Pakistan is one of the most populous, geographically and strategically important countries located in South Asia. Pakistan is suffering from an energy crises since the… Read More »Youth Dialogue on Energy Challenges & Solutions
By Momina Naveed As part of my SEPLAA YLC Peace Semester project, I chose to do research on the topic of child labour and its… Read More »Pakistani children need to be freed from Child Labour
Report by Sadaf Sajid & Amna Liaqat. On Saturday 16th April, the SEPLAA YLC held their third International Skype session with Ms. Katarzyna Szutkowski from… Read More »Report on SYLC International Dialogue on Women in Global Peace
The SYLC Peace Semester included several students from LGS and TNS Beaconhouse who took part in the advocacy campaign. The following is a poster created… Read More »SYLC Advocacy Post 6: Poster on Child Rights
By: Meryum Hayat Living in a society where we are surrounded by conflicting social norms, it is not difficult to believe that those opinions, which… Read More »The Pakistani Dream
By: Nayha Bano Khan, Editor SYLC Young Leaders’ Blog Recently, while I was watching my three- year old cousin expertly mastering a new racing game… Read More »Video Games or Lego Blocks?
By: Meryum Hayat Everyday, we face different situations that manage to stretch a smile across our face. It can be some humorous encounter, a mere… Read More »Finding Happiness In Someone Else’s Misery
By: Nayha Bano Khan, Editor SYLC Young Leaders’ Blog Living in a city that undergoes seemingly endless, exceptionally hot summers, it comes as no surprise… Read More »Lahore Wintertime: A Frigid Tale
By: Meryum Hayat A mere droplet of water can ignite a fire of optimism in a person’s eye that is deprived of this necessity, whereas… Read More »Thoughts: A Matter of Perception?
By Nayha Bano Khan SEPLAA Summer Intern, 2015 Almost throughout the year, most of us live carelessly. We absentmindedly toss that yellow packet of salted… Read More »Saving The Earth- Are You Playing Your Part?