00:04People expect me to stay at home, to be nice, to give up my space. Freedom is a sense of
00:11autonomy, but I do come from a very patriarchal world. They see my differences first. It was
00:17difficult to not have to be seen as a man or a woman. I don't want to apologize for being
00:23angry
00:23anymore. Does that make sense? I'm not afraid to say that I do believe in something great.
00:30And I'm not going to give up. Fundamental. Again, they're justice. No exceptions.
00:54Thank you very much.
01:16And especially in Pakistan, if you look at traditional families, it's a very different outlook.
01:34Our mother, she had a whole day with her children.
01:39She looked at her in her life.
01:43We saw that it was a very powerful image of my father.
01:48And the role of my mother was a submissive.
01:54With that, there was a difference between age and age.
01:59And when we were growing, we realized that my mother was married.
02:06And when she was married, she was married in 13 years.
02:10And at that time, it was an acceptable norm.
02:13And today, there were many traditional families.
02:15And when she was married, she was married in 13 years, 14 years.
02:17.
10:45It was a very difficult time for me to be able to live with my husband.
10:53My husband and my husband were married in 18 years.
10:57He was the youngest.
10:58Without my mother, I didn't spend two minutes.
11:02I came from school, and it was the time of the evening.
11:08My family was a lot of people.
11:10I felt like I was happy to play with my sisters.
11:12I'll play with them, and I'll go with them to play with them.
11:15So I said,
11:17I won't go to school tomorrow, because tomorrow it's married.
11:20I'll get new clothes,
11:22I'll get this,
11:22I'll get a great room,
11:24I'll get everything you have.
11:34I'll get my kids and I'll get them all finished.
11:36And so,
11:37when I was at home,
11:40And then at that time,
11:41I had heard for the age,
11:43that I was happy,
11:45that I was just getting everything I could get in,
11:47so,
11:48I was getting married.
11:51I was my son.
11:51I don't have to worry about these people.
11:57I married my little age.
11:59I married my little sister.
12:01I married my little sister.
12:04In our society, marriage is so glamourized.
12:08And in the children, internally, fear they have.
12:13If it's not married, then what will happen?
12:17Then, the guilt of that child,
12:20It was that I have to kill the house, not to work.
12:27I never killed my life.
12:31I was lying on the back of my bed, on my feet.
12:37I didn't eat food, 7-7-8 days.
12:43.
13:10Why didn't you come in your heart?
13:13Why didn't you come in?
13:15I wasn't happy.
13:17I was living in my life.
13:21I didn't see his house too.
13:24It was far away.
13:26If you couldn't go alone, why would you send me to me?
13:35What's wrong with me?
13:41I had a lot of love for you.
13:47My heart blew out.
14:11I don't know.
14:20I just want to say that whatever things I have in my life
14:24was not good before, so it will be good.
14:30When dealing with all the issues,
14:35I have a lot of hope.
14:48There was a trend in the past few years
14:51that people are happy to say that my daughter has taken a number of exams
14:56or that my daughter has become something.
15:00As people have studied in studies, we see a change from that.
15:12As-salamu alaykum, children.
15:14Assalamu alaykum as-salam.
15:16What do you think when should a child be married?
15:21Three years.
15:23Three years? Why did you say that you said that?
15:26How long have you been doing?
15:29What do you mean?
15:31A job of teaching.
15:34They want to make something,
15:35their dreams, their dreams,
15:37they want to make them complete.
15:40They don't leave their dreams in their hearts.
15:43I want to become a scientist.
15:45I want to become a doctor.
15:47I want to go to the police.
15:49I want to become a singer.
15:53I don't think that I can do something else.
15:59I want to go to my associates,
16:01I want to become a doctor,
16:02other than that.
16:06I want to become a doctor.
16:26And when he does a female,
16:54Our motto is, our community is our campaign.
16:58So we are fighting every issue that's impacting our community.
17:02Why is it important that we fight for queer justice, gender justice, and against racism?
17:08Because you cannot fight for one without fighting for the other.
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