Ritesh Shah’s screenplay fashions Singh’s handling of Uzma’s plight into a suspense thriller. While there’s actually no ...

An Indian diplomat attempts to bring back a girl from Pakistan, who was forced and deceived into marriage against her will.

Pashtun society, rich in history, culture, and tradition, is characterized by a profound respect for its social codes and norms. However, the role of women within this society is a complex issue.

And like most Austen novels, the conversation often turns to marriage. The sisters are preparing for a family wedding at the weekend - where the bride and groom are first cousins. Many people ...

Though she dreamed of having children someday, she wasn’t convinced that marriage was a necessary step. At a time when China’s birth rate has dropped by 68% since 1988, the government has been ...

including Pashtun Tahaffuz Movement leader Manzoor Pashteen and rights activist Mahrang Baloch. Prime minister’s aide on political affairs Rana Sanaullah rebuffed claims that the hotel was ...

Our advice columnists have heard it all over the years—so we’re diving into the archives of Care and Feeding, Slate’s parenting advice column, to share classic letters with our readers ...

They also agreed to be the happy witnesses to their instant secret marriage in the house of Majnun ... We even read how his Pashtun colleague-turned-friend Dost Muhammad simply left the city ...

Every day, almost one in five young women are married off while still children, according to the UN reproductive and sexual health agency, UNFPA, which is urging countries to say “I don’t” to child ...

“Millers in Marriage” isn’t a science fiction movie. Which is unfortunate, because if it were, we might’ve gotten a decent explanation for why one minute of the characters’ lives makes you feel as if ...