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100			_aTakreema Aurooj _bCUI/FA21-REL-002/LHR
245			_aNukkad Natak: Exploring the Effectiveness of Street Theatre to Address the Issue of Violence Against Women in Pakistan
260			_aCOMSATS University Islamabad, Lahore Campus _bLibrary Information Services, CUI Lahore
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502			_aTo fullfill the requirement of the degree _bMS English _d2023 _cEnglish _gCOMSATS University Islamabad, Lahore campus _oCUI/FA21-REL-002/LHR
521			_aFaculty and Students
650			_aEnglish _xTheatre has a long and interesting history as an institutionalized form of art. It is rooted in religious narratives and rituals that provides a commentary on society, culture, and politics. Over the years, theatre, or more specifically social theatre, has been used as an awareness tool for a burgeoning spectrum of social themes ranging from sexuality, political and cultural conflicts, suicide, search for identity and exploitative sexual relationships such as harassment, rape and so on
700			_aDr. Javaria Farooqui _dAssistant Professor
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856			_yPlease click to access online resouce through CUI Lahore Repository _uhttp://repository.cuilahore.edu.pk/xmlui/handle/123456789/4065
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