Habiba Nowrose - When you have to fulfil someone else’s dream of the ideal woman, you tend to disregard what your inner voice is telling you to be

Sobia Ameen - Men are lucky that all feminists are demanding is equality and equity, given everything we have been through

Sabika Abbas Naqvi - Every time my pen raises itself to write a verse, I hope it is in favour of the oppressed

Zarrar Kahn - In my film, I wanted to convey the real-life horrors of living as a woman in a patriarchal world

Meesha Shafi - The act of speaking up has liberated me, it's been like shedding dead skin

Sadaf Saaz - “Women have a deep need and desire to be able to express themselves, to be empowered, to live a fulfilled life, reaching their potential”

Sarmad Khoosat - “The ideas of misogyny and patriarchy are a mindset, as opposed to a construct restricted to a gender”

Kate Manne and Urna Chakrabarty - “Misogyny is the metaphorical police force of patriarchy”

Surabhi Yadav - “Women At Leisure is a way to keep my mother’s memory alive”

Mira Malhotra - “If ads can sell you stuff by being witty and engaging, I can do the same with graphic design and feminist ideas”

Amber Arifeen - “As an artist, I have the capacity to express things that most women can’t, issues that resonate with most desi women”

Krantinaari of Wild Wild Women - “We don’t connect to the hip-hop that men create, so we make our own”

Aurat March - “We needed the Aurat March, we needed a collective feminist platform to voice our issues on the streets”

Swineryy - “There is no place for me in the world I’ve built, it’s just the joke”

Mariam Shafqat Goraya : “And my protest is obviously against misogyny. But [then] my personal anger is also about women who uphold these roles.”

Priyanka Paul: “I have so many marginalizations, that I’ve lost track”

Sheema Kermani : "I will keep dancing no matter what. Who has the right to tell me not to dance?”

Leeza Mangaldas : "Women's pleasure has been systematically ignored for so long"

Sabah Bano Malik: “ You basically stop women from being their own people so that they can be married off to someone and they decide what she'd become”

Radhika Vaz: “Let’s take marriage and get rid of it”