Books
- Ghaus, Khalida, 2006 Trafficking of Women and Children in South Asia and Within Pakistan, New York: Lawyers for Human Rights and Legal Aid (LHRLA)
- Ghaus, Khalida, 2002 Female homebased workers : the silent workforce, Karachi: Centre of Excellence for Women Studies, University of Karachi.
- Ahmed, M. and Ghaus K., (ed.), 1999 Pakistan: Prospects and Perspectives, Karachi: Royal Book Company
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