SHARP, in collaboration with the National Counter Terrorism Authority (NACTA) and the United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime (UNODC), organized an engaging theater workshop at Government Post Graduate College, Muzaffargarh. This initiative was part of the EU-funded “AMAN-KAAR (Performers for Peace)” program, aimed at fostering social harmony, cohesion, inclusivity, tolerance, and acceptance through creative

SHARP, in collaboration with the National Counter Terrorism Authority (NACTA) and the United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime (UNODC), successfully conducted two inspiring theater workshops at Superior College Peshawar and City University under the EU-funded “AMAN-KAAR (Performers for Peace)” initiative. These workshops brought together young minds from diverse backgrounds to promote social harmony, inclusivity, and

SHARP, in collaboration with the National Counter Terrorism Authority (NACTA) and the United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime (UNODC), successfully conducted two back-to-back one-day theatre workshops on February 18th and 19th, 2025, at Khyber Technical College and Government Dr. Khan Shaheed Degree College, Kabal, Swat. These workshops were held under the European Union (EU)-funded project

SHARP Protection Teams from Islamabad and KP participated in a one-day capacity-building training on “Reporting Protocols and Formats” at the SHARP Office in Islamabad. The session aimed to strengthen participants’ skills in reporting standards, protocols, and documentation formats to ensure clarity, accuracy, and consistency in reporting. Representatives from Peshawar, including Ms. Memoona Batool (Project Director, KP),

SHARP-Pakistan, in collaboration with Sindh Judicial Academy, organized a Consultative Workshop on International Protection & Legal Framework for Refugees in Pakistan. Key Discussions Included: International Protection & Legal Framework – 1951 Geneva Convention, Non-Refoulement, and Refugee Rights Status of Refugees in Pakistan – Durable Solutions, Legal Rights, and Policy Framework Judicial Decision-Making in Refugee Cases

SHARP, under the AMNA project, brought together 38 caregivers, including 5 Persons with Disabilities (PWDs), for an empowering and healing session in Attock. Facilitated by project coordinator Ms. Maleeha Sami and Ms. Maira Mansoor, this session used AMNA’s approach to create a safe, trauma-sensitive space for self-expression, mutual respect, and community bonding. Through engaging activities like

SHARP Protection Team in Islamabad successfully conducted a one-day capacity-building training for 30 lawyers from the Bar Association, Taxila (RWP). This training aimed to enhance coordination and collaboration with the legal fraternity while sensitizing participants on International Humanitarian Laws, national and international legal frameworks, refugee protection, and the critical role of lawyers in safeguarding human