Gender justice depends on women’s ability to participate in and influence decision-making, whether in the household, the community or at national level. But in Pakistan violence against women is endemic, It is found on streets and in homes, in offices and bedrooms. Gender-based violence in Pakistan includes domestic violence, rape, trafficking, honor killings, forced prostitution, public humiliation, incest, child marriages, and sexual harassment. Extreme forms of physical abuse include burning, acid throwing, physical mutilation and female infanticide. We particularly working for the women’s equal status in family, active participation in public life, and in the processes of decision making. Enabling them to combat violations through support structures at community levels.

Pakistani minorities consist of Ahmadis, Baha’is, Bud- dhists, Christians, Hindus, Jains, Kalasha (of Chitral), Paresis and Sikhs. According to 1998 Census the population was 137 million. Muslims account 96.16% while non-Muslims (religious minorities) 3.84% of the population. Pakistani miniorties are facining religious discrimination they have to refused jobs, loans, housing and other similar things simply because of their religious faith. Hundreds of Hindues have fled Pakistan to India due to religious discrimination. Pakistan's blasphemy laws are also a death penalty for miniorties they can't express themselves freely, Governor of Punjab, Salmaan Taseer, was killed by his own bodyguard on 4 January 2011 and Federal Minister for Minorities Affairs, Shahbaz Bhatti, was killed on 2 March 2011 for standing up for a blasphemy defendant. Moreover Pakistani Christian have faced swear attackes on Churches and their populated areas in which number of people loses their lives