Ministry of Human Rights

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stakeholders are encouraged to review the draft and submit their valuable input to support the development of a comprehensive, inclusive and effective national human rights framework for Pakistan.

The Ministry of Human Rights invites feedback and recommendations from the general public on the draft National Action Plan on Human Rights 2026. Government institutions, civil society organizations, academia, media representatives, development partners and all relevant

DPM/FM Senator Mohammad Ishaq Dar @MIshaqDar50 chaired a meeting today to review preparations for the 9th OIC Ministerial Conference on Women, scheduled to be hosted by Pakistan on 12-13 July 2026. Expressing satisfaction at the state of preparations, DPM/FM directed all relevant Ministries/Departments to continue taking all necessary actions for a productive and successful event. The meeting was attended by the Federal Ministers for Law & Justice and Information Technology, SAPM Tariq Bajwa, Foreign Secretary Amna Baloch, the Secretaries of Cabinet and Human Rights Divisions, Permanent Representative to OIC, as well as senior officials from Finance, Interior, & other concerned Ministries.

Mr. Abdul Khaliq Sheikh, Secretary, Ministry of Human Rights, emphasized that integrating gender perspectives into justice sector budgeting is essential to ensure accountable institutions and equitable justice outcomes for women and vulnerable groups.

and the National Mechanism for Reporting and Follow-up, aimed at strengthening child protection systems across Pakistan.

evidence-based tool for accountability, policy reform, and stronger institutional coordination. He also welcomed the launch of the National Child Rights Integrated Dashboard and highlighted recent legislative and institutional progress, including child marriage restraint laws

Federal Minister for Human Rights, Senator Azam Nazeer Tarar, addressed the launch of the State of Children in Pakistan Report 2025 and inauguration of National Child Rights Integrated Dashboard, organized by the @NCRC_Pakistan in collaboration with @UNICEF_Pakistan Pakistan.

accountability mechanisms. Closing the session, Director General MoHR Mr. Muhammad Arshad reaffirmed the government’s commitment to advancing business and human rights through collaborative action. #NAPBHR #BusinessAndHumanRights

Plan on Business and Human Rights (NAP-BHR) and discuss practical pathways for introducing a Human Rights Due Diligence framework in Pakistan. The discussion focused on strengthening labour rights, promoting responsible business conduct, and improving governance and

MoHR in collaboration with @UNDP_Pakistan held a consultation on “Addressing Administrative Challenges to Effective Human Rights Due Diligence (HRDD) in Pakistan. The consultation brought together key government stakeholders to review progress under Pakistan’s National Action

work together to build a fair, respectful and inclusive environment for all workers, where dignity of labour is upheld and every contribution is recognized.”

These efforts are guided by our commitment to dignity, equality, and respect for all. We are working to strengthen labour protections mechanisms align with our policies and international standards, including those of the International Labour Organization. Let us continue to

Message from Federal Minister for Law & Justice and Human Rights, Senator Azam Nazeer Tarar on International Labour Day 2026 “On this International Labour' Day, I extend my sincere tribute to the workforce of Pakistan, whose dedication, skill and perseverance continue to drive

support systems such as Anti-Rape Crisis Cells, along with continued efforts toward a rights-based approach to development.

MoHR Mr. Abdul Khalique Shaikh was also present. The discussion focused on strengthening cooperation on key initiatives, including ending child marriage, improving GBV prevention and response mechanisms, enhancing coordinated helpline services and reinforcing institutional

@UNFPAPakistan Country Representative Dr. Luay Shabaneh called on Federal Minister for Law & Justice and Human Rights Senator Azam Nazeer Tarar to discuss ongoing collaboration on human rights, gender equality and protection of women and vulnerable communities. Secretary,

Delivered Pakistan’s delegation opening statement at the 84th Session of the Committee Against Torture (CAT), highlighting progress in strengthening legal frameworks, enhancing institutional accountability and safeguarding human dignity. Emphasized the review as an opportunity to identify gaps, strengthen implementation and advance reforms in line with international obligations, reaffirming Pakistan’s commitment to continued engagement 🇵🇰 #CAT84