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Khalida Brohi (Baluchistán, 1988) es una activista pakistaní por los derechos de las mujeres y emprendedora social. Es miembro del pueblo Brahui, una tribu indígena de Baluchistan,asentada en Estados Unidos después de su matrimonio.
Khalida Brohi is an award winning activist and social entrepreneur from Balochistan part of Pakistan. At 30, Khalida is the founder and Executive Director of Sughar Foundation. A nonprofit focused on unleashing potential in tribal women and challenging customs like honor killings, exchange marriages, child marriages.
Official website. Khalida Brohi is a Pakistani activist for women's rights and a social entrepreneur. She is a member of the Brahui people, an indigenous tribe of Balochistan, and now has been settled in United States after her marriage.
Khalida Brohi is a Pakistani woman who founded an organization to end honor killings and empower Pakistani women in the tribal region. She shares her personal story, her work, and her vision for women's rights and social change in her TED talk and other media platforms.
About Khalida Brohi. Khalida Brohi grew up in a small village in the province of Balochistan, Pakistan. Her parents had been married in a practice known as an exchange marriage, or watta satta. Her mother was 9 years old at the time, her father was 13. Khalida, the second oldest became the first girl in her village to go to school.
4 de sept. de 2018 · A Memoir of Hope and Pride in Pakistan. By Khalida Brohi. Purchase. An honor killing is defined in many ways, but to me it's an ego killing. It's to restore men's honor. ... These days, it's...
A fearless memoir about tribal life in Pakistan—and the act of violence that inspired one ambitious young woman to pursue a life of activism and redefine honor.
