لوکائی نال جڑت:زنانیاں دے حق اتے رواداری....Working with People Gender & Tolerance

Working with People

Gender & Tolerance

 How we look other religions, other school of thoughts and other sex is part of the problem and based on rejection of diversity. listen the discussion at https://clyp.it/zzmlhtqv

A video clip of the Program  https://www.facebook.com/aamirr/videos/10153821439319032/

لوک لہر، 6 جون 2015

لوکائی نال جڑت

زنانیاں دے حق اتے رواداری

فرانسیسی زبان تے ادب وچ ماسٹر دی ڈگری لین والی بشریٰ خالق نے سوشل انٹرپرائز مینجمنٹ دا کورس لمز یونیورسٹی توں کیتا ہے۔ اوہ WISE تنظیم دی پردھان نیں جیہڑا Women in Struggle for Empowerment آکھواندا ہے۔

پچھلے 15 ورہیاں توں بشریٰ ماڑے لوکاں دے حقاں لئی سرگرم نیں اتے گھریلو ملازمین، کسان خواتین، مزدور خواتین، فیکٹریاں وچ کم کرن والیاں زنانیاں، مہاتڑ زنانیاں (جیہناں کول زمین وی کوئی نہیں ہوندی) دے حقاں نوں اولیت دیندیاں نیں۔

صنفی مساوات (Gender)، انسانی حقوق، جمہوریت نوں اوہ ہمیشہ اولیت دیندیاں نیں۔ زنانیاں تے ہون والے تشدد بارے اوہ ہمیش آواز چکن والیاں وچ رلتی ہوندی نیں۔ 25 توں وادھو ملکاں وچ زنانیاں دے حقاں دے حوالہ نال پھرن والی بشریٰ دو پتراں دی ماں وی ہے اتے آپدے گھریلوحقاں نوں وی نبھا رہی ہے۔

سیمسن سلامت رواداری تحریک دے بانی نیں۔ رواداری تحریک ہر قسم دے تشدد دے خلاف اک آواز ہے جس نوں سلامت ہوراں 2015 توں شروع کیتا ہے۔ ایس لہر وچ 1500 ممبر رلتی نیں اتے 500 سول سوسائٹی گروپاں ایس دا ساتھ دین دا اعلان کیتا ہے۔ سنٹر فار ہیومن رائٹس ایجوکیشن دے ڈائریکٹر سیمسن سلامت کیتھولک نیشنل کمیشن فار جسٹس اینڈ پیس نال جڑے سن اتے 16 ورہیاں توں سیاسی تے سماجی حقاں لئی کم کر رہے نیں۔ اوہ مختاراں مائی ویمن ویلفیر آرگنائزیشن نال وی کم کردے رہے نیں۔

اسلامیہ کالج بہاولپور توں ایم اے کرن والے سلامت ہوری کینیڈا دے انٹرنیشنل سنٹر فار ہیومن رائٹس ایجوکیشن توں تربیتاں لے چکے نیں۔ سرکار، سیاسی جماعتاں اتے سول سوسائٹی نال کم کرن دا انہاں نوں چوکھا تجربہ ہے۔

BushraKhaliq

Executive Director: WISE (Women in Struggle for Empowerment)

Cell: +92 321 9402316:bushra.khaliq1@gmail.com

Office Address: Sufi Mansion, 7-Egerton Road, Lahore, Pakistan.

Ph& Fax: + 92 42 36305645

website

Done my masters’ degree in French language and literature from the University of Punjab and completed one year of postgraduate study in Sociology at AlamaIqbal University also studied one-year course on Social Enterprise Management from LUMS. Presently working as executive director of a women organization WISE (Women in Struggle for Empowerment).

For last one and half decade, I have been extensively engaged with working-class movements in general, and with women working in the informal sector in particular. These include home-based workers, peasant workers, factory workers, landless women and young girls. I have a vast experience for organizing women at the grassroots level, including highlighting women workers’ issues in the media, designing campaigns, as well as educational and training programs, organizing rallies and press conferences and maintaining liaison with local and other movements at regional and internationally.

I have 16 years work experience as a women’s rights leader, a manager and a technical expert on gender, Human Rights and democracy. I am recognized as one of the prominent social leaders in Pakistan, mostly focused on women’s empowerment and Human Rights. I have extensively worked on issues of violence against women, political participation of women, right to mobility, discrimination against women, issues related to slavery and Child labor, highlighting consequences of militancy in our culture and women’s empowerment. I have developed leadership skills among young girls with a heavy focus on gender issues and democratic norms.

I have conducted gender sensitivity trainings related to democracy, diversity and peace for a wide range of audiences in different civil society organizations, lawyer, journalists, trade unions, minority communities and government departments across country. 

I was part of the team which lobbyist for anti-sexual harassment legislation that was fully supported by the Parliament and signed into law by the President of Pakistan in March 2010.  I am member of provincial Implementation Watch Committee on Sexual Harassment in Punjab.

I have extensive experience in the fields of human rights and development, with focus on women, children, labor rights, the issue of Torture, program development and management. This mainly includes hands on experience in conceptualizing, designing and running human rights programs and campaigns. I developed partnerships with public, private and non-profit organizations on various themes like effective implementation of women related laws and UN conventions includes UDHR, CRC, CEDAW and UNCAT.

I also enjoy sufficient experience in designing of Issue-based campaigns, project management, strategic planning, organizational development, training, team building etc. I conducted multiple assessments, policy and institutional reviews, monitoring missions and managed wide range of projects. Being a trained trainer, I conducted/facilitated numerous training courses and workshops in multiple domains like community mobilization, accountability and effective governance, participatory planning and management and sexual harassment.

I have also written on various topics related to women and human rights issues. These have appeared in various magazines, journals and websites.

I have a great exposure of meeting women and human rights groups and travelled in 25 countries of the world.

I am also the mother of two teen-age sons.

--------------------------------Human Rights Education- Pakistan)

Mr. Samson Salamat is the Director of the Lahore, Pakistan-based Centre for Human

Rights Education-Pakistan (CHRE), a nonprofit, non-governmental and non-political

organization run by human rights educators and human rights defenders to strengthen

human rights through educational programs, advocacy and awareness raising initiatives.

Established in 2010 CHRE supports human rights education, training of human rights

defenders, civil society groups, government institutions, the development of educational

materials and advocacy initiatives to advance the protection and promotion of human

rights.

Before the establishment of the Centre for Human Rights Education-Pakistan, Mr.

Samson Salamat worked as Manager of Programs for the National (Catholic)

Commission for Justice and Peace’s “Democracy and Human Rights Education Program

(2000-2008)”which promoted civil and political rights, especially for religious minorities

in Pakistan such as Christians, Hindus, and Ahmadis, who are discriminated against and

persecuted because of their faith.

Mr. Samson Salamat has also worked as Program Manager for the Mukhtar Mai

Women’s Welfare Organization (2008- 2010) which focused on raising voices against all

forms of violence and discrimination against women and girls. During this period Mr.

Samson Salamat helped the organization to develop systems and mechanisms for its

sustainability and institutionalization with the support of the US State Department’s

Bureau of Democracy, Labor and Human Rights, the National Endowment for

Democracy, and the International Rescue Committee.

Mr. Samson Salamat earned a Masters in Political Science from Islamic University

Bahawalpur and participated in domestic and international courses on human rights,

including the International Human Rights Training Program (IHRTP) in Montreal

organized by Equitas (International Centre for Human Rights Education) and a course

on minority rights by the Working Group on Minorities at the United Nations.

Mr. Samson Salamat has conducted advocacy inside and outside Pakistan on Pakistan’s

human rights issues, especially within the UN Human Rights System, including at the

Human Rights Council, Working Group on Minorities, and with the UN Special

Rapporteurs on Freedom of Religion and Belief and Situation of Human Rights

Defenders.

Mr. Samson Salamat has worked with Pakistan’s political parties, government and state

institutions including the Elections Commission of Pakistan and Ministry of Minorities to

advocate for reforms in the electoral process and to address human rights abuses.

Mr. Samson Salamat is also member of the Anti-Torture Alliance, Mumkin Alliance (an

alliance on violence against women), founder of the Peace and Tolerance Alliance (an

alliance against religious extremism and religious intolerance), Aman Ittehad (Peace

Coalition), Joint Action Committee for Peoples Rights, and also serves as a consultant

for NGOs on organizational development.

At the Centre for Human Rights Education, Mr. Samson Salamat has led a team of

young human rights activists to train the next generation of human rights defenders in

Pakistan. CHRE helps strengthen activists’ understanding of human rights, democracy,

peace and tolerance through practical learning and an emphasis on institutional

approaches to all aspects of human rights advocacy..