Maria B announces Khunsa Fund for intersex community

• Designer Maria B established the Khunsa Fund for the empowerment of the intersex population.
• Julie Khan is the ambassador for the project.
• The transgender activist gained notoriety for her sincere monologues criticizing Pakistan’s double standards.

A few days after receiving criticism for her opinion on the film Joyland, renowned designer Maria B established the Khunsa Fund for the empowerment of the intersex population.

Julie Khan is the ambassador for the Khunsa Fund, which according to her Instagram post works to empower transgender people in the areas of legal rights, employment, health, and education.

Read the caption of the post, “Delighted to announce the Khunsa Fund; the 1st ever empowerment initiative for our Intersex community with Julie Khan as the ambassador.”

“Aimed for the legal rights, employment, health & education of the intersex. Lots of wonderful stuff in store insha’Allah ????❤️????#mariab #mariabfatimab.”

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In an additional Instagram post, the renowned designer and activist Julie Khan discussed various heartfelt subjects.

She wrote, “Conversations with @juliekha5 ???? Heart touching, honest and unfiltered. Truly inspirational #khunsafund #mariab.”

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Transgender activist Julie Khan gained to attention when she began criticizing Pakistan’s double standards in sincere monologues. She is a Pakistani trans woman, a rape survivor, and a Trans Rights Activist who comprehends and is enraged by what is wrong with the nation we call home.

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