Quetta, June 12 (IANS) Women’s rights activists and social media users have voiced concerns over the easy and unchecked availability of corrosive acid in local markets of Pakistan, following the attack on a female doctor in Balochistan province. Women’s rights activist Riffat Ayesha was quoted as saying by The Media Line – an American news agency covering the Middle East – that Pakistan’s legislative framework has failed to deter gender-based chemical violence. She mentioned that corrosive…
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