Abstract
This paper brings to light the issue of acid throwing on women and its existence in Pakistan. To begin with, a definition of acid throwing has been laid out followed by its prevalence in Pakistan, which is discussed with the help of statistics available from Aurat Foundation. After that, the issue has been critically analyzed by examining its causes and dreadful effects in the light of the case studies of Fakhra Yunus and Zaib Aslam which reflect the torment that the victims of acid throwing cases undergo. Then, the recommendations have been set forth which involve treatment procedures alongside preventive measures. There is an immediate need to eradicate this menace from the country so that women could live in a safe and peaceful environment.
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