Gender Empowerment: Laws and social change in Pakistan presents an analysis of the legal framework which have been introduced to revamp the disintegration, gender inequality and to annihilate the violence against women in Pakistan. This research work gives a critical overview of the loopholes in existing laws, constant hefty and boosting violations of women rights, and misinterpretations of Islamic injunctions. Simultaneously, the present study identifies the barricades in legal implementation with concluding remarks that there is no social change due to non-implementation of pro-women laws in Pakistan until the suggested way forward is not adopted. In Pakistan “insider” point of view is very complicated and it must be considered that there is no ‘uniform model’ of womanhood. Women in Pakistan are treated under different social, political, economical, cultural milieu and circumstance and this segregation plays a pivotal role in social change myth or reality. The current study has been conducted through the combination of quantitative and qualitative techniques.