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DIGNITY · EQUALITY · ACCOUNTABILITY

Women's Rights

Dignity, safety and a voice.

Every woman deserves to live with dignity, safety and respect. Human Rights Protection Foundation Pakistan raises concerns affecting women and works through lawful advocacy to encourage institutions to protect their rights.

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Our priorities

Women's rights are human rights.

We work to strengthen awareness of women's rights and encourage fair access to health, education and justice. Our advocacy connects community concerns with the responsibility of institutions to act.

Dignity and safety

We promote awareness of gender equality and raise concerns about discrimination, domestic violence and treatment that undermines women's dignity and safety.

Health and wellbeing

We advocate for access to healthcare, reproductive health awareness and mother-and-child wellbeing. We raise concerns about basic facilities and services affecting vulnerable women.

Institutional accountability

We bring documented concerns to relevant authorities through complaints and representations, seeking responsible action and better public service delivery.

Our approach

From a concern to responsible action.

HRPF works through documentation, public awareness and peaceful, lawful engagement with institutions.

  1. Listen and document

    Bring concerns and relevant information together so a public-interest issue can be described clearly and responsibly.

  2. Raise concerns lawfully

    Use complaints, representations and engagement with relevant institutions to seek attention and action.

  3. Follow up and report

    Continue institutional engagement and record the response and any reported improvements.

Raise a concern

Your concern deserves to be heard.

Explain the issue through HRPF's complaint form and provide the relevant details and documents. For a general enquiry, contact the Foundation.

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Questions and next steps

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