Comments on: Telenor Pakistan celebrates ‘Girls in ICT Day’ to encourage Pakistani girls

By: Nermeen Hussein ⛅

Nermeen Hussein ⛅ — Sat, 29 Apr 2017 04:29:00 +0000

We hope to see the same for the Rohingya girls in Myanmar very soon, Telenor! This initiative shows that you care, so don’t be selective, especially that you know the harrowing ordeal of the Rohingya women (particularly the women and girls). Our campaign #WeAreAllRohingyaNow is outreaching to you and extending its hands. So instead of blocking us on the social media, try to listen to us and your fear of losing profits will turn out to be the exact opposite. Stand up to humanity, mercy and justice … you won’t regret it. Has anyone ever regretted that!!?? We have faith that we can bring out the best in you to support the Rohingya plight.

By: Michelle

Michelle — Fri, 28 Apr 2017 17:04:00 +0000

All girls deserve the right to an education and the information that will allow them to live happy, fulfilled, productive lives. Let’s support a company that doesn’t leave certain girls out of their plan. The Pakistani girls know their sisters in Myanmar are not afforded the same help and encouragement. How about an ICT Day in Rakhine? How about using the girls in Pakistan as mentors to the Rohingya girls? So many ideas to support girls all over the world who are not getting the support they need to survive let alone thrive. Do the right thing, Telenor. If you’d like any help with ideas, please contact me.

By: Abbie

Abbie — Fri, 28 Apr 2017 16:42:00 +0000

This is all very good encouraging Pakistani girls to achieve careers and experience in ICT. However, did you know that Pakistan’s public are very aware of the plight of the Rohingya Muslims in Myanmar? They are very passionate about Rohingya people and wish to seek justice for the persecuted indigenous fellow Muslims of Myanmar. Help the Rohingya girls too. Help them to be free from rape, persecution and oppression. Do the right thing Telenor.