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Gender Justice

Women's equal status in family, active participation in public life, and in the processes of decision making

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Peace and Human Security

Mobilizing communities and national civil society to be part of peace and human security agenda in their individuals and collective capacities

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Poverty Alleviation and Sustainable Livelihood

Improve well being of poor through formation and strengthening of peasants and workers institutions and supporting livelihood rights

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Democratic Governance

Gender Justice
Peace
Poverty
Struggle

South Asia Partnership Pakistan (SAP-PK)

SAP-PK is the only South Asian NGO working in Pakistan.

As member of South Asian civil society movement, is striving to empower marginalized sections of society and working to influence policies in favor of people.

Vision:
South Asia Partnership - Pakistan’s vision is to create an engendered, critical society in South Asia based on the universal principles of human dignity, justice, democracy and peaceful coexistence....More

Pakistan Coalition for Free and Fair Democratic Elections (PACFREL) is a broad coalition of Pakistani national civil society organizations believing in democracy and transparent democratic processes. It was established in 2006 and since its inception, it has been thriving to advocate and ensure citizens right to participate in democratic processes, its other most important role as envisaged by its core members is strengthening democratic.....More

SAP in South Asia

SAP-PK derives its name from a regional network, i.e., South Asia Partnership. This is a volunteer network of participatory development-support organizations operating under the same name and for the same purposes in Canada and four South Asian countries, i.e., Bangladesh, Nepal, Pakistan and Sri Lanka. It has some presence in India as well, through a collective form of three different organizations. All these organizations and Sri Lanka Center for Development Facilitation collectively form SAP-International.
 

Current Projects

Engagement with UN Human Rights

South Asia Partnership-Pakistan has submitted the joint submission to the Office of High Commissioner for Human Rights. Pakistan will be reviewed in United Nation’s Human Rights Council in October 2012.
The universal periodic review is a new human rights mechanism. Through it the Human Rights Council reviews, on a periodic basis, the fulfillment by each of the 193 United Nations Member States of their human rights obligations and commitments.Each State is reviewed after a four and half year of its first review. The first cycle of UPR started in 2008……More

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