
Balochistan Assembly Passes Pivotal Bill To Safeguard Women In Workplace
Fahad Shabbir (@FahadShabbir) Published July 28, 2025 | 08:09 PM

The Balochistan Assembly has taken a major legislative stride by passing a landmark amendment bill aimed at protecting women from workplace harassment, marking a significant step toward building safer and more equitable work environments across the province
QUETTA, (UrduPoint / Pakistan Point News - 28th Jul, 2025) The Balochistan Assembly has taken a major legislative stride by passing a landmark amendment bill aimed at protecting women from workplace harassment, marking a significant step toward building safer and more equitable work environments across the province.
Chief Minister Mir Sarfraz Bugti praised the bill’s approval as a “collective success” and “practical step toward a more inclusive society,” emphasizing its role in fostering gender equality and sustainable development.
“True progress is only possible when men and women work together in a secure and respectful environment,” Bugti said during the assembly session. “This law reflects our shared commitment to protecting women’s rights and dignity.”
The bill, which strengthens legal safeguards against harassment in both public and private sector workplaces, was championed by Dr.
Rubaba Khan Buledi, Advisor on Women’s Development. Her leadership in drafting the legislation and rallying bipartisan support was widely commended.
Bugti acknowledged the contributions of opposition members, noting that unity on issues of human dignity is essential for long-term provincial progress.
“I congratulated the house for passing a law that brings safety, trust, and opportunity to women in their workplaces,” He added. “Our government remains committed to empowering women with equal rights, respect, and security.”
The Chief Minister concluded by extending appreciation to all stakeholders involved in crafting the bill and reiterated his government’s pledge to defend women’s rights in all spheres of life.
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