Zeeshan Ahmed

Strengthening law enforcement capacity is crucial for justice and human dignity. With this goal in mind, the SHARP ALAC-1 team successfully conducted a training on Human Rights & Refugee Rights for police officials at the Capital Police College (CPC) Islamabad. The event saw some 30 police participants who enhanced their understanding of rights-based policing and

SHARP, under its protection project, organized a one-day capacity-building workshop for lawyers at the Fateh Jang Bar Association, bringing legal professionals together to deepen their understanding of human rights, protection laws, and legal frameworks.   The workshop was graced by Chief Guest MNA Mr. Malik Sohail Khan, along with SHARP leadership, including Chairman Mr. Syed

Strengthening the capacity of law enforcement remains key to ensuring justice and human dignity. In this effort, SHARP ALAC-1 team successfully conducted a one-day training on Human Rights & Refugee Rights for police officials in Attock, engaging 26 participants (19 male, 7 female) to strengthen their understanding of rights-based policing and protection frameworks. The session was

As part of its commitment to safeguarding communities in need, SHARP organized two capacity-building workshops for police officials in Attock under the protection project. These workshops aimed to strengthen knowledge of human rights, migrants’ rights, and ethical, people-centered policing. While opening the session, SHARP Project Director Mr. Aatif Afzal welcomed the participants and highlighted SHARP’s humanitarian

Empowering women in the legal field to champion human rights, a capacity-building training was held in Lahore under the protection project, engaging 22 female lawyers from the Lahore Bar Association. The session focused on strengthening understanding of national and international human rights frameworks and enhancing participants’ capacity to advocate for vulnerable and marginalized communities. The session