About
The Human Rights Digital Library
The Human Rights Digital Library is an open-access, bilingual platform developed by UNDP Pakistan to strengthen access to human rights knowledge in the country. It serves as a central hub for advocacy and education, bringing together publications, reports, legal resources, multimedia content, and structured learning pathways in one accessible place for students, researchers, practitioners, and institutions.
Huqooq-e-Pakistan II
Huqooq-e-Pakistan II is a flagship initiative supporting human rights awareness, access to justice, and inclusive civic participation in Pakistan. The programme strengthens institutions, expands public access to trusted knowledge, and creates pathways for learning, dialogue, and evidence-based advocacy across diverse communities.
- Supports access to reliable human rights knowledge for students, researchers, practitioners, and institutions.
- Promotes inclusive education and stronger public understanding of constitutional and legal rights.
- Encourages collaboration between civil society, academic networks, and public institutions.
- Builds long-term capacity through bilingual resources, training pathways, and open digital access.
Shaista Ikramullah Human Rights Education Centre (SIHREC)
The Shaista Ikramullah Human Rights Education Centre (SIHREC) advances a culture of learning, critical inquiry, and practical engagement around human rights in Pakistan. Through partnerships, educational resources, and public-facing knowledge platforms, the centre supports accessible and context-aware rights education for a wide range of audiences.
SIHREC helps connect research, education, and real-world advocacy so that learners and practitioners can move from awareness to action with stronger tools, deeper context, and clearer pathways for impact.