The Anniversary of Benazir Bhutto's Death is observed on December 27 each year to honor the former Pakistani politician who was assassinated in a terrorist attack on this date in 2007. This day is significant not only for Pakistanis but also for people around the world, as Bhutto was the first female leader of a Muslim nation. Her life was dedicated to advocating for democracy and women's rights. The observance typically involves commemorating her accomplishments and reflecting on her impact on politics. Bhutto served as the Prime Minister of Pakistan and was the chair of the Pakistan Peoples Party, continuing her political legacy despite facing numerous challenges, including exile and assassination attempts. The day serves as a reminder of her contributions and the ongoing struggle for democracy in Pakistan.