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In Pakistan’s largest city, women are bound by a common misery: no public toilets

  • Public toilets are a rare sight in Karachi, city of 20.3 million, which activists say severely impacts women’s mobility, safety
  • Sindh High Court this month ordered local authorities to construct bathrooms in markets, parks, hospitals, other public places
By NAIMAT KHAN ·

New public convenience project aims to make Pakistani metropolis cleaner, more inclusive

By Reuters ·

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