Human Rights Hub (HRH) is an organization that works to protect, promote the rights of the people with the involvement of a group of young professionals (lawyers, journalists and activists) on timely updates and upgrades, being creative and smart to reach the stakeholders for social change. The HRH functions as a hub and supports the creation of a youth movement for social protection with their expertise in the field of human rights, peace building, policy making and on democracy. HRH functions as a model hub as an Non-Profit Organization and as a Civil Society Organization to create a social change that has been in the social discourse with the recent change led by the ordinary people and of young think tanks and activists. HRH functions as an active centre in bringing up the unheard voices of the masses and will be working against all the fundamental rights violations without any partiality and for free of charge to the victims (survivors).
The experienced youth who are part of HRH are stretched out in the Society and will be using their talents to reach the youth in the country through all the possible means to empower them. The university students, school students and youth in the remote places are the pillars. The organization stands unconditionally against the National Issue that the country has been facing since its independence over 75 years ago. Advocating for the reforms and developing policies and engaging with the policy makers to both to get it in black and white and to pressurize to implement those policies that are being developed and passed through parliament.
Vision:
A society respects all human rights for all
Mission:
To be placed as an active center establishing a society which stands against all human rights violations and to ensure justice and peace among all communities.
Objectives:
1. Creating awareness among people on democracy, independence of judiciary, human rights, rule of law, accountability and transparency
2. Building a youth movement to take forward the democratic reforms
3. Advocating for justice for victims of all human rights violations
4. Institutional learning and developments
Values:
• Transparency and Accountability
• Gender-Sensitive
• Trustworthiness
• Inclusivity
• Availability
• Persistence
Engagements:
• Trainings for Youth and Children on Leadership, Life Education and Motivation
• Training Programs on human rights to community leaders
• Research and finings
• Advocacy
• Networking specially Connecting youth, grassroot organizations and young organizations
• Utilizing prevailing legal mechanisms specially seeking for justice for victims of rights violations
• Social media engagement