nothing but extremely kind and respectful towards me and I was honestly in awe of his nature. A true gentleman.” She wrote.

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Actor Amna Malik’s Upcoming Drama Will Tackle Child Marriage

by Ayesal A
written by Ayesal A

Actress Amna Malik’s new upcoming drama, with the tentative title ‘Child Marriage’, is all set to break the stereotypes against an extremely important topic that has latched on to our society.

“Child Marriage”, is being produced by Big Bang Entertainment and will air on ARY Digital after Eid. In an interview, Amna Malik shared her two cents on the script.

She said:

“The script is very interesting, people will enjoy it while watching the drama. It is like old dramas such as Ankahi, a similar kind of family is shown in this [drama]. It shows the 70s era where we all wear churidaar pyjamas,” she added.

What we know so far is that the drama has been directed by Syed Meesum Naqvi and also stars Ijaz, Maria Wasti, Maya Khan, Saad, Paras, Diya Mughal and Sajida Syed.

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Importance of Ending Child Marriage

The practice of child marriage, which is the marriage of individuals under the age of 18, is a violation of human rights and is harmful to the health, education, and well-being of children, particularly girls. This is true in many countries, including Pakistan.

There are several reasons why it is more than necessary to end the concept of underaged marriage in Pakistan. Firstly, child marriage has significant negative consequences for the physical and mental health of children. Child brides are more likely to experience complications during pregnancy and childbirth, which can lead to maternal and infant mortality. Underage marriage also puts girls at risk of domestic violence, sexual abuse, and exploitation.

Secondly, child marriage has a negative impact on the education and economic opportunities of girls. Girls who are married at a young age are more likely to drop out of school, which limits their potential to earn a living and contribute to their families and communities. Child marriage perpetuates the cycle of poverty and inequality, as girls who marry young are less likely to have the skills and resources needed to improve their own lives and those of their families.

Finally, child marriage perpetuates gender inequality and reinforces harmful social norms and attitudes towards girls and women. It limits their autonomy and control over their own lives and bodies and reinforces the belief that girls are less valuable than boys. This contributes to a culture of discrimination and violence against girls and women.

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Mujhe Pyar Hua Tha’s Writer Reveals Why Saad is a Non-Toxic Character

by Ayesal A
written by Ayesal A

Pakistani drama serial Mujhe Pyar Hua Tha has gained massive popularity in very little time. Asides the storyline, one of the biggest reasons for this Saad (Wahaj Ali).

Saad is one of the main male leads in the show, he is the husband and cousin of Maheer (Hania Amir) the female lead.

While Saad has always loved Maheer and has cared for her since day 1, Maheer has feelings towards another man, and despite knowing how she feels, he has given his 100% to the relationship.

Unlike cliché leads, Mujhe Pyar Hua Tha’s Saad is a whole new league. So much so, Netizens have praised Wahaj’s character for being sensitive, down-to-earth, attentive, and for being devoted to his wife as he is to his parents.

In an interview, the female writer behind this iconic character and drama, Sidra Sahar Imran shared that she felt it was extremely important to address the toxic double standards that exist in our society, including shaming men for being sensitive or showing emotions and having a kind heart.

Moreover, she added that there is a need for men like Saad who are non-toxic in our society, and we couldn’t have agreed more. She said, “I had observed that often romance novels will depict the girl as a ‘sati savitri’ who will sacrifice all that she has, but I used to think that men also exist in our society why can’t we depict them the same way?”

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She added that many people on social media were in fact shocked to see such a character on the TV screen. “I can see that most people are shocked that a man like Saad is acting this way. Because we are so used to men not being able to tolerate a lot of abuse.

“Our society cannot understand the fact that men should be sensitive and soft-spoken since we are used to the standards telling them to be tough and loud. In our male-dominant society, we encourage men to be real men they need to be aggressive and outspoken to prove their worth.

“But there are a lot of men like Saad out there and I wanted to write a character like him.”

Imran added that she could have shown and revealed her anger in Saad through the Mujhe Pyar Hua Tha script, but she refused.

“I didn’t want my character to act in this manner, after coming a long way. He will not cater to such toxic standards about what a real man is.” She concluded.

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Mujhe Pyar Hua The Storyline

Mujhe Pyaar Hua Tha is a love triangle between Maheer, Saad, and Areeb. Saad has always been in love with his cousin Maheer but when he fails to confess it to her, life takes a different turn; and Areeb enters the frame.

Areeb’s toxic mother forces him to leave Maheer at the wedding venue, hence Saad steps up and takes Maheer as his wife to save her respect. But, Areeb realizes his mistakes and tries to convince her to accept and forgive him.

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Muzaffargarh: Teen Murdered by Aunt for Refusing Her Son’s Proposal

by Ayesal A
written by Ayesal A

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A teenage girl was ruthlessly murdered by her own aunt in Muzaffargarh. This incident took place because the victim had refused the proposal of her aunt’s son for marriage.

Muslimah, 16, was living with her maternal aunt after her father went missing from a coal mine years ago. Her mother had re-married a man from the Mingora area of Swat.

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The complaint was filed by her uncle Wazir Khan who shared that the young girl was being pressurized by her aunt to marry her 22-year-old son in Muzaffargarh.

But, she refused because she wasn’t ready to take such a big decision at this time. Unfortunately, she was poisoned to death by her aunt.

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Moreover, the police officials have stated that the girl was buried in a rush and her aunt’s family insisted that she passed from natural causes. But the father’s relatives refused to believe their story and demanded an autopsy of her body.

In the FIR filed at the Alpuri police station, Sher Ali and his father Hamil Kareem have also been named as culprits in the murder from Muzaffargarh.

It’s High Time Violence Against Women Stops!

Violence against women is a pervasive issue in many parts of the world, and it takes many forms. Women are often subjected to gender-based attacks, revenge, and are even considered as property when it comes to resolving tribal issues. Such violence has far-reaching consequences that not only harm individual women but also undermine the social fabric of entire communities. It is essential that we take concerted action to put an end to this kind of violence and ensure that women everywhere are safe and respected.

Gender-based violence is a serious problem that affects women all over the world. In many societies, women are seen as inferior to men and are treated as second-class citizens. This attitude can manifest in many ways, including physical violence, sexual assault, and emotional abuse. Women are often subjected to domestic violence, forced marriages, honour killings, and other forms of violence that are meant to control them and keep them subservient.

One of the most insidious forms of gender-based violence is revenge. Women are often targeted for revenge by men who feel that they have been slighted or wronged by them. This can take many forms, including physical violence, rape, and even murder. Women who are the victims of revenge attacks often suffer from long-lasting physical and psychological trauma, and many are left feeling scared and vulnerable.

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In addition to being subjected to gender-based attacks and revenge, women are often seen as property when it comes to resolving tribal issues. In many traditional societies, women are considered to be the property of their husbands or fathers, and they have no say in how they are treated or what happens to them. When tribal disputes arise, women are often used as bargaining chips or pawns, and their lives and well-being are not taken into account.

It is crucial that we take action to end violence against women and to ensure that women are treated as full and equal members of society. This requires a multi-faceted approach that addresses the root causes of gender-based violence and provides support to women who have been victimized. We must work to change attitudes towards women and promote gender equality in all aspects of society. We must also provide women with the resources and support they need to escape violent situations and rebuild their lives.

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From Sea View to Do Darya – Women are Being Openly Harassed

by Ayesal A
written by Ayesal A

You may have seen videos on different platforms in which women have called out harassers. Be it broad daylight, in the evening or at night, women are harassed in the open without any shame.

They are groped, cat-called, taunted, given flying kisses, and shown inappropriate (sexual)  actions among a number of things. Some of them face this issue while driving, and may while walking.

Another recent clip has gone viral showing a number of young bikers harassing a woman who started to record them to shame them.

These incidents have openly increased near Seaview and Do Darya in recent times, where families usually go to spend quality time with families.

However, with an increase in indecency acts against women, if families can’t come to the beach or go to the restaurants in those localities, they won’t have any family activities to do.

Watch the Video of Harassment Against Women Below:

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The incident took place on March 19 (Sunday) at Do Darya in Defence Housing Authority (DHA) Phase-VIII. According to the victim, there were at least 15 boys on the motorbikes who were repeatedly hitting her car and making gestures.

When they saw her making a video, they started threatening them with dire consequences. The faces of the young boys can be clearly seen in the video.

We hope the police use the video to find and identify these men and give them proper punishment and teach a lesson to prevent these incidents from happening to them in the near future.

How Can Women Protect Themselves?

There are some techniques women can implement to protect themselves in public places. These include:

  • Carry a safety kit (i.e pepper spray)
  • Carry a bag – since your backside is mostly invisible, its always a good idea to hang a bag that will protect your body
  • When in public, try to position yourself in a manner where your back is facing a wall or where there are fewer people around
  • Keep your hands in cross position when using public commute or in rushed areas where there are many individuals nearby
  • Be camera ready, don’t be shy is capturing the culprits on video and then filing a complaint against them

Have any other tactics? Share them with us in the comments below

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“In Our Society A Man’s Problem is Kept Hidden” -Sunita Marshall

by Ayesal A
written by Ayesal A

Recently, model and actress Sunita Marshall talked about several things, from the type of television roles she wants to do to the taboo topics of society.

During the conversation, Marshall shared that it is regrettable that in our society if a man is impotent and cannot give a woman children, his medical condition is kept hidden by himself and the family.

While on the other hand, if a woman is barren, this news is circulated around the entire society and people frown upon her as if she was the one who deliberately chose this for herself.

Sunita Marshall recently appeared on an episode of Sar-e-Rah in which she plays Dr. Muzna, a woman bound in a marriage where there’s a constant third party present – her overbearing mother-in-law.

While the two haven’t been able to have a child in their six years of marriage, it’s revealed that Aamir is the one who is impotent.  Even though Sunita Marshall’s character continues to be patient in her marriage, taking Aamir for treatment and hoping for the best while bearing the taunts of her mother-in-law, who insists she’ll get Aamir remarried in order to get a grandchild.

Watch Sunita Marshall’s Interview Clip Below:

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Importance of Understanding Impotency Doesn’t Mean a Man is Any Lesser

Impotency is a medical condition that affects the ability of a man to achieve or maintain an erection during sexual intercourse.

While this condition can cause emotional distress, it is important to remember that being impotent does not define a man’s masculinity or manhood.

The idea that a man’s worth is tied to his sexual ability is a harmful and outdated stereotype. Sexual function is just one aspect of a man’s life, and it should not be the sole measure of his value as a person. A man who is impotent can still be a loving partner, a caring friend, and a successful member of society.

It is crucial to understand that impotency can happen to anyone, and it is not a reflection of a man’s character or worth. Many factors can contribute to impotency, including age, medical conditions, medications, and psychological factors. It is a medical condition that requires proper diagnosis and treatment, just like any other health issue.

It is essential to approach impotency with empathy and understanding. Men who are impotent may feel embarrassed or ashamed, and they may avoid seeking help because of the stigma attached to this condition.

However, it is important to encourage men to talk openly about their experiences and seek medical attention if they are experiencing erectile dysfunction.

There are many treatment options available for impotency, including medication, therapy, and surgery. Men who are impotent can work with their healthcare providers to find a treatment plan that works best for them.

It is important to remember that with proper treatment, many men can regain their sexual function and enjoy a fulfilling sex life.

Kudos to Sunita Marshall for understanding the difficulties women go through because of society.

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Internet Praises Man Who Shielded Woman at Zaman Park

by Ayesal A
written by Ayesal A

Zaman Park has become nothing short of a war ground between PTI supporters and the authorities. From tear gas to shellings, chairs to sticks, everything was seen in the showdown.

However, not all news that is coming from the residence of former Prime Minister Imran Khan has been negative. A video clip is going viral showing a young man protecting an unarmed woman from the authorities.

Reportedly, the man, who was identified as Usman shielded former MPA Seemabia Tahir Satti at Zaman Park from the brutal attack.

Many individuals took to social media to praise the young man for his heroic act.

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Here’s how social media reacted to the scenario:

Hina Abbasi took to Twitter to write:

‘Today when the police fired and shelled former MPA Seemabia Tahir Satti at Zaman Park at that time our brave son of Pakistan Usman saved her from this state oppression and brutality. This is a grave violation of human rights in any country across the globe: Shooting at an innocent unarmed woman.’

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‘People like him are the hope that we are so desperately seeking. We know we have a united nation now, we care for each other and we will win this together InshaAllah نَصْرٌ مِّن اللَّهِ وَفَتْحٌ قَرِيبٌ’ writes Nadia Khan.

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Another user wrote, ‘Proud of a such great man who shielded woman against straight fire.’

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Former MPA Seemabia Tahir Satti

Seemabia Tahir is a Pakistani politician who has been making waves in the country’s political landscape. She has quickly risen to prominence as a leader who champions the rights of marginalized communities and works tirelessly to improve the lives of her constituents.

One of Seemabia Tahir’s primary focuses in the assembly was on improving education and healthcare services in her constituency. She was a strong advocate for increased funding for schools and hospitals and worked to ensure that these services were accessible to everyone, regardless of their economic status.

Another issue that Seemabia Tahir has been vocal about is women’s rights. She has been a tireless advocate for gender equality and has worked to create legislation that protects women from discrimination and violence.

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In 2018, Seemabia Tahir made history when she became the first woman from her constituency to be elected to the National Assembly. Her victory was seen as a major milestone for women in Pakistani politics and inspired many young women to pursue careers in public service.

Since joining the National Assembly, Seemabia Tahir has continued to work on issues that are important to her constituents. She has been a vocal advocate for the rights of farmers and has worked to improve access to credit and market opportunities for small-scale agricultural producers.

In addition to her work in politics, Seemabia Tahir is also a philanthropist who has been involved in various charitable initiatives. She has worked to provide education and healthcare services to underprivileged communities and has been recognized for her contributions to the field of social work.

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UN Observes First International Day Against Islamophobia

by Ayesal A
written by Ayesal A

The United Nations (UN) is observing 15th March 2023 as the first International Day against Islamophobia. UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres affirmed that the move is “a call for action to stamp out anti-Muslim hatred”.

“Discrimination diminishes us all. We must stand up against it,” he tweeted from his official Twitter handle. “Today & every day, we must counter the forces of division by reaffirming our common humanity,” he added.

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Last year, the United Nations General Assembly adopted a resolution (unanimous) submitted by Pakistan on behalf of the Organisation of Islamic Cooperation (OIC) to recognize the International Day against Islamophobia in order to combat the issue.

The UN said that a recent UN special rapporteur report on freedom of religion or belief indicated that “suspicion, discrimination and outright hatred towards Muslims had reached ‘epidemic proportions’”.

Islamophobia – An Increasing ‘Problem’

“It says to me that we really have a problem, a big problem, in order for the UN to come out and recognise that Islamophobia is a worldwide issue and to talk against it,” said Heisam Galyon, a member of the Islamic Society of Greater Houston. “We need to talk about it. You can’t solve a problem if you don’t bring it up.”

Importance of International Day Against Islamophobia

The International Day Against Islamophobia is an important opportunity to raise awareness about the growing issue of hate and discrimination against Muslims.

By increasing awareness of Islamophobia and its harmful impact on individuals and society, the day can help promote greater understanding, respect, and tolerance towards Muslims and their beliefs.

Some ways in which the International Day Against Islamophobia can help combat hate against Muslims include:

  1. Raising awareness: By highlighting the prevalence and harmful effects of Islamophobia, the day can help raise awareness and educate people about the issue.
  2. Challenging stereotypes: The day can encourage people to challenge harmful stereotypes and assumptions about Muslims, and instead promote a more nuanced and accurate understanding of the religion and its followers.
  3. Encouraging dialogue: The day can promote dialogue and engagement between Muslims and non-Muslims, fostering greater understanding and respect between different communities.
  4. Advocating for change: The day can encourage individuals, organizations, and governments to take concrete steps to combat Islamophobia, such as implementing policies that protect Muslims from discrimination and hate crimes.

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