memories from my past - Posted on June 19 of 2024
This may be of some interest to those who judge professional immigrants for good and bad or from sexual behaviour, habits or violations point of view.
There was complete segregation between male and female students during the time when I was in lower grades of schooling. Girls and boys used to have separate schools especially Govt. Public Schools (GPS).
By the time I entered college for grade 11 and 12, scene started changing but still there were very few female students in colleges.
Engineering education was dominated by male students and girls students were rarely seen in engineering education at that time. Same was in the work place.
In my engineering school in Karachi Pakistan in my faculty there were about only 10% female students in overall students population.
In Netherlands Eindhoven in 1981 in post graduate studies group there were zero percent female students. (Zilch, Nada).
After completing my education when I started working in the industry, women were rarely seen in Engineer's role, in Saudi Arabia there were no female workers in any role at all in my departments, it was all strictly male work environment. In such situations how would system judge some ones for sexual behaviour or how they behave around women.
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{Khalid Mahmood}
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