Six Anti-Rape Crisis Cells established in 2024 enabled 1,724 women and 27 boys to obtain medico-legal, psychosocial and
Source
UN Women — https://open.unwomen.org/en/country-results/PK. Verified in source set / retroactive normalization pending.
What it proves
Integrated survivor-centred justice is a concrete Pakistan reform case.
How to deploy: Use Six Anti-Rape Crisis Cells established in 2024 enabled 1,724 women and 27 boys to obtain medico-legal, psychosocial and (Six Anti-Rape Crisis Cells established in 2024 enabled 1,724 women and 27 boys to obtain medico-legal, psychosocial and legal support., 2024) to support the claim that Integrated survivor-centred justice is a concrete Pakistan reform case.
What it does not prove: 1,724 is a count of people who reached a service point in six cells during one year, not a count of cases prosecuted or convicted — it measures access, not justice delivered. Set against the roughly 14.5% of ever-partnered women reporting intimate-partner violence in a single twelve-month period, six cells is a pilot footprint in a country of provinces, not national coverage.
Memory hook: 1,724 survivors, six cells → a working pilot, not a national protection system
Rebuts the claim: "Pakistan's response to sexual violence exists only on paper" — a funded, integrated medico-legal/psychosocial/legal model is already operating and can be costed and scaled.