Key Points
- Violence against women is considered a constitutional attack
- The right to seek divorce is protected by the Constitution
- Crimes against women are unconstitutional
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The Pakistan Supreme Court has termed violence against women as an attack on the Constitution. The court stated that a woman's right to seek divorce is protected by the Constitution, and any violence faced while exercising this right is an attack on the Constitution. The court sentenced a defendant to death in a case and emphasized that crimes against women are unconstitutional. This decision is seen as a significant step towards preventing violence against women and protecting women's rights in Pakistan.
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- What is violence against women considered as?
- A constitutional attack
- Is the right to seek divorce protected by the Constitution?
- Yes, it is
- How are crimes against women characterized?
- As unconstitutional
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