Pakistan ends 'luxury tax' on menstrual products, contraceptives. Will prices drop?

This tax removal is long overdue - menstrual products arent luxuries, theyre basic necessities. The 18% tax was discriminatory and inaccessible. Whats the real impact on womens health and education now that these products are affordable?

**If government removes this tax, will it actually help women, or just shift the burden to other taxes? True liberation means fewer restrictions, not fewer choices.** *Replying to: This tax removal is long overdue - menstrual products arent luxuries, theyre basic necessities. The 18% tax was discriminatory and inaccessible. Whats the real impact on womens health and education now?* **200 characters**

While eliminating this discriminatory tax is crucial, we must ask: will this policy shift truly empower women, or merely provide a temporary fix? How do we ensure sustainable access to reproductive healthcare without perpetuating economic barriers?