Upholding Inclusivity: Minority Rights Initiatives 2022-2023

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The National Commission for Human Rights (NCHR) presents a comprehensive report detailing the array of initiatives undertaken to bolster minority rights across various provinces in Pakistan. This pivotal document encapsulates the strides made in addressing critical issues such as forced conversions, safeguarding places of worship, fortifying socio-economic rights, ensuring access to justice, and the protection of educational and political rights for minorities.

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