In the short period since I became President of the HRF, I have immensely impresses with the dedication of fellow governing body and staff to the goals of the organization and by the very hard work done in recent years to secure a firm administrator and financial basis for it.

I am fortunate to have joined at a time when we have good reason to expect that our track record and future ambition will attract the funds we need to grow and develop.

I believe that the educational role of HRF is much wider then its practical training programmers.

There is a pressing need for the public to be much better informed about the Human Rights Act. Human Rights belong to all of us and we should all understand them. We look forward with optimism to the establishment of the commission for equality and Human Rights under the recently passed legislation, and it will be a major aim of HRF to help it shape and deliver its agenda.

Increase awareness and understanding of the relevance and value of human rights to everyone on the Pakistan, among the public, decision-makers, the voluntary and community and public sectors and other key groups;

Enable socially excluded and disadvantaged people to understand and claim their human rights effectively;

Work with public service providers to increase their use of human rights as a tool to deliver better standards of service, especially excluded and disadvantaged individuals and groups and Increase awareness of and adherence to human rights standards by policy-makers in their work.

HRF is providing legal help and moral support for all deserving persons. HRF is working in educational and health programmers in countryside. This is also organization of peace and friendship.

 

Rub Nawaz Malick
President (HRFP)