Human Rights Commission of Pakistan

secrete forces in pakistan are torturing me and my family by giving remote control chemicals which are very toxic every day in milk and other secrete manner.no stoppage till today.retarding my social life and other work

Attending Human Rights Commission of Pakistan 32nd AGM Annual General Meeting 07 April 2018 Dorab Patel Auditorium Lahore.

The Human Rights Commission of Pakistan (HRCP) is an independent, non-profit, and democratic organization. Founded in 1987, it is one of the country's oldest human rights organizations, dedicated to the monitoring, protection, and promotion of human rights in Pakistan. ​Key Features and Functions: ​Independence: HRCP is a non-governmental organization and is not affiliated with the government or any political party. ​Mission: Its primary goal is to ensure that all citizens and persons in Pakistan have access to the full spectrum of human rights, including civil, political, economic, social, and cultural rights, without discrimination. ​Advocacy and Awareness: The commission engages in various activities to raise public awareness about human rights issues, including: ​Organizing public meetings, workshops, seminars, and rallies. ​Conducting fact-finding missions to investigate serious human rights violations. ​Lobbying with government and state institutions to introduce and implement measures that protect human rights. ​Publications: HRCP publishes an annual "State of Human Rights" report, which is considered a comprehensive document on the subject. It also publishes a monthly Urdu magazine called "Jehd-i-Haq" (Struggle for Justice). ​Legal Aid: The organization provides legal aid and expertise to victims of human rights violations. ​Collaboration: HRCP collaborates with other national and international human rights organizations and participates in relevant meetings and conferences. ​History: ​Founded in 1987, HRCP has a long history of being an influential voice on human rights issues in Pakistan. It has played a crucial role in highlighting abuses and advocating for legal and policy changes. The organization is a founding member of South Asians for Human Rights (SAHR) and an active member of the International Federation for Human Rights (FIDH).

To attend the meeting on Paralegal training program for 2019-2020, where discussed and briefed the Constitution of Pakistan, Family Laws, Guardian ship and custody of minor and their maintenance, Criminals Laws, Civil suits etc

It's just a time pass, the staff sitting there is only to show off that it's an organization. Its tiltle should be changed as this organization is not dealing with all human rights.