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[[Image:B Bhutto.jpg|right|thumb|200px|Benazir Bhutto]]

[[Image:B Bhutto.jpg|right|thumb|200px|Benazir Bhutto]]

'''Benazir Bhutto''' (Karachi, June 21, 1953 – Rawalpindi, December 27, 2007) became the first woman to be the head of government of a [[Muslim]]-majority country when she was elected [[Prime Minister]] of [[Pakistan]] in 1988. She was the eldest child of former premier [[Zulfikar Ali Bhutto]]. Benazir Bhutto was a Shiite muslim. <ref>https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/blogs/strategic-insights/pakistan-a-shia-leads-a-sunni-army/?source=app&frmapp=yes</ref><ref>https://muslimmirror.com/eng/from-jinnah-to-benazir-the-misunderstood-shia-sunni-relationship-of-pakistani-society/</ref>

'''Benazir Bhutto''' (Karachi, June 21, 1953 – Rawalpindi, December 27, 2007) became the first woman to be the head of government of a [[Muslim]]-majority country when she was elected [[Prime Minister]] of [[Pakistan]] in 1988. She was the eldest child of former premier [[Zulfikar Ali Bhutto]].

Bhutto was strongly [[pro-life]].  In 1994, she was a leader of a delegation to the widely publicized [[United Nations]] population conference in [[Cairo]], where she opposed those seeking to create a new international right to [[abortion]].  One of only two women who addressed the conference, Bhutto declared, "I dream ... of a world where we can commit our social resources to the development of human life and not to its destruction."<ref>https://www.lifenews.com/int576.html</ref>

Bhutto was strongly [[pro-life]].  In 1994, she was a leader of a delegation to the widely publicized [[United Nations]] population conference in [[Cairo]], where she opposed those seeking to create a new international right to [[abortion]].  One of only two women who addressed the conference, Bhutto declared, "I dream ... of a world where we can commit our social resources to the development of human life and not to its destruction."<ref>https://www.lifenews.com/int576.html</ref>