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INTRODUCTION
Established in 2003, Mukhtar Mai Women’s Welfare Organization (MMWWO) is
lead by Mukhtar Mai, known for her struggle for the protection and promotion of
women’s rights.
Apart from advocacy and awareness campaign MMWWO provides legal & para
aid and shelter to approximately 500 survivors of violence annually through
Mukhtar Mai Women’s Resource Centre & Shelter Home and free education to
hundreds of girls in the remote and deprived areas of Southern region of Punjab
province of Pakistan, a region with the worst examples of women’s rights
violations in the pretext of various local customs, practices and stereo types e.g.
rape, gang rape, domestic violence, honour killing, vani (exchange of women in
settling the disputes), exchange and early marriages.
2010 was a tragic year in the history of Pakistan. The unprecedented flood was
so catastrophic that it took even the new born from the laps of mother. Flood the
whole resource leaving only problems behind it. Flood does not only damage the
socio-economic condition but also gave birth to socio-political and socio-
psychological problems. The spectrum does not only stop with food and shelter
but also gave rise to violation of human rights. The brewing of dearness of edible
goods is adding oil to injury.
Despite of all the challenges Mukhtar Mai Women’s Organization tried its level
best to address the plight of women human rights and serve the hundreds of
destitute women beyond its limits through its various services,
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Mukhtar Mai Women Resource Center
Reception and Intake of Survivors.
526 cases
Women Resource Center of women
rights
600 violation
500 were
reported in
400
frequency
9
10
11
ta
above
To
2
Legal Support Unit
Legal Support
900 Mukhtar
800 Mai
700 Women
600 Resource
frequency
500 Center
400 provide
300 free legal
200 support
100 and legal
0 adevices
1 2 3 Total to clients.
Nature of case During
2010 legal
Nature of case Frequency Percentage support
unit
provided help to 803 women including family matters, criminal and civil cases
with the ratio of 25, 57 and 18 percent respectively.
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Shelter Home
S# Nature of case Frequency Percentage
1 Abduction 5 12
2 Divorce 4 9
3 Rape 2 5
4 Gang rape 3 7
5 Marriage by choice 7 16
6 Miscellaneous 22 50
Total 43 100
Shelter home
120
100
80
frequency
Nature of case
60 Frequency
Percentage
40
20
0
1 2 3 4 5 6 Total
nature of case
4
Mobile Unit
S# Nature of service Frequency Percentage
1 Medical 22 39
2 Court 34 61
Total 56 100
Mobile unit
120
100
80
frequency
1
60 2
Total
40
20
0
Nature of service Frequency Percentage
nature of case
5
Help Line
S# Nature of case Frequency Percentage
1 Acid burning 42 14
2 Murder 21 7
3 Rape 50 17
4 Domestic violence 45 15
5 Maintenance 27 9
6 Life threat 15 5
7 Divorce 20 7
8 Marriage by force 7 2
9 Stolen things 12 4
10 Marriage by choice 8 3
11 Sexual harassment 8 3
12 Miscellaneous 42 14
Total 297 100
Help line
350
300
250
frequency
Nature of case
200
Frequency
150
Percentage
100
50
0
1
10
11
12
l
ta
To
Nature of case
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News Record
S# Nature of case Frequency Percentage
1 abduction 445 28
2 murder 157 10
3 Sexual harassment 297 19
4 Things stolen 112 7
5 maintains 223 14
6 rape 57 3
7 Gang rape 37 2
8 Marriage by choice 115 7
9 Marriage by force 125 8
10 Miscellaneous 24 2
Total 1592 100
News Clips
1800
1600
1400
1200
Frequency
Nature of case
1000
Frequency
800
600 Percentage
400
200
0
l
1
9
10
ta
To
Nature of case
Mukhtar Mai Women Resource center keep the record of cases of women’s
rights violation that report in daily news papers. According to the figures of 4 daily
news paper including, Jang, Nawa-e-waqat, Khabrain and Express, 1558 cases
were reported in various parts of South Punjab. In reported cases, kidnapping,
rape, sexual harassment, marriage by choice and forced marriage were highest
rate.
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Emergency response during flood 2010.
During the emergency situation of flood, Mukhtar Mai Women’s Organization
hosted camps for flood victims. It provided free lodging and boarding to 1500
flood victims for 2 weeks. The organization also hosted 4 medical camps in
collaboration NRSP health Unit Faisalabad to provide free medicine to flood
victims.
http://www.globalpost.com/dispatch/study-abroad/100824/pakistan-floods-
victims-refugees-mukhtar-mai-relief-organizations
Organization Development
The organization was registered under societies Act XXI, 1860.
MMWO has also started the service of vocational training center for
women and girls from community and also for the women who seeks
shelter, to make the capable to earn livelihood so that they would be
economically independent and feel the part of main stream of society.
MMWO also has started free dispensary for women and girls of near by
community. The medical dispensary is in initial stage and is providing first
aid to the needy people.
MMWO also has expended its community volunteer program in 7 districts
of South Punjab.
Computerized Financial Information System
The Organization has launched its new website.