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In his powerful TEDx talk, Mr. Shehzada Sultan sheds light on his extraordinary journey in fighting for justice for a rape victim. As an experienced officer from the Police Service of Pakistan, Mr. Sultan shares compelling insights into the complexities and challenges inherent in addressing such heinous crimes. Drawing from his extensive background in law enforcement, including roles at the United Nations Mission in Kosovo and the Hague War Crimes Tribunal, he narrates a gripping tale of resilience and determination in the pursuit of justice. The talk delves into the broader societal implications of sexual assault and emphasizes the crucial role of law enforcement in advocating for the rights and dignity of survivors. Mr. Shehzada Sultan's TEDx talk is a poignant call to action, inspiring the audience to recognize the significance of collective efforts in championing the cause of justice for survivors and combating the pervasive issue of sexual violence. Babar Sahib Din is CEO of LWMC (Lahore Waste Management Company). He is a PAS officer and has served at various administrative posts including Additional Deputy Commissioner of Islamabad and Jhelum. He has also served as Deputy Commissioner Hunza. Babar is a LUMS graduate and has worked at wall street before joining civil services. This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at www.ted.com/tedx