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Dec 09, 2024: Universal Declaration of Human Rights

Life, Liberty, Equality and Dignity
Sindh Online Human Rights Information
Study on Domestic Child Labour in Pakistan
SHRC Raises Awareness on Sindh HM Act 2018
World Children’s Day Celebration 2023
Privatization and Public Debt in Pakistan
Police Inspectors HR Training
Civil Judges HR Training
Minority Rights
Prisoner Rights
Persons with disabilities
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Sindh Human Rights Commission

Inquire, suo-moto or on a Petition by victim or any person on his/her behalf
into complaint of Violation of Human Rights.

Our Vision

Our vision is to create an enabling environment where human rights are promoted and protected in Sindh through monitoring and oversight. We are thriving really hard on achieving our goal.

Our Mission

To promote and protect human rights enshrined in the Constitution of the Islamic Republic of Pakistan, 1973 and other international obligations and commitments as a state party.

Our Objective

Human Rights are universal legal guarantees protecting individuals and groups against actions which interfere with fundamental freedoms and Human dignity.

Latest Activities

Shaping the Future of Labour Rights: 3rd Pakistan Labour Academy Held in Karachi

Strengthening Labour Rights – A Collective Commitment

Iqbal Ahmed Detho: Championing Workers’ Rights
Born on Labour Day, Iqbal Ahmed Detho, Chairperson of SHRC, remains a steadfast advocate for labour rights. Under his leadership, SHRC has prioritized minimum wage advocacy, legal aid, labour courts, occupational rights, and the enforcement of contract letters and maternity benefits. Despite labour rights being absent from the human rights budget, SHRC continues to push for reforms, legal reviews, ...

Banking on Renewables

Pakistan’s energy sector faces mounting challenges, including depleting gas reserves, increasing reliance on LNG, and growing socio-economic and environmental concerns. A just and sustainable energy transition is essential.

The Indus Consortium brought together banking professionals, policymakers, civil society organizations, industry leaders, and community representatives to discuss climate-related compliance challenges and unveil two groundbreaking studies on Pakistan’s gas sector in collaboration with IBA Karachi and NUST Islamabad.<...

Consultative session on Civil Registration and Vital Statistics (CRVS)

Iqbal Ahmed Detho, Chairperson of the Sindh Human Rights Commission, spoke at a consultative session on Civil Registration and Vital Statistics (CRVS), focusing on the importance of marriage registration. The program, organized by the Local Government Department, was chaired by Additional Chief Secretary Mr. Khalid Hyder Shah. The session emphasized the legal, social, and human rights aspects of CRVS, highlighting its role in ensuring legal identity, protecting rights, and strengthening governance. Experts from various sectors discussed ...