Quetta: Highly educated women in Balochistan are making significant strides across various walks of life, particularly establishing a strong presence in the legal profession. According to Radio Pakistan, the courts in Quetta have witnessed a notable increase in female lawyers, with nearly one hundred and fifty women currently practicing law. Every year, twenty to twenty-five new female advocates join the professional field, actively contributing to the delivery of justice. The legal profession is proving to be an effective means of securing a dignified and empowering career for women in Balochistan.
Highly Educated Women in Balochistan Making Strides in Legal Profession
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