In Pakistan, female boxers break down gender barriers to step into the ring
In Pakistan, more and more women are stepping into the ring — a space long seen as the preserve of men. At the 5th National Women’s Boxing Championship, participation surpassed 100 athletes for the first time, competing across eight weight divisions — compared to just three at the tournament’s inaugural edition in 2018.
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