Explore a thought-provoking TEDx talk by Muhammad Moiz, a women's rights activist, policy maker, and comedian, as he delves into the complex world of gynecology and reproductive health in Pakistan. Journey inside a gynecologist's ward to examine power dynamics, bodily autonomy, and the societal discourse surrounding sexual and reproductive health. Gain insights into the challenges of reconciling women's rights activism with Pakistan's multi-layered society, characterized by masculinity, traditionalism, religion, and privacy. Discover how Moiz uses his viral Snapchat character, Shumaila Bhatti, to shed light on the obstacles women face in a hierarchical, male-dominated society. This 26-minute talk offers a unique perspective on changing the conversation around family planning and women's health in a culturally sensitive context.
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Changing the conversation on "family planning” | Muhammad Moiz | TEDxHabibUniversity
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