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Zofeen Ebrahim

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Histórica sentencia busca redefinir los derechos patrimoniales de las mujeres divorciadas en Pakistán

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By Zofeen Ebrahim Verified
| IPS Inter Press Service
KARACHI, Pakistán –  Una sentencia histórica del Tribunal Superior de Islamabad, que reconoció el matrimonio como una asociación económica y concedió a una mujer divorciada una parte igual de los bienes adquiridos durante el matrimonio, ha desencadenado una reacción legal y religiosa.
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Amid Hormuz instability, attention shifts to Pakistan’s Gwadar port

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By Zofeen Ebrahim Verified
| Dialogue Earth Verified
Iran has closed and re-opened the Strait of Hormuz several times since the US-Iran war began in February. When operating normally, ships transport about a fifth of global oil consumption through the chokepoint. Importantly, more than four-fifths of the oil and liquefied natural gas moving through Hormuz in 2024 was destined for Asia. It was this over-dependence on Hormuz that has put Pakistan’s sleepy Gwadar port under the spotlight during the US-Iran war.
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Landmark Ruling Could Redefine Divorced Women’s Property Rights in Pakistan

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By Zofeen Ebrahim Verified
| Global Issues
An Islamabad High Court ruling awarding a divorced woman an equal share of assets acquired has sparked debate in Pakistan.
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