مغربی تصورِ حقوق نسواں کے پاکستانی معاشرے پر منفی اثرات: ایک معاصرانہ تحقیقی جائزہ

NEGATIVE EFFECTS OF WESTERN CONCEPT OF FEMINISM ON PAKISTANI SOCIETY: A CONTEMPORARY RESEARCH REVIEW

Abstract

Women's rights movements in the West have come under fire for perhaps having detrimental effects on traditional communities. Although promoting gender equality is a noble objective, others contend that Western beliefs may unintentionally fuel cultural imperialism. Western principles imposed on culturally diverse nations run the risk of undermining indigenous customs and creating resistance to change. Social tensions may arise when Western feminism's emphasis on independence conflicts with communal ideals in other countries. Moreover, the universal strategy could not tackle the distinct obstacles encountered by women throughout different regions of the globe, thereby restricting the efficacy of these campaigns. Sometimes, the Western perspective can silence regional voices and impede the creation of gender-related solutions that are sensitive to cultural differences. To make sure that the fight for women's rights does not inadvertently have detrimental effects, a more sophisticated and culturally sensitive strategy is required. In this paper, negative impacts of western concept of women right has been discussed.