Activites & Events

SHARP marked the conclusion of its 16 Days of Activism 2025 campaign through an impactful awareness session on Technology-Facilitated Gender-Based Violence (TFGBV) at Divisional Public School and College, Rawalpindi, reinforcing its commitment to safer digital environments. The session brought together students, educators, and SHARP’s protection team to shed light on the increasing challenges of digital violence […]

SHARP–Pakistan continued its strong commitment to the 16 Days of Activism by engaging communities across Lahore and Mianwali through awareness, empowerment, and meaningful dialogue. In Lahore, the SHARP team brought together refugee and host community participants for an impactful 16 Days of Activism event, highlighted by a symbolic cake-cutting ceremony led by a young refugee girl,

SHARP–Pakistan kicked off the global 16 Days of Activism against Gender-Based Violence at its Head Office in Islamabad, strengthening its commitment to creating safer, respectful, and inclusive digital spaces for women and girls. This year’s theme, UNiTE to End Digital Violence Against All Women and Girls, highlights the urgent need to address online harassment, cyberstalking, non-consensual

SHARP remains committed to strengthening the capacities of justice sector stakeholders, where lawyers play a vital role in upholding human rights and legal protection mechanisms. In this regard, the SHARP Protection Team successfully conducted two capacity-building workshops with Islamabad-based lawyers, engaging 57 male and female participants to enhance their understanding of human rights laws, including

Empowering Refugees Through Global Employment Opportunities for YouthA Community Outreach Session with the Somali refugee community was successfully conducted in Islamabad under the Talent Beyond Boundaries (TBB) program. The initiative aims to empower skilled refugees by facilitating access to international employment opportunities that foster self-reliance, dignity, and economic inclusion. The session was facilitated by Ms. Rukhsana

Strengthening Coordination for Collective Protection Impact! SHARP, in collaboration with our Protection Partner, organized a Coordination & Liaison Workshop with Protection stakeholders in Lahore — marking an important step toward strengthened collaboration and communication among stakeholders working for displaced Afghan nationals. The workshop, facilitated and led by PD-ICT Mr. Aatif Afzal, brought together representatives from civil society

SHARP, prioritizing institutional capacity-building and human resource development, organized a workshop in Peshawar for 30 senior officials of the Commissionerate for Afghan Refugees (CAR). The training aimed to strengthen institutional knowledge on international protection frameworks, durable solutions, and the evolving refugee context in Pakistan. Ms. Memoona (Project Director) opened with an overview of objectives, followed by

SHARP’s Protection Team in Islamabad demonstrated its commitment to strengthening law enforcement capacities by successfully organizing three back-to-back capacity-building workshops at the Police Training School, Rawat, Rawalpindi. Over 150 police officials, undergoing training for promotion as Assistant Sub-Inspectors (ASIs), actively participated in this intensive three-day learning initiative. The workshops focused on critical areas, including Human Rights,

Team ALAC-II Lahore conducted an impactful training workshop with senior police officials at the DPO Office Sheikhupura, focusing on strengthening understanding of Human Rights and Refugee Rights in the context of law enforcement. The session was graced by SP (Special) Mr. Ghulam Abbas as the Chief Guest, who emphasized the importance of upholding human dignity

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