The District Convention, organized by the Women Development Foundation Pakistan - WDFP in collaboration with the Trust for Democratic Education and Accountability, highlighted a strong commitment to advancing women's rights in Pakistan, particularly in Sindh.

Key stakeholders like Iqbal Ahmed Detho, Chairperson Sindh Human Rights Commission and Barrister Rida Tahir, Legal Advisor (SHRC) emphasized crucial legislative measures and advocacy efforts aimed at protecting women from various forms of violence and discrimination. Detho's push for Women and Children Police stations in every district and Rida's insights into implementing pro-women laws underscored the need for comprehensive action to address gender-based violence effectively.

The convention also showcased the Sindh Human Rights Commission's proactive engagement with law enforcement authorities, advocating for women's police stations and a Referral Mechanism for Free Legal Aid. Overall, it served as a platform for fruitful discussions and collaboration among stakeholders committed to advancing gender equality and women's rights in Pakistan. The tokens of appreciation given to the speakers symbolize recognition of their valuable contributions to this vital cause.