2025
Amna Baig
Superintendent of Police
Police Service of Pakistan
Amna Baig is a superintendent of police and a policy expert who stands among the mere 2% of women in Pakistan's police officer corps leadership. Throughout her career, she has focused on combating gender-based violence in a country ranked 145th out of 146 on the global gender gap index.
Amna established Pakistan's first Gender Protection Unit, a 24/7 facility that handled over 1,000 cases within six months, improving access to essential services for vulnerable populations. Her policy work includes drafting investigation guidelines for the Anti-Rape Ordinance Committee as a member.The 2025 World Fellows
We are delighted to announce the 2025 Yale World Fellows. These 16 extraordinary individuals are leaders working in environment, technology, politics, media, the arts, human rights, international development, and justice sectors around the world. They include a Nigerian singer-songwriter, a Turkish politician, and a Pakistani police superintendent. “World Fellows are operating with remarkable savvy and often immense courage on the frontlines of the fight for a better world,” said Emma Sky, director of Yale’s International Leadership Center, which houses the World Fellows program. “In this era of global upheaval and uncertainty – which drives many to cynicism and apathy – the 2025 World Fellows are daring to envision and build...Read More
