Breaking Barriers Empowering Female Education In Gilgit Baltistan S The article "what restraints are there on female education in high mountainous rural areas of gilgit baltistan, pakistan." delves into the barriers that hinder girls' access to education in gilgit. Female education in high mountainous rural areas of gilgit baltistan, pakistan, development in practice, 31:8, 1040 1050, doi: 10.1080 09614524.2021.1907539 to link to this article: doi.or.
Pamir Times The area has the highest rate of population density per cultivated hectare in pakistan. travel and communications is generally difficult. according to the census of 1998, the educational indicators for gilgit baltistan are below national average with a literacy rate of 37.85% (male 52.62% female 21. 65%). Murtaza, k. f. (2012). women empowerment through higher education in gilgit baltistan. international journal of academic research in business and social sciences, 2 (9), 343 367. the growing social awareness across the globe has brought a number of issues to the fore among which gender equality and empowerment of women are very significant. Gilgit baltistan, which increased women’s involvement in politics and political activities. to further enhance women's political participation, the ppp’s government has appointed a first ever female governor of gilgit baltistan, dr shama khali. , through the nomination system (without contesting election) on the reserved women’s seat. This paper reports a study conducted in one of the villages of gilgit baltistan of pakistan. the purpose of the study is to explore the perceptions of female students and their parents regarding female education. a qualitative case study method was employed to investigate the subject matter.
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