Team ALAC-II Lahore organized a training session for police officials yesterday at DPO Office Gujrat, aiming to enhance understanding and sensitivity towards Human Rights and Refugee Rights. The session commenced with an opening by ALAC Lawyer Ms. Farzana Kouser, who introduced SHARP’s work and its longstanding partnership with law enforcement in advancing legal protections for vulnerable […]

SHARP successfully conducted two Community Outreach Sessions in Islamabad under the Talent Beyond Boundaries (TBB) program, engaging a total of 83 Afghan refugees, 41 males and 42 females. The female session was led by Ms. Rukhsana Jafar (Senior Livelihood Assistant), while the male session was facilitated by Mr. Nadeem Ahmad (Livelihood Assistant).The sessions aimed to

In partnership with UNHCR Pakistan, SHARP team in Mardan successfully organized a two-day capacity-building workshop in Sawat for Public Prosecutors from Khyber Pakhtunkhwa. The workshop aimed to enhance both the theoretical understanding and practical skills of participants. It focused on key thematic areas, including the core principles of human rights, UNHCR’s mandate and the international

SHARP, under its protection project, organized a one-day training workshop for police officials at Police Lines Qila Gujjar Singh, Lahore. The session aimed to enhance understanding of human rights and the role of law enforcement in promoting rights-based, accountable, and community-sensitive policing. A total of 40 male police officials, including Inspectors and Sub-Inspectors, participated.  

SHARP ALAC team in Mianwali successfully organized a training workshop on Human Rights and Refugee Laws at the Police Lines, Mianwali, for police officials. A total of 36 officers (27 male and 9 female) from District Mianwali participated in the session, which aimed to sensitize police personnel on human and refugee rights within the context

SHARP continued its World Refugee Week 2025 commemorations with a vibrant and heartfelt event in Islamabad, organized with the support of the Protection Project team. The event brought together refugee communities, partners, and stakeholders to honor resilience, hope, and solidarity. Mr. Mudassar Javed, CEO SHARP, warmly welcomed all participants and reaffirmed SHARP’s steadfast commitment to standing

SHARP commenced its World Refugee Day 2025 celebrations with a vibrant and inclusive event in Islamabad, dedicated to honouring the diverse cultures, resilience, and contributions of refugee communities. The event was graced by UNHCR Asst. Representatives (Protection) Ms. Kiran Kaur, and Wajiha Afzal, Assistant Community-Based Protection Officer, and led by SHARP’s senior leadership, including Chairman

SHARP marked World Environment Day 2025 in line with this year’s global theme, #BeatPlasticPollution, reaffirming its steadfast commitment to environmental sustainability and climate responsibility. The day began with a symbolic cake-cutting ceremony held during an ongoing team workshop in Murree, serving as a meaningful gesture of SHARP’s shared dedication to environmental awareness and collective responsibility. The