Understanding Pakistan's Civil Society

A. Minimal impact due to low internet penetration.B. Primarily used for fundraising.C. Significantly enhanced outreach and mobilization, but also created new challenges.D. Mostly used ...

A. No significant impact.B. Mostly positive impact, facilitating operations.C. Created a supportive environment for CSOs.D. Created significant obstacles and restrictions on operations.

A. Lack of internet access.B. Inadequate technical skills among journalists.C. Political interference, censorship, and threats to journalists.D. Limited interest in civic issues among the ...

A. Minimal impact due to limited engagement.B. Primarily through political activism.C. Significant contribution through funding, expertise, and networks.D. Mostly focused on religious charities.

A. Primarily focused on religious issues.B. Limited impact due to lack of resources.C. Significant role in raising awareness and mobilizing communities.D. Mostly ineffective in ...

A. They primarily focus on employer interests.B. They have no significant role in worker advocacy.C. They negotiate for better wages, working conditions, and benefits.D. ...

A. They have had minimal impact.B. They have solely focused on political change.C. They have primarily focused on economic development.D. They have mobilized communities ...

A. Lack of public support.B. Inadequate funding and societal resistance.C. Limited access to technology.D. Absence of relevant laws.

A. They primarily focus on entertainment.B. They primarily report government-approved information.C. They offer alternative perspectives and investigative journalism.D. They are entirely absent from Pakistan's ...

A. Primarily focused on economic development.B. Mainly involved in disaster relief.C. Concentrate on religious affairs.D. Advocate for various human rights and provide support services.