This booklet offers a thorough exploration of anti-rape laws in Pakistan, shedding light on the legislative and procedural framework aimed at combating sexual violence. It examines the evolution of laws, including the Anti-Rape (Investigation and Trial) Ordinance, and evaluates their effectiveness in ensuring justice for survivors. The booklet also discusses societal barriers, such as victim-blaming and inadequate support systems, which often prevent survivors from coming forward. By highlighting key cases and providing policy recommendations, it aims to foster a deeper understanding of the steps needed to strengthen protections and accountability mechanisms.
