Zeeshan Ahmed

SHARP KP teams successfully organized a series of capacity-building workshops for police officials in Lower Dir, Peshawar, Swabi and Kohat, engaging over 110 participants, including Inspectors, Sub-Inspectors, and ASIs. The trainings covered SHARP’s mandate, objective of the protection project, national and international human rights frameworks, the Juvenile Justice System Act 2018, the Torture and Custodial Death […]

ALAC-II team recently organized a high-level training workshop at the Police Training School, Police Lines, Lahore, bringing together 42 senior police officials, including DSPs, Inspectors, Sub-Inspectors, SHOs, and IOs. The workshop aimed to deepen law enforcement’s understanding of Human Rights and Refugee Rights within their professional framework. The session was honored by the presence of Ms.

With an emphasis on the rights of refugees and the duties of law enforcement under both domestic and international law, SHARP team in KP arranged a capacity-building session with Abbottabad police officials. The session, led by SHARP team, including Ms. Memoona Batool, Project Director KP, Mr. Jehanzeb Khan, FM, and lawyers Mr. Shayan Nadeem and

Under the ALAC Project, SHARP Timergara hosted a capacity-building workshop in Timergara for thirty male and female law enforcement professionals. The training was specifically organized for officials who were being promoted to Assistant Sub-Inspector (ASI) status.The workshop focused on human rights, national and international protection frameworks, and constitutional writs of Pakistan, delivered by SHARP’s legal

SHARP-Pakistan celebrated Pakistan’s 78th Independence Day with a Tree Plantation Drive in Fateh Jhang, planting 100 indigenous saplings as a symbol of sustainability and climate action. The event, graced by SHARP Chairman Mr. Liaqat Banori and the team, featured engaging patriotic activities to inspire national pride, followed by the National Anthem and a cake-cutting ceremony,

With a firm commitment to promoting justice and protection for all, SHARP’s ALAC-1 team conducted a focused capacity-building training for police officials in Attock. A total of 30 officers, including 8 female officials, took part in the full-day session aimed at enhancing their knowledge of human rights, refugee law, and the international legal obligations of

SHARP Protection Team successfully convened a Stakeholders Consultative Meeting in Karachi, aimed at enhancing coordination and strengthening the protection and legal aid framework for displaced Afghans. The forum served as a strategic platform to assess existing referral mechanisms, identify service gaps, and promote integrated, sustainable service delivery models.Distinguished guests, including Mr. Amir Khan (National Protection

SHARP team in Timergara successfully conducted a capacity-building workshop for 34 Levies officials in Batkhela. The initiative aimed to strengthen their understanding of human rights, international protection, and legal frameworks concerning displaced Afghan populations.The workshop featured a series of focused sessions covering SHARP and IOM mandates, national and international human rights laws, the Juvenile Justice

SHARP ALAC team in Peshawar held a one-day consultative workshop at Peshawar Barracks, engaging 33 prison officials from across KP. The session focused on refugee rights, international protection, legal aid, and prison reforms. With participation from UNHCR, CAR, and the KP Prisons Department, the event reinforced SHARP’s commitment to collaborative efforts in protecting vulnerable detainees