Pakistan's attitude towards women in the workforce

 Pakistan finally seems to be developing, and no doubt its terror groups. They have a new attitude towards 'women in the workforce'.  The Jaish-e-Mohammed is opening a new unit in their 'organisation' that recruits women. They pay 500 PKR, possibly more, due to their sky-high inflation. These funds will help women turn into more terrorists than the Pakistani economy can afford to lose. 

As a part of this course, women relatives of Jaish members will be teaching other women about Jihadi and Islam, so that more women drop out of school, further boosting the Pakistani economy. Just when we thought that the terrorists could not have a more closed mindset, they opened it up, and beckoned for people to criticise it, all so they can label it as 'Western Propaganda'.

While gender equality may be the goal, should being brainwashed and trained to be a cold-blooded killer in the name of religion be considered a right? They also make the applicants fill out online forms, with probable questions like "Rate the satisfaction you get from being able to kill innocent people out of 10". The groups believe that starting units like the 'Jamat ul-Muminat' will help them tackle societal problems, such as women's right to leave their homes. While they may do the same, they also worsen societal norms by making terrorism a common household name (which it may already be in Pakistan). 

By putting up recruitment posters like those for 'educational purposes', Pakistan is showing its concrete and clear steps in following FATF (Financial Action Task Force) recommendations, of which they were just removed from the grey list a few years ago. One small step towards peace and harmony is a big leap for Pakistan. 

These terror camps should be prevented from growing at such a fast pace; these are the rules FATF clearly wants to enforce, not just some. At the end, women should be allowed to choose their careers, just not brainwashed into choosing the wrong ones.