Islamabad (The COW News Digital) Pakistani actress Hania Amir has been appointed as a Goodwill Ambassador by UN Women Asia and the Pacific to promote a safe and inclusive digital and financial environment for women and girls in Pakistan. The announcement was made by UN Women’s Asia-Pacific Regional Director, Christine Arab.
Welcoming Hania to the mission, Christine Arab highlighted the importance of fostering online and offline safety for women while encouraging empowerment and inclusion. Hania Amir, in her address, stressed the urgent need to reshape online behaviors and challenge harmful social norms to enable women and girls to work, study, and express their opinions without fear.
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She emphasized that true empowerment is only meaningful when safety is ensured, whether in digital spaces or physical environments. Hania’s role as Goodwill Ambassador aims to amplify awareness on women’s rights and contribute actively to creating secure spaces where women can thrive.
The appointment comes at a time when online safety and digital inclusion have gained increased attention in Pakistan. As part of her role, Hania Amir will collaborate with UN Women initiatives to educate and engage communities, raise awareness about cyber harassment, and advocate for policies that protect women and girls in both online and offline settings.
This new chapter in Hania Amir’s advocacy career is expected to make a significant impact on promoting women’s rights and safety, particularly in digital platforms, while inspiring young women across Pakistan to stand up for their rights and participate fully in society.
