A majority of employed Pakistanis (74%) claim to be satisfied with their jobs
Islamabad, 28 November, 2019 According to a Gilani Research Foundation Survey carried out by Gallup…
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Since 2006, Public remains divided over whether females enjoy equal rights in Pakistan or not. (GALLUP & GILANI PAKISTAN POLL)
Islamabad, October 3, 2019 In a Gallup & Gilani Pakistan National Survey conducted in the…
Between 1981 and 2017, a 48% rise in the proportion of Pakistanis who think it is appropriate for women to work where both men and women work together. (GALLUP & GILANI PAKISTAN POLL)
Islamabad, October 1, 2019 In a Gallup & Gilani Pakistan National Survey conducted in the…
Burqa for women is becoming a less popular choice of dressing, replaced by Shalwars Kameez with Dupatta and Hijab without face veil. (GALLUP & GILANI PAKISTAN POLL)
Islamabad, September 30, 2019 In a Gallup & Gilani Pakistan National Survey conducted in the…
Between 2001 and 2017 there has been a 14% rise (rising from 20% to 34%) in the proportion of Pakistanis who would prefer a female boss, equal to the proportion of Pakistanis who would prefer a male boss.
In a Gallup & Gilani Pakistan National Survey conducted in the year 2001 i.e., 1…
Public Opinion on Veiling and Hijab for Women in Pakistan
3 key learnings from this study: a) A majority of Pakistanis are of the…
Over a period of 16 years, 12% more Pakistanis believe that men should be paid more than the women and there has been a decline in advocates of equal pay.
In a Gallup & Gilani Pakistan National Survey conducted in the year 2001, respondents were…
Over a period of 16 years, 14% more Pakistanis are accepting of a female boss.
In a Gallup & Gilani Pakistan National Survey conducted in the year 2001, respondents were…
Over a period of 8 years, 6% more Pakistanis believe that a husband and wife both should work in order to earn a living.
In a Gallup & Gilani Pakistan National Survey conducted in the year 2009, respondents were…
Over a period of 37 years, a decrease of 31% is observed in the proportion of Pakistanis who believed that education becomes a hurdle in a girl’s marriage.
In a Gallup & Gilani Pakistan National Survey conducted in the year 1981, i.e., 37…