ISLAMABAD: Three transgender individuals have emerged as candidates in Pakistan’s upcoming provincial and national assembly elections.
Notably, prominent rights activist Nayyab Ali is vying for a seat in the national assembly, representing the capital city, Islamabad.
This historic moment marks a significant stride towards inclusivity and representation in Pakistani politics.
Nayyab Ali’s candidacy, alongside fellow transgender candidates, reflects a transformative shift in societal attitudes and a growing recognition of the rights of marginalized communities.
As they step onto the electoral stage, these candidates embody the resilience of the transgender community, challenging traditional norms and advocating for a more inclusive political landscape in Pakistan.
