44067-012: Addressing Gender-Based Violence in Pakistan

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Technical Assistance Consultant’s Report

Project Number: 44067 June 2014

Addressing Gender-Based Violence in Pakistan Pilot Project Final Report Implemented from 15 February 2013 to 30 April 2014

Prepared by: Lawyers for Human Rights and Legal Aid

For Asian Development Bank RETA 7563: Promoting Gender-Inclusive Growth in Central and West Asia Developing Member Countries

This consultant’s report does not necessarily reflect the views of ADB or the Government concerned, and ADB and the Government cannot be held liable for its contents. All the views expressed herein may not be incorporated into the proposed project’s design.

2014

Technical Assistance Consultant’s Report

Gender Based

Violence Project

Appendices

List of Appendices

1. Report of Workshop on GBV 3 a. Peshawar 4 b. Quetta 9 c. Lahore 13 d. Karachi 27 2. Report on launching ceremonies 36 3. Report on 59 a. Open air workshops b. Conferences c. Banners d. Research Report of GBV 4. Updated List of national resource pool lawyers 124 5. List of Willing Lawyers 129 6. Report of Training of Lawyers resource pool on GBV 137 a. Session1 138 b. Session 2 165 7. Periodic Meeting with Lawyers for Progress Sharing 194 a. Peshawar 195 b. Quetta 198 c. Lahore 202 d. Karachi 204 8. Callers and Walkin Clients Data Summary 205 9. Updated list of cases of Online Database 207 10. Referral network Directory 223 11. Case studies 253 12. Press Release and media coverage 256 13. Lawyers Resource Pool Performa 261 14. Memorandun of Understanding 263 15. Lawyers Data Form 266

Annexure 1

Report of Workshops on GBV

Annexure 1a

Report of Workshop on GBV Peshawar

Workshop on “Empowering youth on Gender-based Violence 12TH September at Shahid Shakir Club, Peshawar

Contents:

 Report of Workshop  Agenda

Report of the Workshop:

Madadgaar National Helpline is playing a key role to increase awareness about gender based violence and related to national & international laws among the youth. Lawyers for Human Rights & Legal Aid (LHRLA) & Madadgaar National Helpline organized workshop on “Empowering youth on Gender-based Violence” with the support of Asian Development Bank (ADB) on 12TH September at Shahid Shakir Club, Peshawar.

The primary objective of this workshop was to sensitize the youth with gender based violence and with relevant laws. The secondary objective was to raise awareness on responsibility of youth who are going to participate actively in decision making process in the field of gender equality in the future and to promote values of gender equality in attitudes and behavior of youth. Almost 24 youth of different institutions gained Figure 1 Program Officer Madadgaar delivering knowledge and awareness on gender presentation about Madadgaar based violence. Helpline.

Anila Naheed, Program Officer, Madadgaar National Helpline Peshawar briefed participants about Madadgaar National Helpline and described the thematic work of Madadgaar National Helpline in addressing gender based violence. She emphasized on the active role of youth in prevention of gender based violence in our society.

Zia Ahmad Awan Founder of Madadgaar National Helpline and President of Lawyers for Human Rights and Legal Aid sensitized youth about international laws & conventions.

Awan focused on these international laws:

 Universal Declaration of Human Rights (UDHR)  Convention on the Elimination of All Forms of Discrimination against Women (CEDAW)  Convention on the Rights of the Child (CRC)  United Nations Convention Against Torture (UNCAT)

Ms Shirin Javed, Senior Program officer, Aurat Foundation delivered a brief presentation on gender based violence. This session was interactive, as Shirin involved youth by asking questions about difference between gender & sex and gender based violence (GBV) & violence against women (VAW). In this workshop, youth were provided with an overview of definition of GBV and Violence against women. Whereas further they were briefed about key types & levels of Gender Based Violence. Topics covered in workshop included introducing key concepts related to GBV, such as gender, human rights, violence and power. Causes and contributing factors to Figure 2 Senior Program Officer Aurat Foundation delivering presentation about gender based violence. GBV were discussed, as was the impact of GBV on individual survivors, families, and communities.

Questions and answers:

A boy of Peshawar institute of management sciences asked a question from MR Zia Ahmad Awan that how do you take a case and what is the procedure if we refer you a case?

Mr Zia Ahmad awan replied that Madadgaar takes cases from newspapers, shelter homes, partners, phone call, lawyers, police station and personal visit of client in the office. And the procedure is that as Madadgaar gets a case concerned police is promptly contacted that if any fir is submitted a detail review of a case is looked and then Madadgaar do need assessment a client that what are the needs of a client and after solving the case Madadgaar do follow ups of each case.

Another boy of Institute of management sciences asked that Madadgaar has its own shelter homes or not?

Ms Anila Naheed said that Madadgaar haven’t its shelter homes and if Madadgaar receives a case in which a women or a child need shelter than Madadgaar refers them to crises centers

8 shelters home to its referral partners who has the facility of shelter homes and then do follow ups.

Students who had participated in the workshop said that we would definitely be in contact with Madadgaar and will be helping and referring cases to Madadgaar and wants Madadgaar to come to their institutes for giving a session on GBV.

Agenda

Workshop on Gender based violence with Youth

Time: 9:30 am Date: 12TH Sep 2013 Place: SS Club Peshawar People Participated: 24

Time Session Responsible 9:00 –9:30am  Recitation of Holy Quran  Welcome Speech  Introductions of Participants Ms Anila Naheed

9:30-10:15 Madadgaar Introduction Ms Anila Naheed 10:15-10:30 Documentaries

10:30-11:00 GBV presentation (Aurat foundation) Ms. Shirin Javed

11:00-12:00 Laws on GBV in Pakistan Mr. Zia Ahmad Awan 12:00 - 12:30 Questions and Answers Participants

12:30 – 13:00 Refreshment Helpline staff

Annexure 1b Report of Workshop on GBV, Quetta

LHRLA and Madadgaar National Helpline Quetta Workshop on “Empowering youth on Gender- based Violence

14th September, 2013 at Boy Scout Association, Quetta

Figure 3 Group photo of youth volunteer presented theatre in workshop held at Quetta

Contents:

 Report of Workshop  Photographs of Event

Report of the Workshop:

Lawyers for human rights & legal aid (LHRLA) & Madadgaar National Helpline organized 1 day workshop on “Empowering youth on Gender-based Violence” on 14th September at Boy Scout Association, Quetta. The purpose of this workshop was to create awareness amongst youth on the issues of gender based violence and to introduce them to relevant national & International laws on gender based violence in Pakistan. The workshop participants were from diverse backgrounds including Youth, Civil Society Organizations, and government officials. Participants were welcomed, and were briefed about the agenda of the workshop on gender based violence. 90 members of youth groups from different educational institutions participated in this workshop

Guest Speakers Included:  Chief Guest: Ms. Robaab Joint director of Colleges & higher education Baluchistan.  Guest Speaker: Mr. Zia Ahmed Awan, President LHRLA.  Guest speaker: Ms. Jahanara Tabasum, Manager Benazir Shelter home and center.  Guest speaker: Mr. Syed Jaffer, National Program Manger, Society for Community Development

 Figure 4 Chief Guest Addressing with Guest Speaker: Dr. Qahoor, Director crowded workshop. General, Social welfare Quetta  Guest Speaker: Mr. Amjad Lashari, Program Officer, Human dignity society.

Ms. Sumra Afridi Program Officer, Madadgaar National Helpline Quetta gave a brief outline of the establishment, working and services provided to clients by Madadgaar National Helpline. Mr. Amjad Lashari delivered brief presentation about gender based violence and he sensitized youth about different types and forms of GBV.

A theatre was performed by the volunteer youth on gender based violence and highlighted the preventive role of youth; audience liked and appreciated the effort.

President LHRLA Mr. Zia Ahmed Awan during his address highlighted the active role of Madadgaar National Helpline in addressing gender based violence. He said that youth are the future leaders therefore it is mandatory to sensitize them with GBV and relevant laws.

Chief Guest of this program, Ms. Robaab appreciated the Madadgaar’s efforts and announced cooperation at college level in Quetta. She promised to circulate a letter to all colleges in Quetta for involvement of youth with Madadgaar National Helpline and assured their cooperation at any moment for any kind of support.

Other speakers also applauded the Madadgaar’s struggles to sensitized youth about gender based violence. Speakers highlighted various issues of gender based violence in our society and shared recommendations to address this issue. At the end of workshop, appreciation letter were distributed in theatre performer youth.

Photograph of Workshop:

Figure 5 A view of participants attending workshop on gender based violence held at Quetta.

Annexure 1c

Report of Workshop on GBV Lahore

LHRLA and Madadgaar National Helpline Lahore

Workshop on “Empowering youth on Gender- based Violence

1st October 2013 at University of the Punjab, Lahore

Empowering Youth on Gender-based Violence

Madadgaar National Helpline Lahoreorganized workshop on “Empowering youth on Gender- based Violence”on “International non-violence day” in collaboration withAsian Development Bank (ADB) and Child Helpline International (CHI) on 1st October 2013 at University Of The Punjab, Lahore.

The workshop started with a brief introduction of Madadgaar National Helpline which was given by Ms. SanaIlyas.

The ceremony formally started by the recitation of Holy Quran. Ms. Sana requested Mr. Arshad to come on the stage and recite Ayah of holy Quran.

After recitation of holy Quran Ms.Sana invited all the guests to the stage. The following are the guests list:

 Chief Guest, Mr. Javaid,N. A Khan (Child Commissioner, Ombudsman Punjab).  Guest Speaker, (Deputy Director Social Welfare, Punjab).  Guest Speaker, Prof. Dr. NaumanaAmjad(AsstProfessor, Institute of Applied Psychology, University of the Punjab).  GuestSpeaker, Ms.Rana Malik (Head of Gender Studies Department,University of the Punjab).  Guest Speaker, Mr. Zia Ahmed Awan, (Advocate High Court and Founder of Madadgaar National Helpline).

Objective of the workshop:

Later Ms. Sana Ilyas presented the agenda and objectives of the workshop. The agenda is given at the end. Given beneath were the objectives:

 How to empower youth related to gender based violence?  What are the issues related to GBV?  What are the psychological outcomes of GBV?  How can youth play their role in GBV?  How can we bring a positive change in society?

Documentaries:

After that two documentaries of Madadgaar were shown to the audience.

Documentary of media program by CNN T.V (Honor killing)

The participants of the meeting were shown a documentary ofa media briefing done by collaboration of Madadgaar National Helpline with CNN TV which was recorded at LHRA office Karachi. In this documentary, issues related to honor killing, gender discrimination; rights of women in a society and domestic violence were highlighted and discussed through a case of honor killing that Madadgaar dealt with. Moreover, the role of Madadgaar was highlighted in this documentary.

Documentary of media program by Samma T.V (Missing Child)

The other documentary that was shown to the audience was of missing child. The media briefing of this documentary was also done by Madadgaar National Helpline in collaboration with Samma TV and it was recorded at LHRLA office Karachi. In this documentary, issues related to missing children and child rights were discussed through a case of a missing child that Madadgaar dealt with. Besides this, the role of Madadgaar was highlighted in the documentary.

All the participants actively participated and expressed their feelings that violence against women has been an important social issue across Pakistan and it has been increasing as the day passes. Moreover, patriarchal mindset of our society has greatly affected the status of women. Participants also highlighted that empowering women plays a central role in protecting them when working in their routine life. Besides this, we already have a lot of national policies on protecting women rights but its implementation is lacking. The program also focused on the male perception of gender violence and women abuse. They expressed that to a great extent males are responsible for harassing women and they are not treated equally.

Later Ms. Sana invited Mr. Zia Awanto give a detailed presentation on Madadgaar National Helpline.

Presentation by Mr. Zia Awan:

Mr.He Ziapresented Awaninteracted a detail presentation with youth about advocates Madadgaar as well and as saidwith that the LHRLAstudents establishedand said that Pakistan’s the youth occupiesfirst Helpline the largest for Children sector ofand Pakistan’s Women sufferingpopulation. from Empowering Violence, Abuse youth andwill Exploitationlead to a brighter in 2001 and sociallywith the healthy support nation. of UNICEF Madadgaar and SDC has inestablished Sindh. Madadgaar youth club is in different institution to utilize the potential of youth population for prevention of violence against children and women. The founder of

Madadgaar National Helpline highlighted in the workshop that, “engaging youth and students in community development will aware them about the social issues related to women andchildren.

Pakistan’s first Helpline for children, youth & women suffering from violence, abuse and exploitation.The name “Madadgaar” was selected by children,which means “The Helper”

He said that the mail goal of Madadgaar is to eliminate violence in all its forms and manifestation against children and women, and to enable making of an environment conducive for gender equity and equality.

He told that Madadgaar represented Pakistan on the platform of South Asian Initiative to End Violence against Children (SAIEVAC) and Madadgaar participated in the South Asian Association of Child Helplines (SAACH), Asian consortium for human rights-based access to justice (HRBA2J), ADB a pilot project on addressing and eliminating gender based violence &CARAM-Asia - a regional network on migration and health issues formed in 1997.

He said Madadgaar helpline with the support of Plan International-Pakistan (since 2011) has expended their network on national level with the help of focal points in the provincial capitals. (Karachi-Head office, Lahore,Peshawar & Quetta)

Furthermore, he told about girl’s power program (GPP) and said that GPP is five-year (2011-15) internationalprogramme. He briefed the Purpose of this program and said the goal of this program is to facilitate young women and girls to realize their full potential by innovative programming and educational campaigns to raise the profile of under privileged and

18 economically insecure women. He also said that we have successfully installed 4 digit unified code 1098 by the support of Federal Ministry of Human Rights. 1098 is a South Asian number that allows easy cross-border recognition and protection services.

Moreover, he said we are nation’s largest service providing network with around 1000 referral partners and told that these referral partners provide services including shelter, medical treatment, medico-legal examination, police inquiry and investigation, financial aid, legal aid, consultation, etc.

He said there are two main objectives of Madadgaar.

1. Protection (Provision of information, referral, and guidance, Crisis intervention services &Counselling (Telephonic, Walk-in, and Virtual). 2. Prevention(Advocacy and Awareness among right holders, duty bearers, & Capacity- building of stakeholdersCollection of information about children and women right situation.

Keynote by Founder of Madadgaar:

In the end of presentation President of Lawyers for Human Rights & Legal and Founder of Madadgaar National helpline Mr. Zia Ahmed Awan shared fruit full thoughts with the audience. He emphasized on finding the root cause of prevailing problems in society related to gender-based violence. He said that we are living in patriarchal society and even small effort serve as an achievement for us. According to him, we must not only focus on females but cater male population as well to sensitize them regarding the prevailing issues of gender- based violence that are finding new ways (cybercrime) with technological advancements . Apart from this, he also shared that bullying must be discouraged that affects mobility of women and makes living miserable.

Further he saidwe can only come out of this problem when we all will start discouraging violence from our own places. He further added that violence is affecting our society’s creative skills, women should be encouraged in every walk of life, there should be a day care center at every place where women are working, and in this regard the Information department can also play a vital role. Awan said that Madadgaar National Helpline is working to provide justice to the victims of violence, Madadgaar help line 1098 is providing telephonic counseling to the victims as well, more over Madagaar is now planning to work on cybercrime, which is increasing day by day. He encouraged women to raise their voice against violence.

He ended up bysharing the future plans of Madadgaar National Helpline. He said that we are planning to expand our focal points that include Lahore, Quetta and Peshawar so that we can help people in a better way. He further added that we need to develop a society where there will be no gender discrimination; both men and women will be given equal rights and a society where children are also protected so that there will be no need of any organization such as Madadgaar National Helpline.

After Mr. Zia Awan, Ms. Sana (Office Incharge) invited Mr. IrshadWaheed to speak as a guest speaker and share his views regarding GBV. He appreciated the role of Madadgaar in providing assistance to survivors of violence & abuse.He also told that he was waiting for this workshop as he wanted to be a part of this event. He said that our society needs Madadgaar (Helpers), who can listen the voices of people and can provide help to the survivors of violence. He emphasized that these problems are deep Furthermore, he said Madaagaar is doing a rooted in society’s mindset. He said that remarkable job by helping women and such kind of events should be conducted on children who are suffering from any kind of regular basis so that we can bring awareness violence. He also said that if Maadgaar amongst our youngsters as our country’s needs any kind of assistance from Social future depends on our youth. He also said Welfare Punjab then it will be a privilege for that youth should participate actively in them to work with Madadgaar for such a these kinds of events so that gender good cause. He ended up by wishing Mr. Zia discrimination and GBV can be eradicated and the team of Madadgaar best of luck for from our society.Moreover he said to future. combat GBV from our society, we should encourage and motivate people to report violence cases. Guest Speaker Ms. NaumanAmjad woman, whom at one time or the other in (Assistant Professor in Institute of her lifetime had not been afraid merely Applied Psychology, University of the because she was a woman. Those women Punjab) delivered presentation on who are particularly vulnerable to violence Gender-based Violence in society are those who live in extremely precarious especially in Pakistan. She described about conditions or who are discriminated against GBV that it is a universal reality existing in on the basis of race, language, ethnic group, all societies regardless of income, class and culture, age, opinion, religion or culture. It would be difficult to find one membership in a minority group.

She highlighted the importance of sex University of Punjab to establish the help education in our society to combat gender- desk to address the issues of students related based violence. She stressed that women to violence & harassment.Addressing on and men are brought up differently by the event as chief guest Mr. Javaid N. A giving importance to different set of values Khan (Child Commissioner, Ombudsman to inculcate in the individual. She said a Punjab) shared his views regarding strong focus must be given on prevention by Gender Based Violence in our society. sensitization through judicial system, health systems, education sector, and by multi- He appreciated the role of Madadgaar in sectoral approach. Whereas family, media providing assistance to survivors of violence and peer groups can play a significant role in & abuse. He said it is good to know that combating GBV there are organizations who are still working actively to provide assistance to the people who are in trouble and one of them is Madadgaar National Helpline. Unfortunately also said that in our society gender based violence is common in many areas though it’s an Islamic state. He said that we all need to stand up and work in collaboration for the elimination of such social issues. Then he

talked about Ombudsman Punjab and he said that they are working on child rights and all the issues related to child. He said we need to do work in collaboration. He further said that if Madadgaar needs any kind of

help or guidance then he would make sure to help Madadgaar in every possible way.

He also said that Youth can also play an important role for the control of GBV. He said that youth has the power to bring a positive change in our society and they can save our country by playing a responsible role regarding GBV. He also said that awareness should not be given to youngsters She added we can overcome violence only but we shouldalso not forget children against women by imparting education of as they are also the ones on whom any gender equality among male members of the country’s future depends.He said that society. children should be brought up in accord to At the end of speech, she said that we Islamic teachings and they should be taught welcome Madadgaar National Helpline in that there should not be discrimination on 21 the basis of gender and that both men and Madadgaar National Helpline. He said that women are given equal rights. In this way in they get so many calls regarding child cases future our country will be saved from GBV. every year. He added thatfrom now onwards they would like to refer cases to Madadgaar Mr. Javaid also suggested to Madadgaar National Helpline as well for which National Helpline to arrange a meeting with Madadgaar provides assistance.Then he all the stakeholders at Ombudsman Punjab wished good luck to Mr. Zia Awan and to so that Ombudsman Punjab can work with Madadgaar team for their future endeavors.

Addressing on the event as guest speaker Mr. Rana Malik (Head of Gender Studies Department, University of the Punjab) also appreciated the effort done by Madadgaar for conducting this workshop on Gender Based Violence. She encouraged Madadgaar to keep conducting such events for students at University of the Punjab to bring awareness amid students regarding GBV. Besides this, she emphasized that these problems are deep rooted in society’s mindset. She said that the e. She also shared her story of life during her helpline number 1098 must be promoted speech and given advice to parents, brothers everywhere in Pakistan so that everyone can and husbands do take care of your contact on this number to get guidance and daughters, sisters and wives, treat them counseling for resolving their issues. She fairly and equally, girl is also a human said that she will struggle and take part to being. In combating GBV from our society, promote this number. Further she we should encourage and motivate people to highlighted different issues faced by girls in report violence cases. our society that they are feeling suffocation She further said the role of a brother (Male) at home because girls are treated unfairly is very important in a family; brother should and unequally as compare to boys. Girls and motivate his sister and gave her the same women are facing discrimination at hom space in life which he wants for himself. If we want to control the violence against women, the families should start giving same respect and equality to their daughters as well.

Question/Answers and Comments Session: This session was followed by question answers session, where Students raised questions from the respected guests.

A student named Jahanzed from Sociology Department; University of the Punjab asked a question. He said that now days there are many girls who wear sleeveless and clothes that are see through due to which boys look or stare them. He said don’t you think it’s a girl’s fault s she should not wear such clothes and rather she should cover her body while going outside. Ms. Naumana answered him and said that in foreign countries females wear sleeveless and even miniskirts and they go out confidently and fearlessly as the boys there do not look at them. She said we should not think that what others are doing or that the other person is wrong as we are accountable for our own mistakes only. So instead of focusing on what other person is doing we should simply amend ourselves. Whatever any girl wears it is her own choice and she has complete freedom for it. Then Mr. Zia mentioned a Hadith that ‘when a woman passes by you, lower your eyes’ and another Hadith that says ‘when a woman passes by you, lower your eyes and save your modesty’. He said save your Imaan and do not think negative about others whatever he/she wears. He further added that in the game of ‘Kabaddi’ which is played by men who wears the least clothes but I have never heard that a woman harassed any Kabaddi player. So he said we should not think like that and he said that our Imaan should not rely on just a girl’s dressing.

Afterwards another student named Yasir Ali from Gender Studies Department; University of the Punjab asked a question that the man is ordinate and the woman is his subordinate, so how they can be equal?

Ms. Naumana said that it is not correct and she recommended him to go to some ulma and asked that. She said both man and woman are equal so there should not be any kind of gender discrimination. However the responsibilities given to man and woman are different and they are defined but it does not mean that man is ordinate and woman is his subordinate.

Another student named MaryumZaheer from Institute of Business Administration; University of the Punjab appreciated Madadgaar for arranging the event. She said it was remarkable and so much informative. Moreover she suggested developing a setting that can address student issues regarding harassment. She said students especially girls face harassment even at universities so there should be a proper setup that can address such cases of female students.

Additional suggestion was given by another female student named RaisaZubair from Institute of Applied Psychology; University of the Punjab. She said that GBV is more common in rural areas so therefore we should develop a set at schools in rural areas and we should teach children that both man and woman are equal so that they can save our country from GBV in future.

Vote of Thanks:

Ms. Sana Ilyas (Office Incharge) expressed deepest gratitude of Madadgaar National Helpline, Chief Guest, guest speakersand all guest participants of this seminar. It was a great opportunity to sensitize the youth about GBV in our society.

Main Announcements by the Speakers:

Chief Guest Mr. Javaid N.A Khan announced that information department will build strong coordination with Madadgaar to establish a proper liaison with it. He also said that Ombudsman Punjab will refer child cases to Madadgaar for which Madadgaar provides assistance.

Guest Speaker Ms. NaumanAmjad said that they are willing to establish “Help Desk” at University of Karachi with the support of Madadgaar National Helpline.

Annexure:

 Invitation Letter  Media Invitation  Press Releases

Invitation Letter

To,

Subject: Inviting you as a Guest speaker to participate in Workshop on gender based violence

Respected Sir/Madam,

It is to inform you that Madadgaar National Helpline is addressing gender based violence in Pakistan with the support of ADB. Therefore, Madadgaar National Helpline is organizing workshop on “Empowering Youth on Gender Based Violence” on dated 1st Oct 2013. So, we cordially invite you as a Guest to participate in this Workshop.

It would be commendable if youth & Professionals from our nation participate in such event enthusiastically to bring a social change in our society.

Day & Dated: Tuesday, 1st Oct 2013

Time: 10:00am

Venue: Institute of Social & Cultural Studies (Sociology) University of the Punjab, Quaid-i- Azam Campus Lahore, Pakistan

Kindly confirm your availability by replying through email or call. We look forward to have your participation in the event.

For any query please contact MsUroojVirk, (Regional Head) Madadgaar National Helpline at 0336-4699040, 042-35973590 or [email protected]

Thanking you in anticipation.

Regards, UroojVirk Regional Head, Madadgaar National Helpline 170-aziz ManzilFerozpur road near lesco office Lahore

Dated: 1-10-2013 Media Invitation Workshop “Empowering Youth on Gender based Violence”

Dear Editors, Assignment Editors, News Directors and Bureau Chiefs.

Madadgaar National Helpline is organizing workshop “Empowering youth on Gender based violence on Tuesday, 01st Oct 2013.

Javaid N.A. Khan Child Commissioner, office of the Ombudsman Punjab is participating as a Chief Guest. Mr. Zia Awan (Advocate Supreme Court and CEO of Madadgaar) will be representing Madadgaar National Helpline, Lahore. Other Guest speakers include Prof. Dr. ZakriaZakir (Dr. Prof of Social and Cultural Sciences, University of the Punjab), Prof. Dr. NaumanaAmjad (Asisstant Professor Institute of App. Psychology, University of the Punjab) and Sajjid Ali (Project Manager of ASR).

Please send a team of senior reporters and photojournalists to cover this important event.

Day & Date: Tuesday - 1st Oct 2013

Time: 10:00am – 1:00pm

Venue: Institute of Social & Cultural Studies (Sociology) University of the Punjab, Quaid-i- Azam Campus Lahore, Pakistan

For any query please contact MsUroojVirk, (Regional Head) Madadgaar National Helpline at 042-35973590, 37573591-2 or [email protected]

Dated: 1st October, 2013

Press Release

Youth Has the Power to Speak and Bring a Positive Change in the Nation: Zia Ahmed Awan

Lahore, 1st October, 2013:

Madadgaar National Helpline organized a workshop to empower youth on gender based violence at the Institute of social and cultural studies, University of the Punjab, Lahore on 1st October 2013. The purpose of this workshop was to empower youth on gender based violence by

26 bringing awareness regarding violence against women, and briefing the participants about the empowerment of women and their legal rights.

Mr. Zia Awan (Advocate High Court and CEO of Madadgaar) is representing Madadgaar Natoinal Helpline. Mr. Javed N.A khan (Child Commissioner of Child Ombudsman) is the Chief Guest for this workshop. Besides this Prof. Dr. ZakriaZakir (Dean and Director of Institute of Social and Cultural Studies, University of the Punjab), Prof. Dr. NoumanaAmjad (Assistant Prof. Institute of Applied Psychology, University of the Punjab) and Mr. Sajjid Ali (Project Manager of ASR) are invited as Guest Speakers.

Youth occupies the largest sector of Pakistan’s population and thus empowering youth will lead to a brighter and socially healthy nation. This workshop has been conducted with the goal to empower our youngsters, to alert them regarding gender based violence and the issues concerning gender based violence to make them aware about the social issues related to women and children in order to engage youth and students in community development. . Madadgaar has established youth club in different institutions to utilize the potential of youth population for prevention of violence against children and women. Moreover, Madadgaar Youth Advocates (youth clubs) gives an opportunity to youth to channelize their energy to take-up and try to solve social issues and to combat violence against women and children at their level and it will also encouraged youth to participate in the upcoming activities to play their role for development of society.

Issued By: Madadgaar National Helpline

Dated: 1st October, 2013

Press Release

Youth Has the Power to Speak and Bring a Positive Change in the Nation: Zia Ahmed

Lahore: Madadgaar National Helpline organized a workshop to empower youth on gender based violence at the Institute of social and cultural studies, University of the Punjab in Lahore on 1st October 2013. The purpose of this workshop was to empower youth on gender based violence by bringing awareness regarding violence against women, and briefing the participants about the empowerment of women and their legal rights. Youth from different recognized institutions such as Institute of Social & Cultural Studies, Gender Studies Department, Institute of Applied Psychology, Institute of Business Administration, University of the Punjab and Lahore College for Women University were participated.

Mr. Zia Awan (Human Rights Lawyer and Founder of Madadgaar) said that Youth occupies the largest sector of Pakistan’s population and thus empowering youth will lead to a brighter and socially healthy nation. This workshop has been conducted with the goal to empower our 27 youngsters, to alert them regarding gender based violence and the issues concerning gender based violence to make them aware about the social issues related to women and children in order to engage youth and students in community development.

Mr. Javed N.A khan (Child Commissioner of Child Ombudsman) the Chief Guest also shared their views on child rights and the complaints of children protection issues which ombudsman Punjab come across. He also added that Ombudsman Punjab has formed a steering committee at provincial level for all the stakeholders which are working on child rights and offered all help to Madadgaar National Helpline.

Besides this Prof. Dr. NoumanaAmjad (Assistant Prof. Institute of Applied Psychology, University of the Punjab) gave a detailed presentation on the Psychological interventions, moral training of youth, and how we can change the cognition of people about gender based violence.

Furthermore, Mr. IrshadWaheed (Deputy Director Social Welfare Department Punjab) shares his views about how we empower youth on Gender Based Violence and there must be some bridging between the government and non-government departments to tackle the protection issues of children & women.

Madadgaar has established youth club in different institutions to utilize the potential of youth population for prevention of violence against children and women. Moreover, Madadgaar Youth Advocates (youth clubs) gives an opportunity to youth to channelize their energy to take-up and try to solve social issues and to combat violence against women and children at their level and it will also encouraged youth to participate in the upcoming activities to play their role for development of society said Ms. Rana Malik (Assistant Professor, Gender Studies Department).

Issued By: Madadgaar National Helpline

Annexure 1d Report of Workshop on GBV Karachi

LHRLA and Madadgaar National Helpline Lahore Workshop on “Empowering youth on Gender- based Violence

th 18 May at Greenwich University, Karachi

Lawyers for human rights & legal aid (LHRLA) & Madadgaar National Helpline organized 1 day workshop on “Empowering youth on Gender-based Violence” in collaboration with Asian Development Bank (ADB) on 18th May at Greenwich University, Karachi.

First of all, a brief introduction about Madadgaar was given by the hosts, Ramsha and Aqsa. Then the ceremony formally started by the recitation of Holy Quran.

The following are the guests list:

 Chief Guest, Ms. Noorul Huda Shah, Provincial Minister of Information & Archive.  Guest Speaker, Mr. Ahmed Chinoy, Chief Citizen Police Liaison Committee (CPLC).  Guest Speaker, Ms. Naila Siddiqui, Asst Professor, University of Karachi.  Guest Speaker, Mr. Zia Ahmed Awan, Founder of Madadgaar National Helpline. 30

Addressing on the event as a Chief Guest Nooor-ul-Huda Shah Provincial Minister of Information & Archive appreciated the role of Madadgaar in providing assistance to survivors of violence & abuse. Our society needs madadgaar (Helpers), who can listens the voices of people and can provide help to the survivors of violence.

She emphasized that these problems are deep rooted in society’s mindset. She said that the helpline number 1098 must be promoted everywhere in Pakistan so that everyone can contact on this number to get guidance and counseling for resolving their issues. She said that she will struggle and take part to promote this number. Further she highlighted different issues faced by girls in our society that they are feeling suffocation at home because girls are treated unfairly and unequally as compare to boys. Girls and women are facing discrimination at home. She also shared her story of life during her speech and given advice to parents, brothers and husbands do take care of your daughters, sisters and wives, treat them fairly and equally, girl is also a human being. In combating GBV from our society, we should encourage and motivate people to report violence cases.

She further said the role of a brother (Male) is very important in a family, brother should motivate his sister and gave her the same space in life which he wants for himself. If we want to control the violence against women, the families should start giving same respect and equality to their daughters as well.

Chief of Citizen Police Liaison Committee (CPLC) Ahmed Chinoy speaking on the occasion as guest speaker appreciated the efforts made by Madadgaar to provide services to victims of violence and abuse. He said that CPLC has been working with Madadgaar since its inception. Sharing some useful data about the crime rate of the city he said that the reported rate of crime is not even 60% of the total crime happening. He said that one call can be a solution to many problems and people must report the cases in order to obtain help. He shared the data of extortion cases and said that we all must work together to combat such issues.

Chinoy said that we are receiving almost 6000 calls per day, 99% of the calls are genuine and most of them are against street crimes, human rights abuse and robberies etc. CPLC chief added that most of the people do not register complaints in police station, he encouraged people to report crime at police station or CPLC. He said the complaints we received are about 20 – 25 % of the total crime rate.

He said that we have a density of more than 120 million mobile phone sims out of which 97% are prepaid and from that 85% -97% are not registered with proper names.

Guest Speaker Ms. Naila Usman Assistant Professor University of Karachi delivered presentation on Gender-based Violence in society especially in Pakistan. She described about GBV that it is a universal reality existing in all societies regardless of income, class and culture. It would be difficult to find one woman, whom at one time or the other in her lifetime had not been afraid merely because she was a woman. Those women who are particularly vulnerable to violence are those who live in extremely precarious conditions or who are discriminated against on the basis of race, language, ethnic group, culture, age, opinion, religion or membership in a minority group.

She highlighted the importance of sex education in our society to combat gender-based violence. She stressed that women and men are brought up differently by giving importance to different set of values to inculcate in the individual. She said, a strong focus must be given on prevention by sensitization through judicial system, health systems, education sector, and by multi-sectoral approach. Whereas family, media and peer groups can play a significant role in combating GBV.

She added, we can overcome violence against women by imparting education of gender equality among male members of the society.

At the end of speech, she said that we welcome Madadgaar Helpline in University of Karachi to establish the help desk to address the issues of students related to violence & harassment.

Keynote by Founder of Madadgaar: President of Lawyers for Human Rights & Legal and Founder of Madadgaar National helpline Mr. Zia Ahmed Awan shared fruit full thoughts with the audience. He emphasized on finding the root cause of prevailing problems in society related to gender-based violence. He said that we are living in patriarchal society and even small effort serve as an achievement for us. According to him, we must not only focus on females but cater male population as well to sensitize them regarding the prevailing issues of gender-based violence that are finding new ways (cyber crime) with technological advancements . Apart from this, he also shared that bullying must be discouraged that affects mobility of women and makes living miserable.

Further he said, we can only come out of this problem when we all should start discouraging violence from our own places. He further added that violence is effecting our society’s creative skills, women should be encouraged in every walk of life, there should be a day care centre at every place where

32 women are working, and in this regard the Information department can also play a vital role. Awan said that madadgaar national help line is working to provide justice to the victims of violence, Madadgaar help line 1098 is providing telephonic counseling to the victims as well , more over madagaar is now planning to work on cyber crime , which is increasing day by day. He encouraged women to raise their voice against violence.

Ms. Nanita La Rose Executive Director Child Helpline International in her video message appreciated Madadgaar Helpline and its staff for their vital role in supporting and empowering children, youth and women of Pakistan, who are in need of care and protection.

Speaking at the event, Project Coordinator of ADB on GBV warmly welcomed all Guests and especially Chief Guest and Guest speakers.

She said that the purpose of this workshop was to sensitize and empower the youth about Gender-based violence. Through utilising different technologies, we are supporting and empowering children, youth and women of Pakistan. Who are in need of care and protection.

Psycho Social Counselor Madadgaar National Helpline, Ms. Shehla Norani speaking on the occasion shared the helpline’s progress during the past 12 years how Madadgaar was initiated and now where Madadgaar helpline stand.

She discussed that Madadgaar is Pakistan’s first Helpline for children, women & youth suffering from violence, abuse and exploitation, who is working since last decade. It initially started with the support of UNICEF in 2001. Madadgaar is an offshoot of Lawyers for Human Rights and Legal Aid (LHRLA). Madadgaar Helpline provides telephonic counseling, face to face counseling to walk-in survivors, crisis intervention, guidance, legal advises and legal aid and referral services to children, women & youth. Madadgaar expended its work with the support of “Plan International” on national level in 2011. Now with Asian Development Bank (ADB) Madadgaar was addressing gender-based violence in Pakistan.

Madadgaar National Helpline works to protect children, youth and women against violence, abuse and exploitation. Sharing the helpline data she said, the number of walk-in clients dealt from 2001- 2012 is 24,739 individuals and the total phone call (received and responded) is 118,846 throughout the nation.

Question/Answers and Comments Session: This session was followed by question answers session, where Students raised questions from the respected guests.

A student of Greenwich university discuss her problem related to cyber crime which was happened 2 years ago, and complained that no any organization or Police provided justice listen her problem. Mr Zia Awan answered that Madadgaar is now working to address cyber crime, if any one face this issue then you can contact Madadgaar.

After the question answer session mirza bilal , student of greenwich university shared a motivated speech with the audience, he said youth should promote madagaar help line’s number 1098 through social media and SMS service for combating violence from our society. At the end student of sociology department, university of Karachi Zoya shared the findings of her research related to sexual harassment, which brought some useful data for the participants.

Guest audience shared their views about Madadgaar and lauded the role of helpline in addressing violence in society.

Vote of Thanks:

Ms. Lubna Ahsan Assistant Professor expressed deepest gratitude of Madadgaar National Helpline, Chief Guest, and all guest participants of this seminar. It was a great opportunity to sensitize the youth about GBV in our society.

Main Announcements by the Speakers:

Chief Guest Minister Informatormation & Archive announced that information department will build strong coordination with Madadgaar and will struggle to promote 1098 as well.

Guest Speaker Ms. Naila Usman said that they are willing to establish “Help Desk” at University of Karachi with the support of Madadgaar National Helpline.

Annexure:

 Agenda of the Ceremony  Press Coverage  Press Release

Agenda

Empowering youth on Gender-based Violence & Celebration of International Telecom & Child Helpline Day.

Dated: 18th May, 2013 Venue: Greenwich University, Karachi Timings: 10:00 AM Sharp Program Schedule

S. Activity/Topics Time Presenters/Facilitators No.

01 Registration 10:00 Organizers

02 Recitation of Holy Quran 10:00- 10:05 Shamrez Talib

03 Presentation by Madadgaar National 10:20-10:30 Shehla Noorani Helpline

04 Comments by Video Message 10:30-10:35 Nenita La Rose, Executive Director CHI

05 Welcome speech 10:35-10:40 Ms. Sana

06 Key Note 10:40-10:55 Mr. Zia Ahmed Awan, President LHRLA

07 Remarks by Guest Speakers: 10:55-11:45

1. Naila Siddiqui, Asst Professor, University of Karachi. 2. Ahmed Chinoy, Chief CPLC. 08 Question & Answer session for youth 11:45-12:00 participants.

09 Speech by Chief Guest 12:00-12:15 Ms. Noorul Huda Shah, Minister for Information & Archive.

10 Vote of Thanks 12:15-12:25 Lubna Ahsan

Lunch 12:30 - Onwards

Media Coverage of Event:

TV Channels: Metro TV, Abtak, PTV news, Dhoom TV, CNBC, Aaj Tv

Urdu Newspapers: Daily Jurrat, Daily Qaumi Akhbar, Daily Jang, Daily Jehan Pakistan.

English Newspapers: The Frontier Post, Pakistan Observer, Daily Times, The news, Daily Balochistan Times.

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Press Release:

Madadgaar National Helpline organized Workshop on Gender based Violence.

Karachi, 18th May: In this male dominance society, male has to provide equal rights and space to female, otherwise violence will increase rapidly in our society. These views were shared by Chief Guest Noorul Huda Shah Minister for Information & Archives, Sindh.

She further added that information & archive department and Madadgaar can jointly make efforts to curb the violence in society.

Ahmed Chinoy, Chief CPLC appreciated the struggles of Madadgaar in providing services to victim of violence & abuse. He shared the data of CPLC about violence in society, that they are receiving 6000 calls per day, out of which 99% calls are genuine.

Zia Ahmed Awan, founder of Madadgaar National Helpline emphasized on finding the root cause of prevailing problems in society related to gender-based violence. He said that we are living in patriarchal society and even small effort serve as an achievement for us. He said, we must not only focus on females but cater male population as well to sensitize them regarding the prevailing issues of gender-based violence that are finding new ways (cyber crime) with technological advancements . Apart from this, he also shared that bullying must be discouraged that affects mobility of women and makes living miserable.

The world has been now shifted to an era where use of technology is at its peak. The estimated youth population of Pakistan is approximately 63% of the total population. Telecommunication, being an important asset of the modern world has played a significant role in re-shaping the lives of people especially the youth of the globe.

Since we are living in an era of modern technology, Violation of human rights specifically Gender Based Violence (GBV) is quite rampant in the country which also contributes towards low indicators of human development. According to Madadgaar National Helpline’s data, 6218 women became the victims of violence in 2012 in Pakistan. Women being a vulnerable population, face a lot of violence and abuse. Some of the most significant reasons for its increase are rooted in feudal and tribal mindset of people and male dominance in society.

Children, young people and women in Pakistan and around the world have been able to shape their own future thanks to assistance from child helplines. On 18 May Madadgaar National Helpline is marking “International Telecom & Child Helpline Day” for “Empowering youth on Gender-based Violence”.

In this Occasion, Noorul Huda Shah Caretaker Minister for information & Archives participated as chief guest and shared her views about gender based violence. Whereas, Ahmed Chinoy Chief CPLC, Naila Siddiqui Professor University of Karachi, and Zia Ahmed Awan, Founder of Madadgaar participated as Guest Speakers in this ceremony. Issued By: Madadgaar National Helpline 37

Annexure 2 Report on launching ceremonies

Launching Ceremony of 1098 Blossoms Hall, Hospitality Inn Hotel, Lahore

Launching Ceremony of 1098

Madadgaar National Helpline, Lahore has organized the Provincial launching ceremony of “1098” in collaboration with Asian Development Bank (ADB) on 29th October, 2013 at Blossoms Hall, Hospitality Inn Hotel, Lahore.

The event started off with a brief introduction of Madadgaar National Helpline which was given Ms. SanaIlyas.

After the recitation of holy Quran Ms.Sana delivered a welcome note. She welcomed the chief guest, guest speakers and all the invitees including lawyers, volunteers, and personals from different private as well as government organizations. The following were the guest speakers and chief guest:

 Chief Guest, Ms. HameedaWaheedud Din ( Minister for Women Development, Punjab)  Guest Speaker, Mr. Malik Aslam (Director General, Social Welfare Department).  Guest Speaker, Mr. Jeremy Stickings (Senior Social Development Officer of Asian Development Bank)  Guest Speaker, Mr. Zia Ahmed Awan, (Advocate High Court, Human Rights Activist and Founder of Madadgaar National Helpline).  Guest Speaker, Mr. Tariq Javed (Additional Session Judge)

AfterwardsCNN documentary of Madadgaar was shown to the audience.

Documentary of media program by CNN T.V (Honor killing)

The participants of the ceremony were shown a documentary ofa media briefing done by collaboration of Madadgaar National Helpline with CNN TV which was recorded at LHRA office Karachi. In this documentary, issues related to honor killing, gender discrimination; rights of women in a society and domestic violence were highlighted and discussed through a case of honor killing that Madadgaar dealt with. Moreover, the role of Madadgaar was highlighted in this documentary.

Then, Ms. Sana invited Mr. Zia Awanto give a detailed presentation on Madadgaar National Helpline.

Presentation by Mr. Zia Awan:

Mr. Zia Ahmed Awan gave a detail presentation on Madadgaar and said that LHRLA established Pakistan’s first Helpline for Children and Women suffering from Violence, Abuse and Exploitation in 2001 with the support of UNICEF and SDC in Sindh. Madadgaar is Pakistan’s first Helpline for children, youth & women suffering from violence, abuse and exploitation.The name “Madadgaar” was selected by children,which means “The Helper”

He said that the main goal of Madadgaar is to eliminate violence in all its forms and manifestation against children and women, and to enable making of an environment conducive for gender equity and equality.

Furthermore, He said that Madadgaar helpline with the support of Plan International-Pakistan (since 2011) has expended their network on national level with the help of focal points in the provincial capitals. (Karachi-Head office, Lahore, Peshawar & Quetta)

Furthermore, He also said that we have successfully installed 4 digit unified code 1098 by the support of Federal Ministry of Human Rights. 1098 is a South Asian number that allows easy cross-border recognition and protection services.

In the end of presentation President of Lawyers for Human Rights & Legal and Founder of Madadgaar National helpline Mr. Zia Ahmed Awan shared fruit full thoughts with the audience. He emphasized on finding the root cause of prevailing problems in society related to gender- based violence. He said that we are living in patriarchal society and even small effort serve as an achievement for us. According to him, we must not only focus on females but cater male population as well to sensitize them regarding the prevailing issues of gender-based violence that are finding new ways (cybercrime) with technological advancements . Apart from this, he also shared that bullying must be discouraged that affects mobility of women and makes living miserable.

Further he said we can only come out of this problem when we all will start discouraging violence from our own places. He further added that violence is affecting our society’s creative skills, women should be encouraged in every walk of life, there should be a day care center at every place where women are working, and in this regard the Information department can also play a vital role. Awan said that Madadgaar National Helpline is working to provide justice to the victims of violence, Madadgaar help line 1098 is providing telephonic counseling to the victims as well, more over Madadgaar is now planning to work on cybercrime, which is increasing day by day. He encouraged women to raise their voice against violence.

He ended up by sharing the future plans of Madadgaar National Helpline. He said that we are planning to expand our focal points that include Lahore, Quetta and Peshawar so that we can help people in a better way. He further added that we need to develop a society where there will be no gender discrimination; both men and women will be given equal rights and a society where children are also protected so that there will be no need of any organization such as Madadgaar National Helpline.

Afterwards Lean Decadt’s Video Message was shown to the audience.

Lean decadt is a head of Programs Child Helpline International. She sent a message from Netherlands and Congratulated the Madadgaar on successfully installing & launching of the four digit unified code “1098” and appreciated the work and efforts of the organization.

Moreover Ms. Sana Ilyas requested the chief guest of event Ms. HameedaWaheedud Din, Minister for Women Development Punjab to come & gave her speech.

First of all Ms. HameedaWaheedud Din thank the Madadgaar team for inviting her on this launching ceremony. She wish to spend more time but due to her some engagements she only gave few minutes from her busy schedule, just to ensure her presence on this special occasion. She appreciated all the Ngo’s and especially Madadgaar for their good will and good work for the sake of women & children. Furthermore she gave her remarks on successfully installing the 4 digit unified code 1098. 41

She said it is a good initiative for the women who are suffering from any kind of violence because there are no counseling and guidance centers for women in Pakistan. This number is easily accessible and easy to remember. She further said that this initiative will boost the confidence of women. . She has further exerted to promote and spread the Madadgaar National Helpline number “1098” and promised future cooperation and strong relation from the Ministry of women development with Madadgaar. She also said that their ministry will highlight this issue in assembly and will talk to Chief Minister about this great initiative.

Then MssanaIlyas asked the Minister to Launch the National Resource Pool of Lawyers and gave them ajreks. Ms. HameedaWaheedud Din gifted Ajrak to the special guests and to the trained pool of lawyers for their good will on this noble cause.

After this Ms Sana Ilyas Invited Advocate Sobia Qadir Butt to share her views about the training of lawyers. She said before joining Madadgaar she was against the Ngo’s because of the stereotyping against them but after joining this madadgaar changed her whole perception & point of view. She is a practicing lawyer but haslimited information on Gender Based Violence & the Laws related to them. Madadgaar National Helpline has organized a training of lawyers on GBV Funded by ADB. This training will boost their confidence also they gained a lot of information about the Laws on GBV. She thanked all his colleagues who are working with her in madadgaar for their cooperation and also the madadgaar for giving her opportunity to share her views and experience.

Then Ms. Sana invited Advocate Uzma Awan to share her views about the National Resource pool of lawyers.

She congratulates Madadgaar on the launching ceremony and also the launching of National resource pool of lawyers. She said Madadgaar build the capacity of lawyers through training and this training will build up their confidence and also it will groom their personality. It will open new avenues for learning. She also said that GBV is a new word to them when they join this ngo but now they are feeling proud on their services which they are giving to the survivors. She also added that justice is not only for elites but it is also accessible to the poor or common man through this helpline. She said Access to justice is now within the reach of every common woman. She also shares her experience about the three days training in Karachi.

Proceeding on Ms Sana invited Jeremy Sticking the (Senior Social Development Officer of Asian Development Bank) for his speech.

He congratulated the Madadgaar on this successful launch of 1098 number. He also congratulated the team of lawyers which are working for this noble cause of giving their free

42 services to the survivors. He also said that Madadgaar is the partner organization of ADB for implementing this project. The purpose of this project is to facilitate the survivors of Gender based violence (GBV) and to build a network of activist lawyers who can provide services to the survivors of GBV. Through this we had generated a Panel of 100 lawyers for resource pool at Regional Headquarters of Madadgaar. Each lawyer will provide services to 5 cases of GBV or legal notices and legal advice. He also added that their mission is to create a program which includes the training of young girls and sensitizing them on this sensitive issue.

Later on Ms Sana invited Mr. Tariq Javed Additional Session Judge to give his remarks on this occasion.

Mr Tariq Javaid appreciated the role of Madadgaar helpline and said it’s really very good to hear about helpline. He said that he is not very out-spoken person and does not like to come to on stage but this forum inspired and compelled him to share his views with the people. He discussed the court proceeding’s matter and said court matters are very difficult for a common person and victims who are not familiar with all these procedures have to face a lot of problems if they file a case against the offender. Furthermore, he discussed the matter of corruption in legal system and said due to corruption people do not approach to courts to get justice. He appreciated the lawyer’s pool of Madadgaar and said it’s difficult to find such dedicated and motivated persons who can truly help such people and provide them legal aid. At the end he thanked all the guests for listening him and wished Madadgaar with good luck.

Furthermore she invited Mr. Malik Aslam DG Social Welfare Department Punjab.

He appreciated the role of Madadgaar in providing assistance to survivors of violence & abuse. He also told that he was waiting for thisevent as he wanted to be a part of this event. He said that our society needs Madadgaar (Helpers), who can listen the voices of people and can provide help to the survivors of violence. He emphasized that these problems are deep rooted in society’s mindset. He said that such kind of events should be conducted on regular basis so that we can bring awareness amongst our youngsters as our country’s future depends on our youth. He also said that youth should participate actively in these kinds of events so that gender discrimination and GBV can be eradicated from our society.Moreover he said to combat GBV from our society, we should encourage and motivate people to report violence cases.

Furthermore, he said Madaagaar is doing a remarkable job by helping women and children who are suffering from any kind of violence. He also said that if Maadgaar needs any kind of assistance from Social Welfare Punjab then it will be a privilege for them to work with Madadgaar for such a good cause. He ended up by wishing Mr. Zia and the team of Madadgaar best of luck for future.

Vote of Thanks:

Ms. Urooj Virk expressed deepest gratitude of Madadgaar National Helpline, Chief Guest, guest speakers and all guest participants of this event. She would thank all of them who came all the way to attend this launching ceremony. Furthermore she requested the gathering to proceed for tea.

Annexure:

 Agenda of the Ceremony  Press Coverage  Press Release

Agenda

Provincial Launching Ceremony of four digit number “1098” for Maadadgaar National Helpline

Dated: 29th October, 2013 Venue: Blossoms Hall, Hotel Hospitality Inn, Lahore Timings: 03:00 PM Sharp

Program Schedule

S. No. Activity/Topics Time Presenters/Facilitators 01 Registration 3:00-3:15 Organizers 02 Recitation of Holy Quran 3:15-3:20 Volunteer 03 Welcome speech 3:20-3:30 UroojVirk 04 CNN Video Documentary 3:30-3:35 CNN Video Documentary 05 Presentation by Madadgaar 3:35-4:15 Zia Ahmed Awan National Helpline 06 Comments by Video Message 4:15-4:20 LeenDecadt 07 Remarks by Guest Speakers: 4:20-4:55 1. Mr. Malik Aslam DG Social  Mr. Malik Aslam DG Social Welfare Punjab Welfare PuNjab 2. Mr Zia Ahmed Awan  Mr Zia Ahmed Awan Advocate Supreme Court & Advocate Supreme Court & Founder of Madadgaar Founder of National Helpline  from Asian Development 3. Jeremy Stickings Senior Bank Social Development Officer,  Jeremy Stickings Senior Asian Development Bank Social Development 4. Mr. Tariq Javed Additional Officer, Asian Development Session Judge Bank  Mr. Tariq Javed Additional Session Judge 08 Launching of National Heroes 4:55-5:20 Zia Ahmed Awan, (Resource pool Lawyers on UzmaAwan& GBV) & speeches of two Sobia Butt Lawyers 09 Speech by Chief Guest 5:20-5:45 Minister for women Development Ms. HameedaWaheed-ud-din and

Minister for Education Mr. RanaMashood Ahmed 11 Vote of Thanks 5:45-5:50 UroojVirk 12 Hi-Tea 5:50 onwards 45

Media Coverage of Event:

TV Channels: CNBC, DunyaTv, KohinoorTv, Channel Five, City42 Channel, Express tv, Ptv

Urdu Newspapers: Daily Pakistan, Nawaiwaqt, Daily Ausaf, Daily City42, Daily Din, Daily Express http://www.express.com.pk/epaper/PoPupwindow.aspx?newsID=1102001697&Issue=NP_LHE&Date=2 0131030 http://www.dailypakistan.com.pk/E-Paper/lahore/2013-10-30/page-9 http://www.dailywaqt.com/10-30-2013/pic.asp?picname=02_12.gif http://www.nawaiwaqt.com.pk/E-Paper/Lahore/2013-10-30/page-9/detail-27

Date: 29th October, 2013

Press Release

The Provincial Launching Ceremony of Madadgaar National Helpline Number “1098”

Madadgaar National Helpline envisages protecting rights of children, youth and women suffering from violence, abuse and exploitation. It works at preventive and protection level and provides counseling (telephonic, face to face and virtual), crisis intervention, guidance, legal aid and referral services to victims of sexual and physical abuse, domestic violence, karokari (honor killing), kidnapping, human trafficking, forced marriage, murder, illegal confinement , burn cases, missing children etc. It also empowers youth and masses by arranging awareness raising campaigns. Last year Madadgaar got scaled up at National level with the help of Plan Pakistan under Girl Power Program having focal points in each provincial capital; Karachi, Lahore, Peshawar and Quetta. Madadgaar has been granted the 4-digit unified code of 1098 from the Ministry of Human Rights of Pakistan, which has cross-border recognition. This new number requires mass awareness to fade the old UAN number. 1098 publicity is directly concerned with more calls and client’s ratio which depends upon outreach of the number. For this purpose, we plan to launch this four digit unified code “1098” on 29th October, 2013.It aims to voice out the cause at larger audience and to give a platform to stakeholders where they could have know-how about the working and mandate of Madadgaar National Helpline and its scope of services in Pakistan. The program will be organized in Lahore with around 100 invitees including representatives from Women Devlopment, Education Ministries, Partner Organizations, Referral Partners, Community Based Organizations (CBO), Civil Society Organizations (CSO), Academia, and Youth, Media Personnel, helpline personnel of Lahore and people working in the practical field.

Ms. HameedaWaheed-ud-din Minister for Women Development and Mr. RanaMashood Ahmed, Minister for Education both has consented to be the chief guests of this event. Moreover Mr. Malik Aslam DG Social Welfare Punjab, Malik Hassan Iqbal Secretary Health Punjab, Mr Zia Ahmed Awan Advocate Supreme Court & Founder of Madadgaar National Helpline, MsUzma from Asian Development Bank and from police department were the guest speakers on this occasion. Madadgaar National Helpline is working from last 12 years. The number of walk-in clients dealt from 2001- 2013 (April) is 24,739 individuals and the total phone call (received and responded) is 118,846 throughout the nation. We had 11 years of collaboration with UNICEF and currently we are the partners with CHI (Child Helpline International), Plan-International and ADB (Asian Development Bank). It has more than 1000 referral partners that include law enforcing agencies (police and FIA), Community Based Organizations (CBO), Civil Society Organizations (CSO), Shelter Homes, Media partners and others. Madadgaar also has strong linkages with Ministry Of Human Rights, Social Welfare Department, Police, CPLC, Ombudsman, Hospitals, Burn Centers, Social Welfare Department. Besides being a helpline Madadgaar also has one of the largest databank on violence against children and women and daily data is collected in 71 different categories out of which 16 categories are computerized Issued By:

Madadgaar National Helpline

Provincial Launching Ceremony Of Four Digit Number “1098” & National Resource Pool Of Lawyers May 27 Held at: Garrison Club, Peshawar 2014

Provincial Launching Ceremony of Four Digit Number “1098” & National Resource Pool of Lawyers

Madadgar National Helpline, Pakistan’s first helpline service for women and children suffering from violence and abuse, on Wednesday 9th October, 2013 organized launching ceremony of four digit helpline number “1098” & National resource pool of lawyers at Garrison Club, Peshawar with the support of Asian Development Bank (ADB). This number was issued to Madadgaar by the active cooperation of the Ministry of Human Rights, to acknowledge Madadgaar’s striving efforts for gender equality and child’s rights. The event was attended by 88 participants of civil rights activists, law-enforcement officials, lawyers, Media and students.

The Honorable Chief Guest on the occasion was Ms Meghertaj Roghani Advisor to Chief Minister, Special Education and Women Development. Whereas, other speakers on the occasion were Ms Uzma Altaf Gender Consultant from Asian Development Bank; Ms Samia Khan Communication Officer from Plan International; Mr Quresh Khan Assistant Inspector General Police; Mr Javed, DMS Lady Reading Hospital; Mr Ijaz From child protection unit; Advocate Shamim Sabra High court; Ms Ambereen Gulzar Lawyer High Court; Ms Laiba from NADRA; Mr Akbar from SPARC and Mr. Zia Ahmed Awan President Lawyers for Human Rights & Legal Aid (LHRLA). 48

Ms Meher Taj Roghani advisor to chief minister, special Education and social welfare, addressing as the Chief Guest congratulated Madadgaar National Helpline Peshawar on the successful launch of 1098 & resource pool. She said that children and women are the most vulnerable segment of the society, child abuse is increasing day by day. She also addressed the children of those women who are kicked out from the home and are shelter less now. In this regard she said that children with women i.e. mothers are to be considered more for protection, education, shelter. She also addressed that the drop out ratio of the girls from the school is more than the boys, girls are becoming the victims of our society, being a doctor she suggested that a research is required in this regard, there is a need to raise awareness in the society. She also said that prevention is better than cure so before emerging an issue both the government and NGOs are supposed to join hands for eradicating the issue. She also showed her willingness to sign MOU with Madadgaar National Helpline so that more services can be offered to the vulnerable segment of the society. Ms Mehertaj Roghani appreciated Madadgaar National Helpline and also appreciated the lawyers of resource pool. She also said that this four digit unified code 1098 will make ease in accessibility and more of the cases will not only registered but also the survivors will get benefit of the free legal aid through it.

Founder of Madadgaar National Helpline and President of Lawyers for Human Rights and Legal Aid (LHRLA) Zia Ahmed Awan welcomed all the participants including chief guest and guest speakers and other participants on behalf of Madadgaar National Helpline and LHRLA. He described the purpose of this ceremony and gave brief introduction of Madadgaar and LHRLA. He said that LHRLA has been working in the field of human rights for more than 20 years and playing an effective role in providing services to the victims of violence, abuse and exploitation. LHRLA started with the initial support of Edhi. He said that he is happy to see various organizations gathered here for a common cause and have the same goal to make the society violence free. He further added that our society has a great number of good people than bad people therefore we must all come together and raise our voices and the voices of the silent people as well.

Through Madadgaar, he added, that we want to help out and reach to the people in need. Madadgaar is recognized and supported by most of the lawyers therefore, he emphasized, Madadgaar is socially helping people and providing them legal assistance. He said that Madadgaar and LHRLA work together with various organizations that include the Police, FIA, government, civil society, NGOs and various other sectors as well. “Peaceful environment is our agenda in Pakistan,” .He said that Madadgaar is the offshoot of LHRLA and operating since a decade in Karachi and in last year Madadgaar has scaled up its services to nationwide. Madadgaar is working for women and children by providing legal aid, psycho socio counseling,

49 shelter, education etc. Madadgaar has its partnership on UN level as well. He said that Madadgaar has a global association network on child help lines in more than 150 countries. He also said that Madadgaar has been running a girl power program with the support of Plan international.

Madadgaar has successfully installed a four digit unified code1098 with the support of Human rights ministry, 1098 is a South Asian number that allows easy cross-border recognition and protection services. He also addressed that Madadgaar has more than 1000 referral partners across the nation. Now with the activation of 1098 Madadgaar is going to serve more vulnerable people of the society. Furthermore, he added that Madadgaar National Helpline has developed pool of lawyers at national level to address the gender based violence with the support of ADB. Whereas these lawyers were empowered by training on gender based violence.

Ms Uzma Altaf, Gender Consultant Asian Development Bank (ADB) appreciated the efforts of LHRLA and Madadgaar Helpline in combating violence and abuse in Pakistan. She also shared that the idea of launching 1098 at the provincial level is to bring all the stakeholders and service delivery organizations for addressing gender based violence issues from a common platform. She also emphasized the role of government to further strengthen the referral systems at the provincial level.

Ms Samia Khan Communication Officer from Plan International, shared her views in this regard in the launching ceremony of Madadgaar national helpline number “1098”. She further appreciated the efforts of Madadgaar working for the social issues of women and children.

Mr Quresh Khan Assistant Inspector General Police, congratulated Madadgaar for its achievement of launching four digit code 1098 across the nation. He said that the National Number “1098” is a new hope for the people who are in need. Mr Quresh Khan said that police has also its helpline with the digit 0800 which has now been activated in different districts of the Khyber PakhtunKhawa. He further said that now police department is planning to do live radio Programs on Fm where they will be going to take live calls for providing assistance at mass level. He further added that as police department do not have the facility of legal aid in this regard they will make strong liaison with Madadgaar National Helpline and joining hands for social cause.

Mr Javed, DMS Lady Reading Hospital appreciated Mr Zia Ahmad Awan and congratulated him for the launching of 1098 & resource pool. He Said that before the launch of 1098 the accessibility to the friendly avenues were difficult but as now Madadgaar is operating in

Peshawar, therefore it will ease in the accessibility and more of the cases will be registered and more of the society will be served.

Advocate Shamim Sabra, High court an active member of resource pool shared her experience with Madadgaar National Helpline by saying that she has attended a training of Madadgaar in Karachi. She said that Madadgaar is working actively for social cause and previously she never got such chance to work for a special cause, but due to Madadgaar she is further strengthen to deal the gender based violence cases on priority level. She also appreciated Mr Zia Ahmad Awan and the team of Madadgaar in Peshawar and congratulated them for launching of 1098 & resource pool.

Advocate Ambreen Gulzar, high court an active member of resource pool congratulated on launch ceremony of helpline number 1098 in Peshawar. She shared that it was a great opportunity to be a part of resource pool to address the gender based violence in Pakistan. She further added that she is grateful of Madadgaar that they sensitized them with gender based violence and aware them with international & national legal instrument of gender based violence. She assured her commitment and future cooperation with Madadgaar.

Mr Ijaz from child protection unit congratulated Madadgaar on successful launch of helpline number and pool of lawyers. He shared that Social welfare department also have four digit unified code 1121. They can build strong liaison for providing protection to vulnerable masses. Ms Laiba from NADRA said that as now population of Peshawar is growing we need to have success stories of the cases which are dealt and so that it will encourage women to raise voice and fight for her rights. Mr Akbar from SPARC added that there is a lack of fund to the sector so funds should be provided by the government for free legal aid cases of children and women.

Skit by Madadgaar Youth Advocates (youth club) Peshawar:

As Madadgaar has established youth club in different institutions, therefore students from Leeds Girls College Peshawar, presented a skit to highlight the GBV issues in our society. In this skit each student picked an issue and shared views on it. They highlighted the different kind of gender based violence through skit were listed below: Physical, psychological & mental torture & abuse, sexual harassment at workplace, Cyber Crime, access to justice, gender discrimination and domestic violence. Further students lightened the candles of hope, courage and equality and lastly no more violence against women and children. They assured that these candles will remain lightened with the name of Madadgaar 1098.

The skit was a huge success and had a strong imprint on the minds of all the guests. It was highly appreciated.

Appreciation token for Resource Pool Lawyers:

Mr. Zia Ahmed Awan presented a tradition shawl (Ajrak) to Chief Guest of the ceremony and further requested her to gift ajrak to the special guests and to the trained pool of lawyers.

Annexure:

Invitation letter:

Sub: Provincial Launching Ceremony of four digit number “1098” for Maadadgaar National Helpline

Dear Mr. /Ms XYZ,

Madadgaar National Helpline is working from last 12 years. Thousands of clients and calls have been dealt since its inception (2001). Currently it is partner with CHI (Child Helpline International), Plan-International and had 11 years of collaboration with UNICEF. It has more than 1000 referral partners that include law enforcing agencies (police and FIA), Community Based Organizations (CBO), Civil Society Organizations (CSO), Shelter Homes, Media partners and others. Madadgaar also has strong linkages with Ministry Of Human Rights, Social Welfare Department, Police, CPLC, Ombudsman, Hospitals, Burn Centers, Social Welfare Department. Madadgaar also has one of the largest databank on violence against children and women.

Last year Madadgaar got scaled up at National level with the help of Plan Pakistan under Girl Power Program having focal points in each provincial capital; Karachi, Lahore, Peshawar and Quetta. It has been granted 4-digit unified code of 1098 (having cross border recognition) from the Ministry of Human Rights Pakistan, in collaboration with Pakistan Telecommunication Authority.

In regards to it, we would like to have your valuable presence as guest in the Provincial launching ceremony of four digit unified code number “1098” for Madadgaar National Helpline. We request you to attend the Provincial Launching ceremony which will be held on 9th of October 2013 at Peshawar Garrison Club, Timings: 9:00 am to 12:30 pm. The ceremony will be attended by, Ministry of Women Development, Special Education and Social Welfare, Civil Society Organizations, Lawyers, Media, NGO partners, Referral Partners, Academia, Human Rights activists, Youth and relevant ministries; looking forward to receiving positive reply from your side.

Your response is awaited. Thanking you in anticipation. If you have any query, please contact us 091-5704421—22—23 Regards,

Provincial Launching Ceremony of four digit number “1098” & National Resource Pool of Lawyers

Dated: 9th October, 2013

Venue: Peshawar Garrison Club

Press Release of the event:

Date: 9th October 2013

Press Release

The Launching Ceremony of Madadgaar National Helpline Number “1098” Peshawar

The negligence of the rights of women and children is not acceptable. The members of the provincial assembly should pass a separate bill for the ministry of children and the existing children rights in the constitution should be amended and reformed.

Ms. Meher Taj Roghani ,Advisor to Chief Minister, Social welfare, special education shared her views in this regard in the launching ceremony of Madadgaar national helpline number “1098”. She said that child abuse is increasing day by day and this issue should be addressed in a proper forum and in a proper way. She also said that prevention is better than cure and there are more drop outs of girls from the Schools which should be decreased by paying attention by both the institutions whether government and NGOs. and .She has further exerted to promote and spread the Madadgaar National Helpline number “1098” and promised future cooperation and strong relation from the Ministry of women development, special education and social welfare with Madadgaar and to sign MOU with Madadgaar national Helpline.

The organizing of the event was done under the supervision of Mr. Zia Ahmed Awan with the active support of Asian Development Bank. It was the launch of the National four digit unified code “1098” by the cooperation of the Ministry of Human Rights provided to Madadgaar. Various NGOs, Police Department, lawyers, department of medico-legal, Youth, along with media representatives and a large number of civil societies were invited to be part of the Provincial event.

Assistant Inspector General Muhammad Quresh Khan, addressed that police has also its helpline online service for FIRS, In Peshawar and abbot bad and in some other districts they have launched 0800 police helpline number. He further said that they are planning to use radio FM

53 service for awareness of rights where they will be taking live calls. Mr Queresh said that police don’t have any legal aid service and as now Madadgaar is working here, they can now easily get access to legal aid and other services related to child and women issues.

Ms Uzma Altaf Gender Consultant Asian Development Bank Said that the vulnerable segment of our society should be served more i.e. Children and Women. She further said that overall referral system should be managed by the government and she also congratulated Madadgaar National Helpline Peshawar for organizing the Event.

Ms Samia from Plan International, officer Communication Department said that Plan is supporting Madadgaar national Helpline in the project of girl power program. Now Madadgaar has up scaled its services to nationwide. She Further Said that with the help of 1098 more cases will be registered and more of the society will be served.

Advocates of High Court Ms Shamim Sabra and Ambereen from shared their experience that they have attended training with Madadgaar and they have also assured to work with Madadgaar national helpline on the issues relating child and women.

Dr Javed DMS of Lady Reading Hospital has congratulated Madadgaar National Helpline Peshawar on achievement of four digit code of 1098. He also said that they will be having a liaison with Madadgaar national helpline in future.

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Madadgaar National Helpline Peshawar

Press Coverage of Launch Ceremony: http://www.dailyaaj.com.pk/epaper/index.php?city=peshawar&page=16&date=2013-10-10 http://dawn.com/news/1048713/helpline-launched-for-violence-victims

Group Photo of the Resource Pool & Guests:

Launching of Lawyers Resource Pool Group Photo with the Chief Guest Ms Dr. Meher Taj Roghnai Advisor to Chief Minister( Social welfare and Special Education) Assistant Inspector General Police Mr. Mohammad Quraish Khan. Mr. Dr. Javed Khattak (DMS) Lady Reading Hospital Peshawar, Ms Uzma Altaf from Asian development Bank, Ms Samia from Plan Pakistan Mr. Zia Ahmad Awan and Peshawar team .

Launching Ceremony of 1098 & Resource Pool

Madadgaar National Helpline Quetta

QUETTA HELPLINE

Provincial Launching Ceremony of Helpline Number 1098 & National Resource Pool of lawyers

Date: 21-november-2013

Venue: Baluchistan boys scout association Quetta

Time: 03:00 PM to 05:00 PM

Organized by: Madadgaar national helpline with collaboration of Asian development bank

Proceeding:

Madadgaar National Helpline, organized the Provincial launching ceremony of “1098” & National Resource Pool with collaboration of Asian Development Bank (ADB) on 21st, November, 2013 at Baluchistan boys scout association Quetta it was started at 03:00 PM & ended 05:00 PM.

Near about 100 personalities participated who belong to various organizations, referral partners and stake holders of the different communities.

The following were the chief guest & guest speakers:

. Chief Guest, Mr. Mir Izhaar Khan khosa (Minister of women development & food) . Guest Speaker, Mr. Mir amir Rind (MPA) . Guest Speaker, Mr. Riyaz Ahmed (Sectary provincial Ombudsmen) . Guest Speaker, Mr. Zia Ahmed Awan, (Advocate High Court, & Founder of Madadgaar National Helpline)

The ceremony started with formal welcome on behalf of Madadgaar national helpline & recitation of Holy Quran, then brief introduction of Madadgaar National Helpline was given by Ms. Shahida Rahman field officer Madadgaar National Helpline, Quetta.

CNN Documentary:

The role of Madadgaar national helpline was shown in the documentary to clear the concept of participants about Madadgaar’s work.in which victim’s mother, HamidaBibi reported that Farida Bibi (her daughter) was accused of flirting with other men by her husband. He used to beat his wife and eventually killed her. Whereas Madadgaar Helpline provided support to vulnerable family of honor killing’s victim. Mr. Zia Ahmed Awan was also interviewed and shared his views in the documentary.

Theater performance:

Volunteer group of Madadgaar national helpline performed a wonderful theater to hi–light the social issues domestic violence, GBV, in society & role of 4 digit unified code 1098 that how it can help a survivors to end violence.

Introduction of Madadgaar National Helpline by Zia Ahmed Awan:

The president, & founder of Madadgaar National Helpline & Lawyers for Human Rights and Legal Aid (LHRLA) Zia Ahmed Awan warmly welcomed to the all participants. He gives the detail introduction of Madadgaar national helpline & describes the role of lawyers for human rights & legal aid (LHRLA) that how it’s playing an active role since more than 20 years for victims of violence, abuse & exploitation. He also shared the pilot project of GBV in Pakistan with support of Asian development bank (ADB) , in which, Madadgaar developed pool of lawyers for provision of free legal aid to the survivors of GBV &

56 appreciated the struggle of resource pool lawyers for supporting victims of gender based violence in their fields.

He further told about the purpose of this launch that Madadgaar has successfully installed a four digit unified code1098 with the support of Human rights ministry, 1098 is a South Asian number that allows easy cross-border recognition and protection services. He also addressed that Madadgaar has more than 1000 referral partners across the nation to support vulnerable. Now with the activation of 1098 Madadgaar is going to serve more vulnerable people of the society.1098 is not only important number for the victims but also easy to remember.

Speech by Chief Guest:

Mr. Mir Izhar Khan Khoso:

(Provincial Minister of Women development)

Addressed as a chief guest in this event .he congratulated Madadgaar on the successful launch of 4 digit unified code 1098 & resource pool .he appreciated the Madadgaar’s efforts against violence. He said that women are the backbone of society, our largest number of population are women which cannot be neglected & to give them equal rights of men we have to give awareness to our nation, youth & children & specially women, & the work to provide rights to women is in progress with positive change but unfortunately women’s education is neglected which is a sad action. Without education women cannot play active, positive role in society as they have power to bring positive change He has further exerted to promote and spread the Madadgaar National Helpline number “1098” and promised future cooperation and strong relation from the Ministry of women development, with Madadgaar.

Speech by guest speakers:

Mr. Riyaz Ahmed Khan (Sectary ombudsmen Baluchistan)

Mr. Riyaz Ahmed While addressing in the event he congratulated the Madadgaar on this successful launch of 1098 number & national resource pool. He also congratulated the team of lawyers which are working for this noble cause of giving their free services to the survivors of gender based violence.& said that Madadgaar has an important relation with them. In order to provide immediate help, Madadgaar team is always in contact with them and they take immediate action. And He further added that it is a national issue and strong initiatives are taken by Madadgaar national helpline

57 which is really appreciated.

Views shared by Resource Pool:

Advocate Ms. Sabra Islam:

Congratulated on launch ceremony of helpline number 1098 & resource pool of lawyers. She appreciated the Madadgaar initiatives against violence & shared her views about the tree days training for lawyers on GBV organized by Madadgaar, which was an Informative & upright training to build a capacity of lawyers regarding GBV laws. She was very thankful to Madadgaar who give her opportunity pay her service for vulnerable.

Advocate RubinaMohsen:

She said in her speech that 1098 is the number of hope for the vulnerable. She congratulated to Madadgaar for successful launched of 1098 & thanked to Madadgaar who give massive opportunity to be a part of resource pool not only to her but also to those lawyers who were willing to play their role in society to end violence through helping victims & she was also appreciating lawyers training on GBV which was very informative in which resource pool got a chance to be aware with legal instrument of gender based violence. She assured her commitment and future cooperation with Madadgaar.

Appreciation of resource pool & staff:

In the end of ceremony Mr. Zia Ahmed Awan & chief guest presented Traditional shawls (Ajrak) among the resource pool of lawyers, volunteers & Madadgaar team to appreciate them

Media Coverage of Event:

Urdu Newspapers: Jung, Mashriq, Himat

English newspaper: Express, Baluchistan Times

Online Coverage: www.dunyatv.tv

Invitation Card:

21st November, 2013

Media Invitation

Provincial Launching Ceremony of Madadgaar National Helpline Number “1098”

To,

Assignment Editors,

Madadgaar National Helpline has organizedthe “Provincial Launching Ceremony of unified code “1098” given with support from Ministry of Human Rights, & women development on 21st November 2013,Mr.MirIzhaarHussain khan khosa , Minister of Women Development & food, has consented to be the chief gueston this occasion. Kindly depute staff reporter/cameramen to cover the important event.

We look forward for your active cooperation to highlight the event.

Date: Thursday, 21st November, 2013.

Time: 02:30 PM to 04:30 Pm

Venue: Baluchistan boys scout association Quetta

For queries please contact: (2832453, 1098), 03337940908

Issued By:

Madadgaar National Helpline

Agenda:

Agenda

Provincial launching ceremony of 1098 & Resource pool of lawyers

Dated: 21 -Nov-2013

Venue: Baluchistan boys scout association Quetta

Timings: 02:30 pm to 04:30 pm

Program Schedule

S.# Activity/Topics Time Presenters/Facilitators

01 Registration 02:30 to 02:40 Volunteers

02 Recitation of Holy Quran 02:40 to 02:45 Assad Khan Office assistant

03 Welcome (traditional ) 02:45 to 02:55 Kids ( SCD center)

Video documentary 02:55 to 03:00 Shahida field officer

04 Presentation Madadgaar National Helpline 03:00 to 03:15 Sumra afridi regional head

05 Key Note/theater performance 03:15 to 03:25 kids (SCD center)

06 Speeches & Remarks by Guest Speakers: 03:25 to 04:05 By Chief guest & all guest speakers

Mr.Mir khan Izhar khosa (minister women development & food)

Mr.MirMujeeburrehman (minister human rights & culture)

Mr. Zia ahmedawan (President of Madadgaar / LHRLA)

Mr. M.Wasaytareen (ombudsmen)

Mr. Mushtaq Cheema (Ccpo Qta)

Mr. Dr. ghulamhussainsarpara (director HEC)

Ms. Khurseed Barocha ( Chairperson SOS village)

07 shields distribution /appreciation of resource 04:05 to 04:25 Zia Ahmed Awan /chief guest pool lawyers

08 Vote of Thanks 04:25 to 04:30 Shahida/ field officer

09 Refreshment 04:30 Shahida /field officer

Date: 21st, November, 2013

Press Release

The Launching Ceremony of Madadgaar National Helpline Number “1098” & resource pool of lawyers

Women are the backbone of society which cannot be neglected. Especially Education can make women stronger to play an active role to build a great nation.

Mr.Mir Izhar Hussein Khan Khoso, Minister of women development, & food shared his views in this launching ceremony of Madadgaar national helpline number “1098” & Resource pool of lawyers. He said that women are the backbone of society which cannot be neglected & to give them equal rights of men we have to give awareness to our nation, youth & children & specially women. & the work to provide rights to women is in progress with positive change but unfortunately women’s education is neglected which is a sad action. He has further exerted to promote and spread the Madadgaar National Helpline number “1098” and promised future cooperation and strong relation from the Ministry of women development, with Madadgaar.

The organizing of the event was done under the supervision of Mr. Zia Ahmed Awan with the active support of Plan International. It was the launch of the National four digit unified code “1098” by the cooperation of the Ministry of Human Rights provided to Madadgaar. Various NGOs, nursing department, lawyers, department of medico-legal, along with media representatives and a large number of civil societies were invited to be part of the national event.

Sectary ombudsmen Baluchistan Mr. Aftab while addressing in the event said that Madadgaar has an important relation with them. In order to provide immediate help, Madadgaar team is always in contact with them and they take immediate action. And He further added that it is a national issue and strong initiatives are taken by Madadgaar national helpline which is really appreciated.

Advocated Sabiraislam& advocate RubinaMohsin also appreciated Madadgaar initiatives

Regarding women & children issues. & they promise to provide free legal aid to the victims with their full support as resource pools of lawyers of Madadgaar national helpline.

The organizer and founder of Madadgaar National Helpline, Mr. Zia Ahmed Awan, told that due to the increase in violence and crimes, this four digit number was an important need for the organization which is an easy number to remember. This is a convenient number which is easily accessible. He highly appreciated the cooperation of Plan International in this important mission.

In the event, the shield was given to the National program manager, SCD Syed Jafferali by MPA Mr.Amir Rind & Minister of women development & food.

In the end of the event, Mr. Izhaar Khan Khosa, gifted Ajrak to the special guests, Volunteers, to the trained pool of lawyers & Madadgaar staff of Madadgaar National Helpline.

Issued By: Madadgaar National Helpline Quetta 61

Annexure 3A Report on Open Air Workshops

Open Air Workshops “Role of Youth in Combating Gender Based Violence”

21st - 23rd April, 2014

Supported By: ADB

ADGAAR NATIONAL HELPLINE, Karachi

Table of Contents:

Introduction…………………………………………………………………………....03

Session 1 Government college for women……………………………….………..….05

Session 2 Karachi University Department of sociology ……………………………..06

Session 3 Karachi School of Arts……………………… …………. ..……..………08

Session 4 Institute of Advanced Careers and Talents ………………………………..11

Session 5 Federal Urdu University Abdul Haq Campus ……………………….……12

Session 6 Karachi University Mass Communication Department ……………...... …13

Output……………..………………………………………………….……………....15

Participants lists………………… ……..……………………………...... 15

Sample Filled Evaluation Forms……………………………………..………………16

Introduction

Established in 1989, Lawyers for Human Rights & Legal Aid (LHRLA) working with the objective of providing free legal services and offering preventive/remedial assistance to the women and child victims of violence and abuse. Furthermore, LHRLA extended its services in the form of Madadgaar Helpline in 2001. “Madadgaar”1is the first National Helpline to provide services such as counseling, providing referrals to access legal aid and other protection systems, managing data base of GBV cases, awareness raising and linkages with media. The proposed pilot project “Addressing Gender Based Violence in Pakistan” a project designed with the help of Asian Development Bank (ADB) under ADB’s overall mandate and goals to achieve MDG :Gender Equality and women’s empowerment, will work through two pronged approach; i) it will provide protection to the GBV survivors through strengthened referral systems operating at the provincial levels, developing a pool of lawyers to provide free legal aid to women survivors and improving visibility and information dissemination about helpline; ii) for prevention, the project will work through the already organized youth groups at the academic institutes and develop them as activists through capacity building, knowledge sharing and providing them recognition as role models.

Scope and Purpose of the activity:

LHRLA aims to achieve promotion of 1098 in the youth and aware them on venues available to them for seeking help in advent of Gender based violence they foresee in their surroundings. In this regard Madadgaar National Helpline has planned mobilize the existing Madadgaar youth advocate clubs, formed in various universities around the city to do an awareness campaign in the two main cities Karachi and Lahore. The campaign in each city will be designed to educate youth as well as general public with the use of banners and media and to have ripple effects, as the youth educated through these campaigns will be motivated to transfer this knowledge to many others.

Objectives of the campaign

1- To define Gender based Violence and its types 2- To assess where the nation stands and the role of state and what should be done on government level to minimize the effects of gender based violence. 3- To discuss what part youth can play to ensure steps are taken to minimize GBV and what best strategies can be made to overcome GBV on Government and youth level 4- To discuss available venues that are there to give support to victims of GBV

1 Madadgaar is urdu word used for a helper 64

Methodology

Awareness Campaign on Gender Based Violence will have three components

1- Open Air workshops in universities in Karachi 2- Youth Conference on “Role of Youth to combat Gender Based Violence” in Karachi and Lahore 3- Banners on popular spots in Karachi

A series of open air workshops on the role of youth in combating Gender based violence was organized by Madadgaar National Helpline with support of ADB and in collaboration with 6 educational institutes around Karachi.

The open air workshops were held in the premises of the universities and gathered a crowd between 120-140 student participants in each workshop. The workshops included, a stand up presentation, and a street theatre on gender based violence, along with an interactive session and activities for students to speak up their views and suggestions.

The youth gathered in these workshops and conference were registered as the advocates who showed their commitment and enthusiasm to transfer this information and knowledge to other youth, thus forming a chain and army of youth to collectively raise voice against the evils of gender based violence and offer support to the victims in their capacity.

Objectives of this workshop

The objective of this open air workshop was to explore the views and beliefs of students about gender based violence through inducing discussion and initiate a debate, at the same time clarifying the myths. Apart from this we also invited the students of different universities and distribute invitation cards of youth conference which was follow by these open air workshops.

To build their skills to address gender-based violence in their lives

The module is considered a primer on gender-based violence and assumes little to no prior experience with the topic of gender-based violence.

 Define gender-based violence  Deconstruct the myths and realities surrounding gender-based violence and understand that gender-based violence also affects males due to gender norms  Identify stages of the life cycle of violence where gender-based violence occurs;  Discuss the prevalence of gender-based violence, with a focus on intimate partner  Use the ecological model to explain how gender norms and relations at multiple Levels from intimate partnerships to policy and laws can either perpetuate or help to eliminate gender-based violence;  Describe the cycle of violence and explore why women remain in violent relationships; 65

 Discuss the common elements of effective gender-based violence interventions; and Apply gender analysis to integrate effective gender-based violence interventions  The focus of this workshop will be introducing participants to the topic of gender-based violence and its impact on reproductive psychological and physical health.  Key gender-based constraints and opportunities they identified and highlights of their proposed activities.

Session No. 1 at Karachi Government College for Women

Raising awareness on Gender Based Violence (GBV) against women and children and to have a discourse with youth on the matter, for that Madadgaar Team organized an open air workshop in Government College for women in Korangi 6 on 21, April, 2014. There were 146Teachers and Students facilitated by Madadgaar team. Ms Samreen started programme and briefed regarding role of Madadgaar National Helpline and its Services, acknowledged about gender based violence and role of youth in society. She said, women are being threaten, tortured and murdered by the bad customary practices on the name of Honor killing, Watta satta, Wani and Sawara and describe the cycle of violence, explore why women remain in violent relationships and how youth play role to fight against them. Mr. Shamraiz shared mechanism of data services that were gathered by Newspapers and walking clients of Helpline. Questionnaire regarding gender base violence was filed by the student and teachers to evaluate data. Teachers and Students participated with enthusiasm and took keen interest in getting the different kinds of Gender Based Violence and asked different questions about how to approach these services from Madadgaar. Student said, they can report to Madadgaar about GBV and access information on what to do, what resources are available and what laws exist to protect them. Teachers and Students were also invited for Youth Conference on Role of Youth in Combating Gender Based Violence (GBV).

This workshop’s aim to raise awareness and create collaboration with the students and promote the mission and vision of the helpline for women children victims of violence and exploitation. In the work shop a short street theater was performed on the subject matter and an open discussion with students about the issue.

Theater: A theater played by Rasti organization regarding GBV. By their performances, they highlighted common issues of women GBV in society to be harassed in different public places and domestic violence by male .They gave message, a victim how to access to Madadgaar in these circumstances to help. Audience appreciated that theater and its messages.

Feed Back of Participants: Audience highly appreciated Madadgaar team and role of Madadgaar against gender based violence. Administration paid thanks to all Madadgaar Team and gave good response to Future.

Session No. 2 at Karachi University Sociology Department

Another workshop and theater was done at University of Karachi, Sociology Department on 21, April, 2014. A total of 138 students participated in the program. Students openly shared their views on various questions posed, and there was frequent disagreements between girls and boys in their responses such as whether a women should be dependant or not, and if women really are weak in their thinking abilities. Majority of students were boys who were of the view that the

67 session is important for them as most of the violence starts from the males end. When asked what piece of knowledge or wisdom you would impart to a woman to help them avoid harm, they were of the opinion that woman should have a skill she can utilize and use as an earning tool, cause the less she will be economically dependent the more she will be able to have a stronger position and hold on her life.

However one of the boys was of the opinion, that although it’s good for a woman to be self sufficient, they shouldn’t be completely independent and should act dependant especially in the society she lives for a house to work well.

It was a lively interactive session, highly appreciated by the students who were of the view sessions like these should be done regularly. They also showed interest in being part of such initiatives and organizational efforts. However they did mention that there is a higher need of such programs in rural areas, so more should be done to promote such services in the rural part of the country.

A short street theatre was also performed by the Rasti theatre group highlighting the harassments and violence women suffer in the course of her life as a mother and young girl. The message was

68 for women to empower themselves by speaking about the abuse and get help from Madadgaar National helpline in any such incident.

Participants were asked to share their own definition of what gender based violence is. Students shared that violence targeted toward females is gender based violence. Their views were strengthened by sharing the below definition.

Gender-Based Violence is violence involving men and women, in which the woman is usually the victim; and which is derived from gender norms and roles as well as from unequal power relations between women and men. Violence is specifically targeted against a person because of his or her gender, and it affects women disproportionately. It includes, but is not limited to, physical, sexual, and psychological harm (including intimidation, suffering, coercion, and/or deprivation of liberty within the family or within the general community). It includes violence perpetuated by the state.

Key elements that perpetuated GBV were discussed. It was discussed how power/power imbalance, and the subordinate status of women, as well as the various types of violence (e.g., physical, sexual, and psychological) give birth to GBV.

Session No. 3 Karachi School of Arts

Another workshop and theater was done at Karachi School of Arts 22 April 2014 with a participation of 110 students. Various myths related to Gender based violence were thrown at kids to share their views and whether they agree or not. The questions led to an interesting to and fro discussion, each team trying to convince the other on their own view points. Mr. Javed the student advisor was also actively participating and in response to the question whether certain cultural norms and customs lead to violence, said that there are many such negative customs in rural areas, where women and girls are killed in the name of honor and to save their false prides. They even do violence in the name of religion by propagating wrong beliefs to the masses. Girls were of the view that violence is mostly perpetuated by males as they are a delicate being and easily intimidated by males in our society. However when asked whether males are the only 69 responsible agent. They said women by remaining silent also contribute to the violence around them. The theatre performance had a great impact on reinforcing the concept to speak and seek help in a violent situation and how a woman has the power to protect herself, by self confidence and her own awareness. The session was thoroughly enjoyed and performance was highly applauded with clapping at climaxes.

Activities

Students were facilitated to explore their own views and beliefs about gender-based violence through an interesting exercise. The group was asked to stand in the center of the room. Students were told that they shall be given a few statement and they to step to the right if they agree with the statement or step to the left if they disagree.

Participants choose whether they agree or not, and explained why they voted the way they did. Further questions were asked to generate responses. The statements shared were

 Women are just as likely to perpetuate norms around violence as men are.  In certain circumstances, women provoke violent behavior.  Gender-based violence is too culturally sensitive an issue  Men sometimes have a good reason to use violence against their partners.  The perpetrators of violence are a minority group of men with mental health issues.  Violence may be perpetrated by those with mental health problems, but it is by no means a symptom or behavior related just to those who are mentally ill. Violence and GBV in particular, is a common occurrence worldwide, as we will see in our next session. It is a socially and culturally learned behavior.

Poverty or war lead to attacks on and abuse of women. Poverty and war may exacerbate levels of violence. Some studies have found these phenomena to be risk factors for gender- based violence. However, they are not the cause of violent behavior. Gender-based violence cuts across socio-economic levels. There are many individuals living in poverty or war who are not violent toward women, and there are many individuals in higher economic quintiles or non-conflict settings that are violent toward women.

Gender-based violence is caused by substance abuse such as alcohol and/or drugs. Substance abuse may precipitate violent behavior or make potential victims more susceptible to violence. First, it may lower inhibitions on the side of the perpetrator. For the potential victims, it may impair judgment and cause them to make decisions that put them in situations that increase their risk for abuse or prevent them from defending themselves. It is important to recognize that neither alcohol or drugs or the victim should be blamed in these situations.

Violence against women is unacceptable under all circumstances.

Gender-based violence is an inevitable part of intimate partner relations. Disagreements and disputes may be inevitable parts of intimate partner relations. However, violence as a way to resolve those disputes is not. Violence is a learned behavior and can be unlearned.

Violence against women is an inherent part of maleness or a natural expression of male sexual urges. Male violence is not genetically based; it is perpetuated by a model of masculinity that permits and even encourages men to be aggressive. It is up to us as individuals, communities, and society to change these gender norms so that violence against women is not accepted or tolerated.

Students were asked to share their views on how do our own cultures shape our opinions about violence toward women and girls and whether cultural norms and experiences influence the way we address GBV in our projects/programs or even whether we address it at all?

Students were in agreement that customs like honor killing and early marriages as well as stopping girls to execute their free wills in making important life decisions on the basis of false religious claims all added to lowering woman’s place in the society

Groups were explained that justifications for violence are frequently based on gender norms:

Gender norms are the socially assigned roles and responsibilities of women and men. Cultural and social norms often socialize men to be aggressive, powerful, unemotional, and controlling. This contributes to a social expectation (by both men and women) that accepts men as dominant. Similarly, expectations of women are that they are passive, nurturing, submissive, and the socialization of both men and women has resulted in an unequal balance of power and unequal power relationships between women and men. In many societies, children learn that men are dominant and that violence is an acceptable means of asserting power and resolving conflict. Women as mothers and mothers-in-law unwittingly perpetuate violence by socializing boys and girls to accept the dominance of men and by acquiescing throughout life to Mothers teach their daughters to accept the roles that society assigns them, often punishing deviant behavior to ensure their sexual and social acceptance.

Session No. 4 Institute of Advanced Careers and Talents

A final session was held in Institute of Advanced Careers and Talents on April 22, 2014. The session attracted around 152 students who enthusiastically answered and shared opinions on the topic. A few students also asked questions to us, as how does the helpline work and under the situation, where someone is being kidnapped, how can helpline be contacted. They also inquired if we hold sessions in communities and showed interest in supporting the helpline in conducting these sessions in marginalized areas and schools. The session was a success, having 90% registration for being part of Madadgaar Youth advocate club.

Students were asked why women remain in an abusive relationship. Students gave one major reason to be they being totally dependent on their husbands and unable to support themselves and also because of their children future.

Following reasons were discussed as well

 Fear of not being able to support her  Fear of not being able to support her children  Barriers to being able to gain access to a safer situation (distance, no money for transport, plus the potential lack of support from friends and family)  Fear of having children taken away from her and put back with her abusive partner  Fear of having no place to go (partner may have already isolated her from family and friends)  Fear of not having a place to live, insurance for herself and children  Fear of partner killing her, or the children  Disbelief that she is being abused  Still loves him and believes he can change; hopes things will improve  Religious beliefs discourage divorce  Fear that family and friends will not believe her  May feel she can manage the situation

Intervention approach:

Approaches to overcome GBV were quickly ran through Community mobilization Behavior change communication Health service delivery Laws and policies

Session No. 5 Federal Urdu University

Raising awareness on Gender Based Violence (GBV) against women and children and to have a discourse with youth on the matter, for that Madadgaar Team organized an open air workshop in Federal University of Arts, Science and Technology (FUUAST) on 23, April, 2014. There were 156 Teachers and Students facilitated by Madadgaar team. First ,Ms Saira took attendance all participants. Mr Adnan started programme and briefed regarding role of Madadgaar National Helpline and its Services, acknowledged about gender based violence and

73 role of youth in society.

He defined gender-based violence and identified different types of gender-based violence. Gender-based violence is violence against women based on women’s subordinate status in society. It includes any act or threat by men or male dominated institutions that inflict physical, sexual, or psychological harm on a woman or girl because of their gender. In most cultures, traditional beliefs, norms and social institutions legitimize and therefore perpetuate violence against women.

Afterwards ,Ms Shazia distributed Questionnaire regarding gender base violence that was filed by the student and teachers to evaluate data. Students participated with enthusiasm and took keen interest in getting the different kinds of Gender Based Violence what gender-based violence is and why it is a violation of women’s human rights. In the last, IC Material was distributed to Participants. Teachers and Students were also invited for Youth Conference on Role of Youth in Competing Gender Based Violence (GBV).

Audience highly appreciated Madadgaar team and role of Madadgaar. Student said, they can report to Madadgaar about GBV and access information on what to do, what resources are available and what laws exist to protect them. They rejoiced by providing knowledge about positive change in society for protecting women. Administration paid thanks to all Madadgaar Team and gave good response to Future.

Session No. 6 University of Karachi Mass Communication Department

A session was held in Mass Communication Department of Karachi University on 23rd April 2014. There were 139 students present in the session. Ms. Farida Nizam started the session by asking students feedback on certain questions related to Gender based Violence. Topics discussed were: 1. What are the roles of male and female in our society and in homes 2. Are males alone responsible for GBV? 3. How much do you think woman is herself responsible for the ill-treatment she goes through?

4. What role youth can play to end this menace? 5. Why you think Woman is suffering? 6. What information and knowledge if she had could lower her suffering and ensure her security?

Students especially girl highly recommended education and how it much it is important for women to have education, as they are the mothers and unless they don’t know what’s right and what’s wrong how will they be able to raise healthy children, who eventually will either perpetuate Violence or try to eliminate it. A boy when told that most girls have at the back of mind that all they eventually want to do is settle and get married, and that is why they hardly take any interest, on which a passionate young girl, stood up and denied the statement saying not today, the women of today take their education more seriously than even boys and saying that is very wrong and degrading. Students keenly listened to how gender based violence starts and how and on what levels it occurs over the life of a girl. Six Stages of the Life Cycle of violence were discussed

1. Pre-birth 2. Infancy 3. Childhood 4. Adolescence 5. Reproductive Age 6. Elderly

Students were asked and informed on the different types of gender-based violence that can occur at each stage of the life cycle.

The final segment of the workshop was the theatre which was thoroughly enjoyed.

Anexure 3 B Report on Karachi Youth Conference

“Role of Youth in Combating Gender Based Violence”

Introduction

Established in 1989, Lawyers for Human Rights & Legal Aid (LHRLA) working with the objective of providing free legal services and offering preventive/remedial assistance to the women and child victims of violence and abuse. Furthermore, LHRLA extended its services in the form of Madadgaar Helpline in 2001. “Madadgaar”2is the first National Helpline to provide services such as counseling, providing referrals to access legal aid and other protection systems, managing data base of GBV cases, awareness raising and linkages with media. The proposed pilot project “Addressing Gender Based Violence in Pakistan” a project designed with the help of Asian Development Bank (ADB) under ADB’s overall mandate and goals to achieve MDG :Gender Equality and women’s empowerment, will work through two pronged approach; i) it will provide protection to the GBV survivors through strengthened referral systems operating at the provincial levels, developing a pool of lawyers to provide free legal aid to women survivors and improving visibility and information dissemination about helpline; ii) for prevention, the project will work through the already organized youth groups at the academic institutes and develop them as activists through capacity building, knowledge sharing and providing them recognition as role models.

Scope and Purpose of the activity:

LHRLA aims to achieve promotion of 1098 in the youth and aware them on venues available to them for seeking help in advent of Gender based violence they foresee in their surroundings. In this regard Madadgaar National Helpline in order to mobilize the existing Madadgaar youth advocate clubs, formed in various universities around the city did an awareness campaign in the two main cities Karachi and Lahore. The campaign in each city was designed to educate youth as well as general public with the use of banners and media and to have ripple effects, as the youth educated through these campaigns will be motivated to transfer this knowledge to many others.

Objectives of the campaign

5- To define Gender based Violence and its types 6- To assess where the nation stands and the role of state and what should be done on government level to minimize the effects of gender based violence. 7- To discuss what part youth can play to ensure steps are taken to minimize GBV and what best strategies can be made to overcome GBV on Government and youth level 8- To discuss available venues that are there to give support to victims of GBV

2 Madadgaar is urdu word used for a helper 77

Youth Conference on Role of Youth in Combating Gender Based Violence

As the issue of Gender Based violence gains more attention in our society, through media coverage, introduction of new legislation and advocating by women's groups, many organizations are realizing that education is necessary and intervention essential. Schools are increasingly being recognized as valuable sites for interventions because they reach large numbers at ages when education can be particularly effective, and is desperately needed.

A conference on Role of Youth in Combating Gender Based Violence-brought together, Madadgaar National Helpline and students of various universities to share ideas and models and to strategize together on future collaborations. This forum was one of the few instances in which these two groups have together explored ways that Gender based violence affect our society, especially women and children.

Four main themes ran through this conference, the first, that violence limits options and robs individuals of the freedom to develop to their full potential. Second, abuse tends to occur in cycles. Someone who was abused as a child is likely to abuse their children, perpetuating a cycle of violence. A third theme was the pervasiveness of violence in our society. A number of presenters spoke about how our society continues to solve problems through aggression and how certain cultural ideologies and customs add to perpetuate violence. Since this is what is modeled by adults and leaders, children learn that violence is an appropriate response to problems. Finally, boys in this country are acculturated to exercise power over others, and one of the ways this shows itself is through violence. Therefore, while interventions to help girls are very important, work must also be done to heal males.

Student Registration

Opening Session:

Session was opened with Recitation of Quran by Mr. Shamrez and a welcome from the host Mr. Rizwan Jafar (President Youth Parliament and Anchor “Sawal Hai Pakistan Ka” Program at AAJ TV. After speaking with students and warming them up, he proceed the program by inviting students and guests to watch Documentaries covering two important issues Honor Killing and Child Labor and abuse.

Documentaries by CNN and SAMAA TV

Documentaries on the topics of Honor Killing and street children was shown

Documentary by CNN: Reza Sayah, CNN INTERNATIONAL Correspondent is a man who is fighting to reverse the trend. He documented a video in which he interviewed the victim’s mother, Hamida Bibi. She reported that Fareeda Bibi (her daughter) was accused of flirting with other men by her husband. He used to beat his wife and eventually killed her. Madadgaar Helpline provided support to vulnerable family of honor killing’s victim. Mr. Awan was also interviewed and shared his views on the same. CNN declared Mr. Zia Awan as hero in this documentary.

Press Conference Covered By Samaa Tv: In this video, a press conference by Madadgaar was covered by Samaa TV, where a seven-year old girl, Samina was kidnapped from Manghopir, Karachi and was made to beg on the streets. Longing for her mother, Samina first went to Edhi Center and then approached Madadgaar National Helpline. According to the head of Madadgaar, Mr. Zia Awan, the police system has failed which is evident by the exponential increase in cases of kidnapping and child abuse.

Street Theatre by Rasti Group

Dramatically staged, The Rasti Theater Troupe (a group of trained peer leaders who write and perform scenes that illustrate date violence) acted out an all-too-common situation of problems young girls and women faced when going out on the streets of their cities and towns. The performance started with a girl waiting on a bus stop for the bus, which was late due to the CNG shortage. As she worriedly paced back and forth, a group of boys surrounded her and start harassing and teasing her. When she slaps one of them, they become hostile and try abducting her. She calls Madadgaar for help on which the boys runaway to save their lives.

In the next segment a dominating male was abusing his wife a young mother of two minor girls on a trivial issue of not having his meal ready and saying hateful remarks to her for giving birth to girls and not a boy. In the discussion that follows, peer leaders listen to young audience members as they show the man giving verdict to the woman to leave the house before he returns 79 with her girls as he wants to marry to have a boy to continue his progeny. The segment ended while amidst tears Kulsoom remembered words of a friend who had told her about an organization that helps women victims of violence and provided them with shelter.

The theatre was very insightful, educational, and very well produced. Students greatly applauded the performance, throughout by hooting on climaxes and clapping on great performances.

Welcome to Guests

Welcome Address to youth by Zia Ahmed Awan

Keynote speaker Advocate Zia Ahmed Awan, founder of Lawyers for Human Rights and Legal Aid and Madadgaar National Helpline, opened the conference with a look at the psychology of women caught in a cycle of domestic violence. Mr. Awan focused the issues clearly with her reminder that "we need to make young women know that they were all born warm, restful, 80 creating human beings and they were not put here to be messed with." He pointed out that domestic violence is largely an issue of lack of self-esteem and that girls experiencing it start to believe they deserve the violence being inflicted on them.

Teens may be especially susceptible, Avery continued, to the sex roles presented in society that are overwhelmingly stereotypical and that often portray GBV as the norm or as glamorous. In many cases, these teens may be predisposed to accept GBV because of their exposure to it in their own homes or through the media. Additionally, Mr. Awan urged all to ask why this problem is happening in our society. She reasons that if we ask the questions, we will think harder, and thinking harder leads to the realization that adolescent sexual violence is a pervasive problem in our society. Domestic violence and rape, like all other types of violence, are an issue of power. Awan reminded participants that there is power in a man forcing a woman to give in to his wrong demands. And there is power in our society creating a system that perpetuates this cycle of violence both by its failure to acknowledge the problem and by the lack of sufficient legislation to protect women and girls.

Awan’s mentioned that the chilling fact is that, without treatment, these men go back to their community and commit the same crimes again and again. Programs that address the problems these men have and that work on treating them are absolutely essential, although, even with programs, many offenders repeat their violence.

Presentation about Madadgaar National Helpline by Mr. Waheed Khattak:

Manager Madadgaar National Mr. Waheed Khattak gave brief presentations about the working mechanism of Madadgaar National Helpline, that helpline services consists of telephonic counseling, case handling, walk-in clients, referral and follow up.

Role of Women in Combating GBV by Ms. Samreen Naz

M&E/HR Officer of Madadgaar National Helpline Ms. Samreen Naz gave brief description on role of women in combating gender based violence and all its forms. She said that women are being threatened, tortured and murdered by the bad customary practices on the name of Honor killing, Watta Satta, Vani and Sawara.There are many such negative customs in rural areas, where women and girls are killed in the name of honor and to save their false prides. Men even do violence in the name of religion by propagating wrong beliefs to the masses. Violence is mostly perpetuated by males as females are a delicate being and easily intimidated by males in our society. Mr. Samreen Naz said that women by remaining silent also contribute to the violence around them. A Woman has the power to protect herself, by self confidence and her own awareness.

What is Gender Based Violence by Ms. Farida Nizamuddin

Youth Coordinator of Madadgaar National Helpline Ms. Farida Nizamuddin told the youth about Gender Based Violence. She said that Gender-Based Violence is a violence involving men and women, in which the woman is usually the victim; and which is derived from gender norms and roles as well as from unequal power relations between women and men. Violence is specifically targeted against a person because of his or her gender, and it affects women disproportionately. It includes, but is not limited to, physical, sexual, and psychological harm (including intimidation, suffering, coercion, and/or deprivation of liberty within the family or within the general community). It includes violence perpetuated by the state.

Violence against women by Ms. Najam us Sahar

Psycho-Social Counsellor of Madadgaar National Helpline Ms. Najam us Sahar spoke about the violence against women. She said that Violence against women is unacceptable under all circumstances. Gender-based violence is an inevitable part of current partner relations. Disagreements and disputes may be inevitable parts of intimate partner relations, however, violence as a way to resolve those disputes is not. Violence is a learned behavior and can be unlearned. Violence against women is an inherent part of maleness or a natural expression of male sexual urges. Male violence is not genetically based; it is perpetuated by a model of masculinity that permits and even encourages men to be aggressive. It is up to us as individuals, 82 communities, and society to change these gender norms so that violence against women is not accepted or tolerated.

Address by Majda Rizvi

Majda Rizvi took the podium by commenting she may be fragile physically, she still is a strong women in heart and mind. In response of a request to her to share real cases, she shared a story of 15 year old girl, who was buried alive by her uncles, as she wanted to marry by her choice. She said although Islam has given right to women to marry just like men on their choice, yet such cases are prevalent. And even in such cases when offender are arrested, the feudal involved still remain free. She described the role of organizations like Panah in helping, providing shelter education and empowerment to women and how important such institutions are.

She posed a question to the students as to why even with so much work being done, laws available police and courts in place cases of violence still prevalent? A student in answer said that we need strong laws and even stronger implementation and punishments like in Saudi Arab, where there is 0% crimes due to the punishments and with no exceptions on the rules for anyone big or small. In these places people think twice to break the law. While in Pakistan no crimes are ever punished and even there are arrests, with the use of power and bribes the criminals are send back in society. Majda Rizvi enforced the importance of how old and damaging thinking prevalent in families are the major destructive forces. That even if these punishments are practiced, still violence will not go, until the mindsets and thinking of the society is changed. In their homes mothers need to love both girl and boy and equal opportunities of education and exercising freedom should be given to both girls and boys. Discrimination on slightest level can lead to violent attitudes and behaviors in men. So a real change must come in thinking. And that you raise voice against crime. Education is must to bring that attitudinal change and every youth is responsible for himself and those he comes in interaction with. Only this way a real change is possible.

Speech by Shehla Raza

She mentioned her first interaction with Mr. Zia Awan in jail, as she was prisoned in a violence case. He called Zia to help her. And wrote letters as there were no mobile phones back then in jails. In society, powerful individuals pressure the weak on basis of power. Anyone who is powerful, whether it is a teacher or an employer, he will use power in his or her capacity, which eventually lead a person to walk on the path of cruelty. Power balance if kept violence can be resolved. She stressed that the student’s role is an important one as they are our today and tomorrow. She shared the news of a young teen suicide bomber who blasts himself when he shakes hand with a policeman. She than emphasizes how if the same teen was used in a positive way. But how these negative forces are using our youth and how we need to stop this.

In context of Gender based violence and her long working in the cause, she said that a Gender human bill is to being passed this Tuesday. Many such bills are already passed and constitution are there , but this alone cannot help unless we have the societal will and our man need to give confidence to woman and girls and involve them in decision making, should a good change is to be brought. Political will alone cannot help we need to have societal will. Social change comes from home.

She added why women are not tortured in west. Reason being they speak against it. While here although feudalism has been removed long back the attitude still there and not until it is removed any good can be expected. Any law to be enforced we need 2/3rd majority, but due to this mentality we never get that.

She offered facts that even when women do raise voice and go to register FIRs, the police denies to register by declaring it’s a case of domestic violence and so it should be resolved inside home. 84

If that doesn’t work they falsely accuse woman to have an affair and deserving it. Even in the rape cases when DNAs are proved, they are rejected on the basis, that these are scientific -----and thus unacceptable. She demanded that if science was a nuisance then why these same individuals moving around in big pajeros and having the highest technology. This is the hypocrisy that makes this a weak system. And under these systems and mindsets how a woman has to get her rights.

Male students were asked that their role is on individual level. They need to be aware of what is going around in their surrounding and if their friends are not involved in any questionable acts or company and incase if they find suspicious activity to inform their parents and they can be stopped in their tracks before it’s too late . She said it is their responsibility to be attentive to any sign of violence around them and report them. She also said that an early marriage bill is being passed to fight the evil of Child and forced marriages. In the end she advised girls that as women you should remember that to stay silent in face of violence is disobedience to Allah.

Address by President MAJU Dr. Abdul Wahab

Dr. Abdul Wahab, president Mohammad ali Jinnah university was welcomed amidst clapping hands. In his address to his youth he appreciated the need to have seminars like this which are essential for students as they get to know about social problems and what the ground relaity is so that in their practical lives they know what problems liein the society. He stated that in our society there is an attitude in men to consider women as a weaker sex. Women are commonly tagged as unintelligent and ignorant. As soon as they are married they are told that her only home is that of her husbands and she must only leave it after she die. With such a limiting thought , what message are we ppropogating to the children. She emphasized that social equality is must. If a mother is being beaten in front of her kids it will affect negatively and so women need to empower themselves so that they can be independent finalncially and be able to use this to their advantage in face of violence.

He also shared humporusly about the reply he got from her daughter who is married when asked if her husband was treating her right. She replied that if he ever treated me badly she would break his teeth. This is the attitute a woman should have if she has to ensure she has to be respected. He firther mentioned that there are 50000 cases registered in courts showing that women of today has gone beyond the old saying that she must suffer and die suffering. If women are strong she will never let anyone mess with her. He further encoraged youth especially girls to take education seriously so that they can financially support themselves. He also joked by telling boys to get rates of dental procedures, in case they end up with a woman like that. He ended the speech by saying youth are the change we need in the society.

Question and Answer Session

Through out the conference different questions were posed at the students, to keep them involved and clarify their views and myths if any. When asked by Justice (R ) Mrs. Majda Rizvi, why with so much laws and lay emforcement authorities in place we still have so much violence in the society. One student answered that the answer lies in proper implementation of punsihments without exception, whether poosr or rich, weak or powerful man or woman. Unless we don’t punsih the crime, people will not stop doing it. In Saudi Arab and UAE, the fact that the rules are so strong and punsihments are so tough, and implemented, people think twice to do something. While in Pakistan, there is no rule of law. There is nothing that cannot be accomplished on the bais of power and money or brible.

Students when asked what is Gender, didn’t had a clear concept. Some said it refers to female. Some though said males and females. When inquired what gender based violence is? One volunteer answered the violence taregted towards women, whether its physical harm, or emotional or verbal abuse.

On the topic of early marriages and its consequences, in the end boys were jokingly asked, how many of them want to be bridegrooms. When they raised hands, he asked them, if can he expect them to say not to child and dorced marriage and no to abuse towards their partners. The unfied answer was Yes.

End Note and Vote of Thanks

The program was ended on a happy note and words of gratitude for the respected guests by Mr. Rizwan Jafar and Advocate Zia Ahmed Awan.

Output

S. no Activities Target

01 Youth conference Karachi 500 students

03 Youth conference Lahore 300 students

05 Media coverage Electronic and press Approximately million

Annexure

 Agenda of the Conference  Press Release  Press Coverage  Participants list

Youth Conference on Role of Youth in Combating Gender Based Violence

Agenda: 24h April, 2014 Venue: Mohammad Ali Jinnah University Karachi

Program Agenda

S. Activity/Topics Time Presenters/Facilitators No.

01 Registration 14:30-14:45 Madadgaar Team

02 Recitation of Holy Quran 14:45-14:50 Shamraiz Talib

03 Documentary 14:50-14:55 Madadgaar Team

Rizwan Jafar, Chairman Youth 04 Introduction of Youth Conference 14:55:15:00 Parliament

Zia Ahmed Awan, Founder of 05 Welcome Address 15:00-15:10 Madadgaar National Helpline

Waheed Khan Khattak, 06 Presentation on Madadgaar National Helpline 15:10-15:20 Manager Madadgaar National Helpline

07 Street Theatre regarding Gender Based Violence 15:20-15:35 Rasti Team

Role of women in combating Gender Based 08 15:35-15:45 Samreen Naz Violence

09 What is GBV 15:45-15:55 Fareeda

10 Violence against women 15:55-16:05 Sahar

Justice (r) Majida Rizvi, Role of Sindh Human Rights Commission in 11 16:05-16:20 Chairperson Sindh Human Addressing Gender Based Violence Rights Commission

Dr. Abdul Wahab, President of Role of Academia in spreading Awareness in 12 16:20-16:35 Mohammad Ali Jinnah Youth on Gender Based Violence University

Role of Sindh government in Addressing Gender Shehla Raza, Deputy Speaker 13 16:35-16:55 Based Violence Sindh Assembly

Panelists (Facilitated by Rizwan 14 Question & Answer Session 16:55- 17:15 Jafar)

15 17:15-17:25 Zia Ahmed Awan Concluding Remarks/ Vote of Thanks 16 Refreshment Madadgaar Team

Press Release

National Youth conference on Role of Youth in Combating Gender Based Violence Violence is a termite for the Nation: Zia Ahmed Awan Early Marriages bill to be presented in Sindh Assembly on 29th April: Shehla Raza Violence cannot be stopped until gender discrimination is curbed: Justice (r) Majid Rizvi Karachi (press release): Deputy Speaker of Sindh Assembly Shehla Raza said that tolerating oppression is polytheism. We have to raise our voices against gender based violence and all its forms. She was speaking to the youth conference organized by Madadgaar National Helpline on Thursday at Mohammad Ali Jinnah University on ‘Role of Youth in Combating Gender Based Violence”.

Addressing to the youth, Deputy Speaker Sindh Assembly Shehla Raza said that I have old relationship with Zia Awan Advocate. In the past, when I was sent to prison by state actors, I wrote a letter to Zia Awan for legal aid. She said that wrong use of wealth and power gives birth to violence. She said that dictatorship is also a form of violence because a dictator uses power for taking charge of government; he can never come into power through electoral way. In dictatorial societies, wealth is given more importance because it’s a symbol of power and authority and this authority is used to oppress feeble and in our society and women are weakest gender in our society. She said that feudalism is no more in the country and there is no feudal lord exists but feudal mind set still prevails. To dissolve this mindset, not only political will, social will is compulsory as well. Social change will start from our homes. If you advise your daughter to bear the cruelty of her in-laws with patience, it means that you are advising your daughter to accept gender based violence. She said that domestic violence is also common in cities especially mental violence. Police doesn’t cooperate with women victim of domestic violence and says them to solve their domestic issues within their homes. Shehla Raza said that during Mazar-e- Quaid rape caes, a politician said that why the woman went to Mazar with her husband at night. Another senator said that why her husband was carrying 20, 22 kilogram meat with him. If state president says that rape victim women raise their voices for international fame, then who will provide justice to victims. Criticizing Pakistan Protection Ordinance (PPO), Shehla Raza said that under this ordinance, forces are given authority of 90 days remand and shoot at sight. Isn’t this authority violence? Pakistan is the first country in world where a school girl is shot at head. 89

She said that Sindh assembly holds the honour of passing bill against violence on women for the first time. We will present early marriages bill on the floor of Sindh Assembly on Tuesday and also working on domestic violence bill. Criticizing the recommendations of Islamic Ideology Council, she said that early marriage should be prohibited strictly. Why the DNA isn’t considered as evidence in rape case? She said that clerics legitimize all scientific inventions but when the women rights issues arise, they stand against it. If they are true, then why do they use telescope for sighting moon. They don’t give vote to women but accept women’s witness on moon sighting. They seem united eleven months but on the twelfth month, Mr. Populzai sees his different moon. Shehla Raza said that some persons created hurdles in my political progress but when I got opportunity, I made world record by being selected continuously deputy speaker for the second time. She said that tolerating oppression is polytheism in my point of view. We have to raise our voices against oppression.

First women high court judge in Pakistan and chairperson Sindh Human Rights Commission, Justice R Majida Rizvi said that violence has many forms like physical, mental, psychological and emotional violence. She said that to stop a girl form education and scolding a house maid are also forms of violence. Majida Rizvi said that gender discrimination is based in our homes, until and unless we give equal opportunities to our sister and brothers and sons and daughters, gender based violence will not be stopped. You have to rise against oppression.

President of Mohammad Ali Jinnah University Dr Abdul Wahab said that to eliminate violence form our society, we will have to change our minds. He said that the easiest way to empower a woman is to make her financially strong. Dr Abdul Wahab said to the female students to concentrate on their studies fully so that they could be strong financially as well as socially.

Addressing to the youth, founder of Madadgaar National Helpline Zia Ahmed Awan said that violence is a termite for the nation. Youth should be equipped with awareness regarding the ugly aspects of gender based violence. He said that until and unless laws are not implemented, legislation against gender based violence will be of no effect.

Manager of Madadgaar National Helpline gave a presentation on working mechanism of Madadgaar National Helpline and told the students how Madadgaar is serving children and women survivors of violence. He also briefed about the Madadgaar’s lobbying and advocacy campaigns to sensitize legislators regarding gender based violence.

Along with students of Mohammad Ali Jinnah University, youth conference was attended by students of Mass Communication & Sociology department of Karachi University, Federal Urdu University of Arts Science and Technology and Karachi School of Art. Issued by: Madadgaar National Helpline

Press Coverage:

Urdu Newspapers:

Anjam, Azad Riasat

English Newspapers:

The News

Online Coverage: http://pakistan.onepakistan.com.pk/news/city/karachi/299641-early-marriages-bill-to-tabled-in- sa.html http://www.bbcrecord.com/live/10-pakistan/30409-early-marriages-bill-to-tabled-in-sa.html

Television Coverage:

Sindh tv, Dhoom tv

Participant List

Guests Speakers:

Advocate Zia Ahmed Awan

President Human Rights Commission Justice(R) Majda Rizvi

Deputy Speaker Sindh Assembly Shehla Raza

President Mohammad Ali Jinnah University Dr. Abdul Wahab

President Youth Parliament Mr. Rizwan Jafar

Performances by:

Raasti Theatre Troupe

Audience:

Students of Muhammad Ali Jinnah University, Karachi University Mass Communication and Sociology Department and Federal Urdu University 91

Annexure 3 C Report on Lahore Youth Conference

Youth conference

“Role of youth in combating gender based violence”

Ambreen akram speech

Ambreen was a represented herself from the behalf of Government Shalimar college. She is a lecturer of social work in the mentioned college and is also a teaching intern in PRCS Punjab.

Although she didn’t prepare a formal speech, but did encourage and convinced all of us and answered the question why should the youth combat gender based violence. But first step in this regard, according to her, youth should be given awareness about gender based violence and about the concept of equality. One of the structured reasons of becoming a perpetuator of

Madadgaar National Helpline Lahore organized a youth conference on “Role of Youth in Combating Gender Based Violence “in collaboration with Asian Development Bank (ADB) and Institute of Social & Cultural Studies, University of the Punjab, Lahore on 28th April 2014. Almost 200 participants attended this conference. Along with students of Sociology Dept University of Punjab, youth conference was attended by students of Dept of Psychology, Gender studies, Law, University of Management and technology, Govt. post graduate college Samanabad and Govt. College for women Shalimar Lahore.

First of all, a brief introduction about Madadgaar was given by a volunteer of Madadgaar.

The ceremony formally started by the recitation of Holy Quran. Ms. Javeria (Volunteer) requested Mr. Baber to come on the stage and to recite some ayah of holy Quran.

After recitation of holy Quran Ms. Javeria invited all the guests to the stage. The following were the guests:

 Chief Guest, Ms. Fauzia Waqar (chairperson Punjab commission on the status of women)  Guest Speaker: Ms. Ruhi Sayed (Chairperson APWA)  Guest Speaker, Ms. Nasreen Farooq Ayub (Advisor Ombudsman Punjab).  Guest Speaker, Ms. Fauzia Saeed (Psychologist PRCS)  Guest Speaker, Mr. Zia Ahmed Awan, Founder of Madadgaar National Helpline.

Objectives of the workshop:

To define Gender based Violence and its types To assess where the nation stands and the role of state and what should be done on government level to minimize the effects of gender based violence. To discuss what part youth can play to ensure steps are taken to minimize GBV and what best strategies can be made to overcome GBV on Government and youth level To discuss available venues those are open to give support to victims of GBV.

Documentaries:

Documentaries of Madadgaar were shown to the audience.

Documentary of media program by CNN T.V (Honor killing)

The participants of the meeting were shown a documentary of a media briefing done by collaboration of Madadgaar national helpline with CNN Tv which was recorded at LHRA office karachi. In this documentary, issues related to honor killing, gender discrimination; rights of women in a society and domestic violence were highlighted and discussed through a case of honor killing that Madadgaar dealt with. Moreover, the role of Madadgaar was highlighted in this documentary.

Ms. Javeria invited Ms Sehrish Farooq to give a welcome note to the guests.

Welcome note: Ms Sehrish Farooq presented her welcome remarks for the chief guest, guest speaker & all the invitees.

Later youth speakers were invited one by one to give their views on the conference topic.

Ambreen Akram (Youth Speaker Shalimar College)

Ambreen represented herself on the behalf of Social work department, Government Shalimar College. She said according to her, the first step to combat gender based violence is to aware youth about gender based violence and about the concept of equality. One of the structured reasons of becoming a perpetuator of violence is STEREOTYPING. She said since the inception we are surrounded with many stereotypes. Neither the teacher, nor the learner knows about the damage these stereotypes can cause. Equality of rights for men and women are also important as well as it must be ensured that both of them can exercise their rights according to their will, which in our country is very difficult. She said that a new positive thinking and a peaceful approach should be introduced to male as well as the female, so that no one could ever think to commit violence. She said that parents also play an important role and there should not be discriminatory behavior between a boy and girl. Parents should not think that a girl’s job is to manage her home but her job is to nurture and manage the generation. The dignity of both is equal and this is needed to be understood completely.

Qudsia Nashee (Youth Speaker Applied psychology Punjab University)

Ms. Qudsia represented on the behalf of institute of Applied psychology, University of Punjab. According to Qudsia, gender based violence is committed due to different reasons like frustration, depression, etc. when these emotions aren’t handled properly by individuals; they get hyper and commit violence. One of the reasons is pressure from society and from other relationships. Among the cases of gender based violence, there are many cases where the relatives force the perpetuators to commit violence on the victims. Gender based violence is not an issue for some particular or specific class, but it can be seen in every class, every society but according to their social status and customs. It really doesn’t matter whether the society belongs to a developed country or an underdeveloped one. She said that acceptance of gender based

95 violence is becoming a factor to enhance this problem. When we are in the position to justify our discriminatory behavior then we are in a state of accepting and promoting the violent behavior by ourselves, so before bringing change in society, we should bring change in ourselves because “charity begins at home”.

As soon as we will recognize these things by ourselves, we may not be able to combat the issue completely but surely will be able to take some strong steps to reduce it.

Irum Baneen (student of Social work)

Irum highlighted the different forms of gender based violence, i.e. domestic violence, sexual harassment, harmful customary practices, forced marriages, honor killing etc. trafficking and forced prostitution is one of the severe forms of gender based violence.

Irum stated that it has been estimated that almost 20 to 25% women in Europe have suffered from physical violence. The number of women who have faced other forms of gender based violence is much higher. People in developing country generalize this fact that there is as such no violence going on in developed countries, but many studies and surveys conducted in the developed countries show that there is no clear difference in the level of violent acts if but genre of countries are compared.

Speaking about Pakistan, Irum said that even after rectification of UN conventions that secure individuals from violence, especially women, no positive results are seen. CEDAW, giving women her basic rights and respect along with dignity, no doubt Pakistan is a member of it, but still no use. If we have a glance of our society, we all will agree with the statement that despite accepting and agreeing to secure women, no proper implementation is done.

She highlighted another most important issue that was confidentiality of these sensitive issues. She said that Mandatory actions should be taken in this respect.

Masooma Abdi speech (Student of Gender Studies)

Masooma Abdi, student of masters in gender studies, University of Punjab gave a world- shattering speech for the theme “Gender based violence”. In her view, our society has many discriminatory practices going on in our society that is one of the basic reasons for GBV in our society. Then sexual assaults, harassments as well as rape, become some of the important factors that women try not to go outside their homes and lose their confidence along with their self esteem. She questioned the religious facilitators or in our home language our “imam” and “molvi” to give suitable logics that why are the women not given their demanded and respectful status in an Islamic society like ours, even when the Holy Quran as well as Hadith and Sunnah are the advocates for the rights of everyone especially women. Through many Quranic verses she explained the importance of status of women in Islam, and said that it should be given in every society.

Advocate ZIA Ahmed Awan (Founder Madadgaar)

Addressing to the youth, founder of Madadgaar National Helpline Zia Ahmed Awan said that violence is a termite for the nation. He said that the youth occupies the largest sector of

Pakistan’s population. Empowering youth will lead to a brighter and socially healthy nation. Youth should be equipped with awareness regarding the ugly aspects of gender based violence. He said that until or unless laws are not implemented, legislation against gender based violence will be of no effect. He also said that Govt. departments should collaborate with Non- Government organizations so they can provide reciprocal services to each other.

He said there is a need to change the mindset of women and women should stop thinking herself as inferior to men. He said education and economic empowerment is very important for women to get her status in this patriarchal society. He said if change is to be brought in a society then we should change ourselves. He said discriminatory attitudes/traditions lead towards gender based violence. He said we should challenge it on each and every level and youth can play an important role in it. We should encourage our youth in decision making process so they can feel empowered.

Mrs Nasreen Farooq Ayub (Advisor Office of the Ombudsman Punjab).

While talking to the youth, Advisor Ombusman Punajb, Ms Nasreen Farooq Ayub said that Ombudsman office has very good relationships with Madadgaar National Helpline and they are strong partners. Ombudsman used to refer cases to them and Madadgaar always help them in women and children cases of abuse, violence and exploitation. She said that there is need to change our discriminatory mind sets that are still present and we should prepare our girls to raise their voices against violence and abuse. She said children complaint office is there to help the children and I request the youth to refer cases to children complaint office, Ombudsman Punjab so, we may save our children. Additionally, she said that Social change will start from our homes so we should focus on the training of our new generation.

According to her, the issue of gender based violence is at rise especially in rural areas because of lack of education and minimum access to resources. So this issue should be dealt at micro level and planning should also be done at micro level. Effective remedies should also be developed. According to her, GBV harms individuals and deprives them from their rights. In fact gender based violence is there with us in every stage of our life. Discriminatory attitude stars from pre birth, when it is known whether the baby is a girl or boy. GBV is there with us in our childhood, adulthood and old age. Hence all our lives, we face GBV. There is an important need to empower each citizen and so the role of civil society as well as other institutions is very important in this regard. If people learn to tolerate and respect other and have an access to equal rights, the scenario will be very different yet a positive one.

Mrs. Ruhi Sayed (Chairperson APWA)

Ms. Ruhi Sayed (Chairperson APWA Punjab) said that I am very happy that an organization is present here that provide true help and assistance to the victims of violence and abuse and APWA is here to support Madadgaar in this noble goal. She endorsed Ms. Nasreen Farooq and said that if we will advise our daughters to bear the cruelty /discrimination with patience, it means that we are advising our daughters to accept gender based violence. She said there is another form of abuse that is usually not considered in our society and it is emotional/ psychological abuse. Our society has accepted it as a right thing and nobody raise voice for it. She said when we will decide to condemn violence we will become empowered.

She said that youth is the nucleus of every society and the future of a nation, and its progress and development depends upon the youth because it is the backbone of the future. She also stated that the definition and framework of the concept GENDER should be redefined. The basic need of the time is to understand that men and women both are equal and deserve to get equal access to resources and equal rights. From planning of every strategy and policy to its implementation, a strong check should be kept so the needs of both are catered and answered. While setting objectives for the policy, it should be kept in mind what will be the outcomes of their planning and strategies. Many of the times limited targets are set which ultimately results in the ignorance of rights especially the civil, political economical and social rights.

She also said that it has been observed that women ranging from18yrs to 44 yrs face disability in the result of being a victim of some kind of gender based violence. She said there is need to work at grass root level. Support of all agencies and institutions is needed along with effective suggestions and recommendations to reduce gender based violence. APWA has done a lot of work in the amendments of different acts including Hadood ordinance, Muslim family ordinance, etc. Currently; APWA is working for home based workers in Pakistan. With the efforts of APWA, domestic worker wages has been finalized. APWA is also making effort so that Pakistan could rectify ILO’s related to home based workers. In the end, she said that to achieve any target, the most important step is to mobilize our youth for obtaining favorable results.

Ms. Fauzia Saeed (Psychologist Pakistan Red Cross Society)

First of all, she thanked Madadgaar for inviting her. She was of the view that if we want youth to combat the issue, it is important to sensitize them and all those who gave the speeches, it means that the youth is aware and sensitized about gender based violence which is strong step in reducing GBV. If change is to be brought, then we should start from ourselves and should train and sensitize mothers because mothers bring good and positive change in society as nature has given her the responsibility for nurturing the future generation of every society. Mothers should not bring her children up with discriminatory attitude. In the end she stated that if we will change ourselves, we will surely change the whole society.

Ms. Fauzia Waqar (Chairperson Punjab Commission on the Status of Women)

On the status of women, Chairperson Punjab commission Ms. Fauzia Waqar said that on 8 March, 2013 as Women Empowerment Day, Punjab assembly has passed the Punjab Commission on the Status of Women Bill 2013. She was speaking to the youth conference organized by Madadgaar National Helpline on Monday at Institute of social and cultural studies, university of the Punjab Lahore on ‘Role of Youth in Combating Gender Based Violence”. She said that according to the bill, the Punjab government constituted a commission that shall consist of a female chairperson for women’s empowerment in society.

She focused that gender based violence is not only the Asian countries problem but is founded worldwide. Until or unless we raise our voices against gender based violence in all its forms nobody can help us. She said that the easiest way to empower a woman is to make her economically strong. Women should stop herself to comply to others and should participate in decision making.

According to a survey almost 80% of the women of Pakistan face some type of gender based violence. Globally, almost 50% of the women face GBV. Apart from the psychological, physical and sexual violence, Ms. Fauzia Waqar thinks depriving one from their decision making power as well as lack of access of participation in the political process, is one of the most important yet ignored form of gender based violence anyone can ever face. In Pakistan only about 2% of women are there who own some kind of property by their name. If one doesn’t have any assets of their own or are deprived from their property rights is a victim of violence. The issues like wage disparity as well as lack of access of resources is also a form of violence. She said that field of micro finance is relatively better for women in this respect that it provides them with loans but not more than 19,000Rs. The loan then is utilized either in the renovation of their homes or any other unproductive acts. Focus should be kept in these types of forms. While talking about politics she said in political set up there are 17% of women present in the parliament because of reserved seats and almost 8 women in Punjab assembly when there are more than or at least 200 men. Less than 5% women work as secretaries in the assembly and parliament.

Addressing the governments, she said that govt. institutions that are working for the same cause must work together rather than in isolation. She said Government should take appropriate measures to help the victims. She offered Madadgaar to work with Punjab commission on the status of women to better work for the elimination of discrimination in all its forms. She also said

that accountability of all the Govt departments must also be ensured so they can work properly. Furthermore, she said that there is a dire need to work with the academic institutions so they can support government in research area. She thanked Madadgaar and appreciated their services.

Vote of Thanks:

o Ms. Sobia Butt (Field officer) expressed deepest gratitude to Madadgaar National Helpline, Chief Guest, and all guest participants for their enthusiastic participation.

ogramme Agenda

“Role of Youth in Combating Gender Based Violence”

Dated: 28-04-2014 Venue: Institute of Social & Cultural Studies (Seminar Room), University of the Punjab, Lahore Timings: 9:30:00am - 1:00pm.

Program Schedule

S. Activity/Topics Time Presenters/Facilitators No .

01 Registration 9:30 Organizers

02 Recitation of Holy Quran 9:30-9:40 Volunteer

03 Welcome note & Review of Agenda and 9:40-9:50 Sobia Butt Objectives

04 Video documentary 9:50-10:00 CNN Madadgaar National Helpline

05 Role of Madadgaar national helpline 10:00-10:20 Mr. Zia Awan (CEO Madadgaar) regarding Gender based violence

06 Speeches & Remarks by Youth 10:20-11:20 Mr. Hassan Qadri (UMT)

Ms. Qudsia Nashee (Applied psychology)

Maham shahbaz (Social work)

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Masooma Abdi (gender studies)

Irum Baneen (Social work)

07 Speeches & Remarks by Guest Speakers 11:20-12:20 Prof. Dr. Zakria Zakir (Dean/Director of Social Sciences).

Mrs. Ruhi Sayed (Chairperson APWA)

Prof. Dr. Rukhsana Kausar (Director institute of applied psychology, PU).

Ms. Fauzia Waqar (Chairperson Punjab Commission on the Status of Women)

Dr. Rana Malik (chairperson Dept. of Gender studies PU)

Mrs Nasreen Farooq Ayub (advisor Office of the Ombudsman Punjab).

08 Question & Answer session 12:20-12:30

09 Remarks by Chief Guest 12:30-12:45 DG social welfare (social welfare dept Punjab)

Mr. Ibrar Ul Haq (chairman youth parliament)

10 Souvenir giving ceremony 12:45-12:55 Souvenir will be presented to the worthy guest speakers and youth representatives.

11 Vote of Thanks 12:55-1:00 Ms. Sehrish Farooq

Lunch

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Annexure 3 D Report on GBV Banner Campaign

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Banners on

“Role of Youth in Combating Gender Based Violence”

24th April, 2014

Supported By: ADB

ADGAAR NATIONAL HELPLINE, Karachi

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Introduction

Established in 1989, Lawyers for Human Rights & Legal Aid (LHRLA) working with the objective of providing free legal services and offering preventive/remedial assistance to the women and child victims of violence and abuse. Furthermore, LHRLA extended its services in the form of Madadgaar Helpline in 2001. “Madadgaar”3is the first National Helpline to provide services such as counseling, providing referrals to access legal aid and other protection systems, managing data base of GBV cases, awareness raising and linkages with media. The proposed pilot project “Addressing Gender Based Violence in Pakistan” a project designed with the help of Asian Development Bank (ADB) under ADB’s overall mandate and goals to achieve MDG :Gender Equality and women’s empowerment, will work through two pronged approach; i) it will provide protection to the GBV survivors through strengthened referral systems operating at the provincial levels, developing a pool of lawyers to provide free legal aid to women survivors and improving visibility and information dissemination about helpline; ii) for prevention, the project will work through the already organized youth groups at the academic institutes and develop them as activists through capacity building, knowledge sharing and providing them recognition as role models.

Scope and Purpose of the activity:

LHRLA aims to achieve promotion of 1098 in the youth and aware them on venues available to them for seeking help in advent of Gender based violence they foresee in their surroundings. In this regard Madadgaar National Helpline in order to mobilize the existing Madadgaar youth advocate clubs, formed in various universities around the city did an awareness campaign in the two main cities Karachi and Lahore. The campaign in each city was designed to educate youth as well as general public with the use of banners and media and to have ripple effects, as the youth educated through these campaigns will be motivated to transfer this knowledge to many others.

Objectives of the campaign

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Banners

Banners highlighting the issue of Gender Based Violence condemning and encouraging public to fight the devil both in Urdu and English Language were placed at important popular spots around the city that Gender based violence affect our society, especially women and children.

Four main themes ran through these banners, the first, boys in this country are acculturated to exercise power over others, and one of the ways this shows itself is through violence. Therefore, while interventions to help girls are very important, work must also be done to heal males they should be educated to change their attitudes towards women. Second, Police was targeted to change their attitudes about GBV. A third theme was the pervasiveness of violence in our society. Finally, silence was condemned as being just as dangerous as violence itself.

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Output

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Analysis Report of Evaluation Form of Gender Based Violence

Madadgaar National Helpline is always looking for ways to mobilize youth and do positive activities with them.

Madadgaar National Helpline organized an Open Air Workshop 21st April 2014 till 23rd April 2014 in different universities and colleges in Karachi and organized Youth Conference “Role of Youth in Combating Gender Based Violence (GBV) on 24th April 2014 at Muhammad Ali Jinnah University. Madadgaar National Helpline always focused on issues of youth, children and women in Pakistan. That’s the reason Madadgaar National Helpline radiated evaluation form of Gender Based Violence (GBV) in open air workshop which was held in different universities and colleges and youth conference in Muhammad Ali Jinnah University. The aim of this evaluation form is that what the young people of Pakistan think about (GBV) .

Introduction to study

 What is Gender Based Violence?

Gender-based violence (GBV) is violence that is directed against a person on the basis of gender. It constitutes a breach of the fundamental right to life, liberty, security, and dignity, equality between women and men, non-discrimination and physical and mental integrity. Gender-based violence reflects and reinforces inequalities between men and women.

Gender-based violence and violence against women are often used interchangeably as most gender-based violence is inflicted by men on women and girls.  Types of Gender Based Violence:  Overt physical abuse (includes a battering, sexual assault at home or in the work place.  Psychological abuse (includes deprivation of liberty, forced marriage, sexual harassment at home or in the work place).

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 Deprivation of resources needed for physical and psychological well- being (including health care, nutrition, education, means of livelihood).  Treatment of women as commodities (includes trafficking in women and girls for sexual exploitation).

Hypothesis

Our youth know about the highlighted issue and they wanted to know more about.

There are different forms of GBV against women including sexual assault, child marriage, and incest, wife beating, forced prostitution, dowry related violence, sexual harassment, honor killings, forced sterilization and kidnapping.

Our society is a male dominating society but our youth is much concern about their Rights. Media is also highlighted the issues of GBV.

This is a reality that GBV is increasing day by day in Pakistan and we want to make sure that what our youth think about this question above 90% young people think that in Pakistan GBV is increasing day by day.

Police is not much supportive that’s the reason people of Pakistan avoid to file FIR in case of any crime. Above 45% young people didn’t wanted to turn to police they wanted to turn Helpline No.

Start of 2014 number of cases reported of sexual exploitation against women. In Punjab the ratio increasing day by day and our above 30% youth think that sexual exploitation is more committed against women in Pakistan.

GBV has various forms and above 60% Youth think that Honor killing, domestic violence and force marriage is a form of GBV.

Laws of GBV are not sufficient in Pakistan that is the reason GBV increasing above 65% youth thinks that laws are not sufficient in Pakistan.

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It is ground reality that implementation of laws of GBV are not satisfactory above 70% youth think that implementation of laws are not much satisfactory.

The overall result of questionnaire is positive as we are assuming before research.

Limitation to Study

In this research Madadgaar team faced some difficulties. They have short period of time to organized workshops in different institutes while they conducted a workshops they have limited time to group discussions and rotate questionnaire.

Sample of a study is vast and they have to cover in limited period of time.

Purpose of Study

The purpose of a study is to aware youth about GBV. What they think about this issue. Because in Pakistani society youth is now more strong and they have their own positive thoughts now a day’s our youth is working as a volunteer in different issues they wants to change mind sets which are rooted in our society.

Research Objectives

Madadgaar National Helpline team wanted to know the thoughts of our youth about GBV.These are the main objectives of this research.

Does our youth realize their rights? Do they know the laws of GBV in Pakistan? Do they actually know about gender discrimination or word Gender? Do they know that scolding or beating is a kind of violence? Do they trust police?

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Research Methodology

A single survey is made of at least a sample (or full population in the case of a census), a method of data collection (e.g., a questionnaire) and individual questions or items that become data that can be analyzed statistically. A single survey may focus on different types of topics such as preferences (e.g., for a presidential candidate, behavior (smoking and alcohol use), or factual information (e.g., income), depending on its purpose. Since survey research is almost always based on a sample of the population, the success of the research is dependent on the representativeness of the sample with respect to a target population of interest to the researcher. That target population can range from the general population of a given country to specific groups of people within that country, to a membership list of a professional organization, or list of students enrolled in a school system (see also sampling statistics and survey sampling).

Facts about Gender Based Violence World Wide

 Around the world, at least one in every three women has been beaten, coerced into sex or otherwise abuse by men in her lifetime. More than 20% of women are reported to have been abused by men with whom they live.  Approximately 60 million women mostly in Asia are ‘Missing’ –killed by infanticide, selective abortion deliberate under nutrition or lack of access to health care.  Among women to 15-44 years Gender Based Violence accounts for more death and disability than the combined effects of cancer, malaria, traffic related injuries and war.  Trafficking in women and girls for sexual exploitation by men is most common among poor women and girls.  Each year, 2 million girls between ages 5 to 15 are introduced into the commercial sex industry.  Women who are victims of domestic violence are 12 times more likely o attempt suicide than those who do not experience such violence.

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Facts about gender Based Violence in Pakistan

In March 2012 Rutgers WPF presented the research report about GBV in Pakistan. This research shows alarming figures in Pakistani society. They used WHO questionnaire Preliminary results show shockingly high figures:

 75% of all interviewed women have experienced physical violence.  66% have been victims of sexual violence. .  80% have been victims of psychological violence  84% have had experience with violence of some sort.

This means that women in Pakistan experience violence throughout their lives.

Notably, 24 % of all 13–16 year old girls are already married and 75% of girls between 16 and 21 years. A total of 75% of all girls have been forced into an arranged marriage in one way or another. Men are usually twice the age of their wives. Furthermore, there is a high rate of illiteracy among women and honor-related violence appears to have increased these past few years. This has strengthened the dependent position of women.

Role of Madadgaar in Combating Gender Based Violence

Madadgaar National Helpline is a centre which aims to establish a protection and crisis intervention service primarily designed to cater to children, youth & women in distress. This support centre seeks to create an awareness of the rights of children, youth and women as guaranteed by the Convention on Rights of Child (CRC) and Convention on the Elimination of Discrimination against Women (CEDAW). Furthermore it aims to implement existing laws to provide a remedial structure to address of violations of the rights of the two groups mentioned above.

Madadgaar aims to assist, facilitate and guide victims/survivors of physical, sexual and psychological abuse and provide services which include, ranging from providing guidance on legal and medical procedures, counselling and referral networking.

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The organisation creates an organisational infrastructure, which serve to protect and direct through referrals children and women clients who approach Madadgaar on its 9 –hour’s hotline telephone service and centre facilities.

Madadgaar aims to provide a centre with a high lead of participation from the victims/survivors of violations of human rights. To achieve this end, the centre has organized a comprehensive web of inter-agency networking to make the inevitable referral process a core element of this service.

Madadgaar National Helpline team arranged a survey about GBV visited different universities and colleges of Karachi. Two Team visited in universities and colleges and radiated the questionnaireto the students.

Research Conducted in Following Universities

1. Karachi University (dep’t of sociology & mass comm.) KU 2. Federal Urdu University ( Urdu Uni) 3. Karachi School of Arts (KSA) 4. Government college of women korangi 5. Muhammad Ali Jinnah University (MAJU) 6. Institute of advanced Career & Talents (IACT)

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Graph Shows Percentage Of Participating Students

20% 18% 16% 14% 12% 10% 8% 6% 4% 2% 0%

Students Strenght

KU MAJU KSA Women College Urdu Uni IACT

This Graph shows that strength of the students who participated in research.20% students participated from MAJU. 20% from university of Karachi, 10% students from KSA, 17% students from Government College for women and 15% students from federal Urdu university and 18% students participated from IACT.

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Participating Young Girls & boys Ratio

49% 51% young boys Young gilrs

This pie chart shows that 51% young boys participating in this research and 49% young girls involved in it.

Pie chart shows Percentages of people about GBV GBV is increasing in Pakistan

yes No

93%

This figure shows the perception of the participants about gender based violence. 93% of the participants said that ratio of GBV is increasing in Pakistan whereas 7% responded that GBV is not increasing.

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In case of violence we should turn to

49% 30%

21% In case of violence we should contact to

Police Helpline don’t go anywhere

This graph shows the people response on the item that whom they would contact in case of violence and 49% of them responded that they would turn to Helpline whereas and 30% said they would turn to police station and 21% said that they will not go anywhere. This shows the trust level of people on police and helpline but those who want to remain silent must also contact for the reason of being silent. There must be some qualitative exploration that why people prefer to remain silent rather to contact someone.

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Bar chart showing the Percentage of crimes that are committed against women in PAK.

Perception of people about the crimes that are mostly committed against women in Pak

35%

30%

25%

20%

15% Types of crimes committed 10% against women in Pak 5%

Gender-based violence particularly violence against women is increasing day by day in Pakistan. The above figure shows the types of crimes that are committed against women in Pakistan. 33% of the youth considered Sexual exploitation as one of the frequently committed crime against women in Pakistan whereas the other responses includes: 18% on Harassment, 14% on Domestic violence, 8% on dowry related crimes, 10% on honor killing, 10% on cyber-crimes and 7% responded on Trafficking.

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Bar chart showing the Percentage of responses on the forms GBV

which form of violence is GBV 70.0%

60.0%

50.0%

40.0%

30.0% which form of violence is GBV

20.0%

10.0%

0.0% honor killing domestic force all of them violence marriage

When participants asked about which form is a Gender Based Violence? 65% of the participants responded that all the above mentioned forms are the forms of GBV. Whereas 14% think force marriage, 12% domestic violence and 9% honor killing as a form of Gender Based Violence.

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Bar chart showing the Percentage of responses on Gender

what is gender?

50.0% 45.0% 40.0% 35.0% 30.0% 25.0% 20.0% 15.0% what is gender? 10.0% 5.0% 0.0% Male Female Sex Roles given by society

The above figure shows people responses on the question what is gender? 25% of the participants said that gender is the role given by our society whereas 47% of the youth think that the Gender is same as sex, 16% said gender is used for Female and 12% gender is used for males.

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Pie chart showing the Percentage of responses on husband’s rights to scold wives

Husbands have a right to scold their wives

Yes No

24%

76%

Do Husbands have right to scold their wives? 65% of the participants said that husband have no right to scold their wives where as 35% think that it’s the right of husbands to scold their wives. It shows that there is more need to educate our people especially youth to raise their voice against GBV.

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Pie chart showing the Percentage of participant’s response on the Laws of GBV

Laws on GBV are sufficeint in Pak?

Yes No

24%

76%

The above figure shows the participants responses on the question: do the laws on GBV sufficient in Pakistan? 76% of the participants said that laws on GBV are not sufficient in Pakistan where as 24% think that the laws on GBV are sufficient. It shows that the people are not satisfied on existing laws so there is need to reform new laws on GBV.

Pie chart showing the Percentage of participant’s response on the implementation of Laws on GBV

Implementation on GBV laws is satisfactory?

Yes No

29%

71%

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71% of the participants said that the implementation on GBV laws is not satisfactory in Pakistan whereas 29% think that the implementation on GBV laws is satisfactory. It shows that mostly people are not satisfied with the implementation of existing laws regarding GBV so there is need to focus on the implementation on the existing laws of GBV.

Review of Research Report

Madadgaar National Helpline did Research on Gender Based Violence in different universities where 255 students participated in this research. The Ratio of young girls was 49% among of them 51% boys participated.

This is ground reality that our youth didn’t trust at police. In case of any violence 49% young people of Pakistan would turn to Helpline No and 30% turn to police station and 21% don’t want to go anywhere. This is an alarming condition in Pakistani society.

(GBV) increasing day by day in Pakistan. 93% youth said yes where 7%youth said no. Our youth is aware that in Pakistan (GBV) increasing. Gender-based violence particularly that against women has become a serious problem in Pakistan and one of the major contributing factors in this alarming trend is the lack of education and awareness on gender issues.

Which types of crimes committed against women in Pakistan 33% youth think that Sexual exploitation is more committed against women in Pakistan, 18% suppose Harassment, 14% think Domestic violence, 10% youth think cyber crimes is more committed, 10% youth said honor killing is more committed against women in Pakistan, 8% said dowry related case filed more and 7% youth think that trafficking is the crime which more committed against women in Pakistan. In 2014 number of sexual exploitation cases reported in Pakistan. Women Harass in daily basis whether it’s a park, bus stop or office.

Which form is a Gender Based Violence? 65% youth think that all mentioned forms are Gender Based Violence. In opinion of 14% youth force marriage is a form of (GBV), 12% think Domestic violence and 9% said Honor killing is the form of (GBV).

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What is gender? 47% youth think that in their opinion gender is Sex,where the 25% youth think that the Gender is roles given by the society,16% said Female is gender and 12% youth think Male is gender. Above 20% Youth is not fully aware what is Gender?

Husbands have right to scold wives? 76% youth’s opinion husband have no right to scold wives and 24% youth said husband have right to scold their wives. In opinion of 24% youth husband have a right to scold wives its mean we should educate them and aware them about GBV.

In a question of Laws of Gender Based Violence are sufficient in Pakistan? 69% youth said No and 31% think that Laws of (GBV) are Sufficient in Pakistan.

Implementation of Laws of (GBV) is satisfactory in Pakistan? 71% youth think that implementation of Laws of (GBV) are not satisfactory where 29% youth’s opinion implementation of (GBV) Laws are satisfactory in Pakistan.

Conclusion

Gender-based violence is recognized today as a major issue on the international human rights agenda. This violence includes a wide range of violations of women’s human rights, including trafficking in women and girls, rape, wife abuse, sexual abuse of children, and harmful cultural practices and traditions that irreparably damage girls’ and women’s reproductive and sexual health.

Although reliable data on the incidence of gender-based violence are scarce, especially for developing countries, there is an increasing body of knowledge indicating that it is widespread and common. It occurs in a broad context of gender-based discrimination with regard to access to education, resources, and decision-making power in private and public life.

Girls and women face systematic discrimination from entrenched power relations that perpetuate the almost universal subordination of females. This leaves them highly vulnerable to being harmed physically, sexually or psychologically by the men in their families and communities.

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Recommendation

Gender Based Violence is described by many as the most prevalent human right exploitation in the world. Of the varied ways in which sex discrimination, pervasive and oppressive. No other form of sex discrimination violates so many fundamental Human Rights as articulated in the 1948 United Nation Universal Declaration of Human Rights. These are included for example, in Article 1 which provides that “All human beings are born free and equal in dignity and rights”. Article 3 which provides that “No one shall be subjected to torture or to cruel, inhuman or degrading treatment or punishment”

For the evaluation of GBV Research following are the recommendation under below.

1. Pakistan is a country where the majority of the population is comprised of youth. Access to basic necessities and knowledge is a very big challenge and youth is the most vulnerable segment of society. Engaging youth for gender equality is possible only when both men and women realize their individual roles and responsibilities to contribute to a society free of violence. 2. Women in Pakistan are the most marginalized segment of society. The main problem women are facing is the negligence of their role by their own partners, family and state. There are cultural barriers and strictness, which prohibit women from competing and promoting self-awareness and growth. Several issues are associated with women only, i.e. lack of education, of basic health facilities, violence (physical, sexual, psychological) etc. State level policies especially related to violence against women exist, but proper implementation is still a big challenge. 3. In case of any violence 49% youth turn too helpline No they didn’t trust police but the tragic thing is that 21% youth didn’t want to go anywhere. In Institution level we must educate them they have to go for help for justice they have to speak. 4. Young people didn’t know what is gender? Need to educate them about it 5. Steps should be taken to explore opportunities making police more responsible and responsive towards gender-based violence.

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6. Fresh legislation should be carried out to improve the situation of police in their respective areas and there should be proper arrangements for improving the situation for women and controlling gender-based violence. 7. The issue of gender based violence and discrimination is a reality in Pakistan and it is hard to find any justification for the occurrence of such attitude in this country. Therefore, there is an urgent need to bring policies and place institutional mechanism to protect and promote women’s rights as enshrined in the Constitution of Pakistan and other UN and International Protocols and Conventions, the country has signed and ratified.

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Questionnaire

Name: ……………………………………….. University/Institute: …………………………… Department: ……………………………… Class: ………………………………………………….. Email: ………………………………………… Date: ………………………………………………….. Contact No: …………………………………

1: Gender based Violence (GBV) increasing day by day in Pakistan? (a) YES (b) NO

2: In case of any violence who would you turn to? (a)Police Station (b) Helpline No (c) You don’t want to go anywhere

3. In your opinion which type of crimes are more committed against women in Pakistan? (a) Crimes committed against women in the name of honor (b) Dowry related case (c) Sexual exploitation (d) Trafficking (e) Cyber crimes (f) Domestic violence (g) Harassment

4: Which form of violence is Gender Based violence (GBV). ( a ) Honor killing ( b ) Domestic violence ( c ) Force Marriage (d) All of them

5: What is Gender? (a) Male (b) Female (c) Sex (d) Roles given by the society

6: Husbands have right to scold wives? (a) YES (b) No

7: Laws of Gender Based Violence are sufficient in Pakistan? (a) Yes (b) No

8: In your opinion implementation of Laws of GBV are satisfactory? (a) Yes (b) No

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Annexure 4 List of national resource pool lawyers

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Updated List of National Resource Pool, who were provided by training:

Karachi City:

Sr. # Name of Lawyers Contact Details Court Name/Suits Karachi 1 Mr. Tariq Bhatti 03008253406 District, High Court/ Civil & Family cases

2 Mr. Iqbal Ahmed 0300-2645813 District, High Court/ soomro [email protected] Family & Customs cases

3 Mr. Itrat Rizvi 0321-2060755 High Court/ Civil Cases

4 Ms. Farida 0300-2540887, District, High Court/ Hashmat [email protected] Family & Criminal

5 Ms. Farhana Loya 0300-3595397 District, High Court/ [email protected] Family & Revenue cases.

6 Ms. Sehrina Rafiq 0345-2871768 District Court/ Family, civil & property cases. 7 Ms. Shabana 0332-3346320 District, high court/ Hashim [email protected] Civil, banking & Family cases

8 Ms. Noureen Naz 0300-2169594 High Court/ [email protected] All cases & suits

9 Ms. Noor Afshan 0321-2397829 District, High court/ criminal, family, rental, & civil cases. 10 Ms. Syeda Fareeha 0345-2477613 Anjum 11 Ms. Maheen Ansari 0344-3953876, 0312-2182479 District court/ Rent, Civil, Family cases [email protected]

12 Ms. Shumaila 0308-2361847 District, High Court/ Criminal, civil, & family cases 13 Ms. Parveen Parvez 0345-2811127 District, High Court/ [email protected] Criminal, family, civil cases

14 Ms. Shazia Usman 0333-3437630 District, High Court/ [email protected] Family, civil cases

15 Ms. Nahid Naz 0300-2723421 High, Supreme Court/ [email protected] Criminal, civil & banking cases

16 Ms. Riffat Kollachi 0345-3775459, 0336-9210099 District, High Court/ [email protected], Criminal, civil & family cases [email protected] 128

17 Ms. Sadia Saman 0332-2456102, District, High Court/ [email protected] Criminal, civil & family cases

18 Ms. Mehar-un-Nisa 0347-2550854 District, High Court/ [email protected], Criminal & Family cases [email protected]

19 Mr. Muhammad 0314-2061162 District Court Faisal [email protected] Civil & Criminal Cases

20 Mr. Zulfiqar Ali 0300-2787199 High Court [email protected] Criminal, civil & family cases

21 Ms. Raheela 021-35675827, 0300-2378684 High court Chaudhry [email protected] Civil, criminal & family cases

22 Mr. Rafiq Alvi 0300-3739757 High court/ Civil & Family cases

Lahore City:

Sr.# Name of Contact Details Court Name/ Suits Lawyers Lahore 1 Ms. Uzma 0322-4934260 / 042-37595210 High Court/ Rehman Awan [email protected] Family cases

2 Mr. Javaid Iqbal 0336-6205313/ High Court/ Durrani [email protected] Criminal & family cases

3 Ms. Zara Mukhtar 0334-4965875 District court/ Ahmad [email protected] Civil & Bails cases.

4 Ms. Aafia Khan 0331-9782930 azk- High Court/ Durrani [email protected] Criminal & family cases

5 Ms. Tahira 0313-4013253 District, High Court/ Shaheen [email protected] Civil & family cases

6 Mr. Falk Sher 0321-4602738,042-37363814 High Court/ criminal cases [email protected]

7 Ms. Sobia Qadir 0321-4779191 High Court/ Butt [email protected] Civil & family cases

8 Ms. Fatima 0322-4076014 High Court/ Khawaja [email protected] Civil, criminal & services laws

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9 Ms. Zahida Sadiq 0322-4597451 High Court [email protected] Civil, criminal federation cases.

Peshawar City:

Sr. # Name of Contact Details Court Name/ suits Lawyers Peshawar 1 Ms Surrya Jabeen 03005835800/5817919 District/High Court 2 Ms Shamim Sabra 03449271541 /091-586069 District/High Court [email protected]

3 Ms Affaf Rehman 0335-1711717 / 0314-9003355 District/High Court [email protected]

4 Mr. Adil Majeed 0312-9970008 District/High Court Khan [email protected]

5 Mr. Sajad Ahmad 0333-9116944 District/High Court durrani [email protected]

6 Ms. Nousheen 0332-9155511 High Court/ Ahmed [email protected] Family & Civil cases

7 Ms. Zohra Bibi 0336-9507772 High Court [email protected]

8 Ms. Ambreen 0304-9422938, 091-6224102 District/High Court/ Gulzar [email protected] Criminal cases

9 Mr. Arshad Jamal 0300-5880580 High Court/ Civil, criminal & constitutional cases

10 Ms. Faiza Rauf 0321-9080417 District Court

Quetta City:

Sr.no Name of Contact Details Court Name Lawyers Quetta 1 Qamar un nisa 0333-8932261 District Court/ [email protected] Family, criminal cases

2 Rukhsana Jaffer 0333-68466644 District Court/ Family, civil cases 3 Faiza Siddiqui 0336-8477682 District court/ Civil &Family cases 4 Ms. Rubina 0344-8370218 High court/ 130

Mohsin [email protected] All suits.

5 Ms. Sumera Umer 0311-6996336 District court/ [email protected] Civil, criminal, family cases

6 Ms. Amna 0301-3731039 District & High court/ Hashmi [email protected] Family & criminal cases

7 Ms. Sabira Islam 0336-8166402 District court/ [email protected] Civil cases

8 Mr. Imran Farooq 0333-7801884 District court/ [email protected] Civil & criminal cases

9 Ms. Kam Bibi 0312-8099412 District court/ Khilji [email protected] Family, criminal & civil cases

10 Mr. Ghulam 0300-3817889 District Court Muhammad [email protected]

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Annexure 5 List of willing Lawyers

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LAHORE No. Name of lawyers- Firm name Contact details court name Lahore 1 Sania Bano Akbar law 042-37220369/ High court associates [email protected] 2 Falk Sher Nagra law 03214602738, 04237363814 High Court associates 3 Nosheen Amber Bukhari Law 0331-3030434 High Court Bukhari Chambers 4 Shagufta Khan Khan Law 03024328205 Chamber 5 Mehwish Waheed Sheikh Law 0300-4316812 District/High Court Associates 6 Amna Amna Law 0321-8929230/ 042-35425672 High Court Ajmal Associates [email protected] 7 Uzma Rehman Pinnacle 0322-4934260 / 042-37595210 High Court Awan [email protected] 8 Muhammad Shafiq Salim & Baig 0300-4875587 High Court Dogar (Advocates) [email protected] 9 Saira Tufail All Mustifa law 0331-7276697 District Court firm [email protected] 10 Huria Zulfiqar Nisar law 0300-4644014 High Court associates [email protected] 11 Tahira Shaheen 0313-4013253/ District/High Court [email protected] 12 Tassawar Khanum 0343-4811203 District courts [email protected] 13 Sadia Saeed Adv 0321-4989215 High Court 14 Shakeela Akhtar Burhan 03219418784 Rana Mouazzam [email protected] lawyers consultation 15 Javaid Iqbal Durrani Sindho law firm 0336-6205313/ High Court [email protected] 16 Afia Khan Durrani Imrana baloch 0331-9782930 High Court law firm 17 Ishba Cheema Habib Law 0304-4818286 District court, Chambers [email protected] Gujrat/lahore 18 Toshiba Hafeez Habiba law 0300-6212544 High Court, Lahore Waraich chamber [email protected] 19 Sobia Afshan 0320-8488446 District court [email protected] 20 Rehana Kausar 0306-4436082 District court [email protected] 21 Khalida Irshad 0322-4916617 22 M. Zafar Iqbal 0345-6992900 lahore [email protected] 23 Abida Hassan Ideal Legal 0333-6109295 High Court consultant [email protected] 133

24 Rao Tajammal Law Associate 03334245176 Supreme Court of Abbas Pakistan 25 Samina Umar 0307-4661005 High Court 26 Shakeela Akram 042-37362443 District court Chaudhry [email protected] 27 Razia Rana Al-Abbas Law 0302-4169275 lahore Association [email protected] 28 Sobia Qadir Butt KB Law Firm 0321-4779191 High Court [email protected] 29 Tahira Hamyoun Faran Law 0332-8408123 District court Company [email protected] 30 Zara Mukhtar Sardar Qurban 0334-4965875 District court Ahmad Dogar’s [email protected] Chamber

KARACHI No. Name of lawyers Firm name Contact details court name Karachi 1 Parveen Naz 0334-3361541 District Court 2 Bushra Rehman 0342-2121151 District & High Awan court 3 Abida Bibi 0321-2045217 District Court [email protected] 4 Saira Bano Associate of Mr. 0331-2411634 District Court Jahen zab khan [email protected] 5 Adeelah Mazhar Zafar Iqbal Dutt 0345-3086843 District & High & Associate [email protected] court 6 Syeda Saman L.R.F 0321-2087805 District & High Haider [email protected] court 7 Shagufta Kanwal Jamshed Law 0345-2869753 District & High Associate [email protected] court 8 Tahmina Warsi 0331-2806125 District Court Association [email protected] 9 Asma Rani 0313-2668028 District Court 10 Sumaira Khan Tahir Law 0345-3280390 District & High Associates court 11 Faqia Amin 0313-2576385 District & High court 12 Ayesha Khurram Jamil & Jamil 0333-2405371 District Court [email protected] 13 Mehar un Nisa 0347-2550854 High Court Advocate 14 Laila Qadir 0315-2323126 District Court [email protected] 134

15 Naureen Kanwal 0321-2708386 District Court 16 Faiza Ali Munir Law 0344-2776741 District & High Associates [email protected] court 17 Rashid Anjum 0306-2911896 District Court 18 Shumaila Abdul 0308-2361847 District & High Razzaq court 19 Anila Ali Malik W & law 0300-9262609 District & High Associates [email protected] court 20 Sehrina Rafiq Rafiq law 0345-2871768 District Court Advocate Associates [email protected] 21 Shafina Muhammad 0333-3248982 District Court 22 Tahira Saayani 0333-3569215 District & High [email protected] court 23 Asma Siddiqui 0344-3084170/ 0336-2443116 District & High [email protected] court 24 Rubina Qadir 0346-2048343 District & High court 25 Fozia Israr 0311-8079795 District Court 26 Samina Jalal 0322-3822414 District Court 27 Maheen Ansari 0312-2182479 District Court [email protected] 28 Rubina Jatoi Women Islamic 0300-2533230 District Court Lawyers Forum 29 Mubashir Women Islamic 0345-2850330/ 0324-3385633 District & High Muhammad Haroon Lawyers Forum [email protected] court 30 Raheela Chaudhry Rajput & Ghori 021-35675827/0300-2378684 District & High Law Associate [email protected] court 31 Rubina K. Durrani 0345-3371931/ 0312-2111743 High Court [email protected] / [email protected] 32 Abida Gul Fazal-ur- 0334-3842426 /6621295 District Court Rehman Awan & Company 33 Raana 0345-2422780 District & High court 34 Tabussum Hashmat Tabussum 0334-3348784 High Court Hashmat & Co [email protected] 35 Ruquia Rasool Bux Noor Lawyer 0332-3161287 District Court Welfare Association 36 Sobia Ali Noor Lawyer 0322-3342871 District Court Mohammad Welfare Association 37 Sadia Khatoon Aftab Bano 0333-3816593 District Court Rajput Law Associate 38 Parveen Akhtar Syed Shamshad 0300-3563909 District Court & Company 39 Saba Zaidi 0321-2605919 District Court 40 Seema Shamshad S.M. Akhtar 0333-2121818/ 0345-2312505 District Court 135

Rizvi & Company 41 Sadia Saman M.R Lakho 0332-2456102 District Court Associates [email protected] 42 Naheed Haider Ajmal Haider 0332-2471642 / 0345-2898220 District Court Advocate (Sr.) [email protected] 43 Akbari Noor Shaikh 0342-2744890 District court

44 Sajida Tajjumal Farkhunda 0345-2999107 District Court Hussain Jabeen Associates 45 Syeda Fareha PAWLA 0345-2477613 / 0336-2457356 High Court Anjum 46 Humaira Shafiq S.S Lawyers 0322-2883427 - Associates [email protected] 47 Tanseera Yaqoob LHRLA 0333-2371726 / 0332-3421175 District Court [email protected] 48 Abdullah Bhatti GH Baloch & 0336-2211605 District Court Co. [email protected] 49 Zulfiqar Ali - 0300-2787199 KBA [email protected] 50 Hina Kiran Abdul Rasheed 0336-2623638 / 03142578652 Sindh & Company [email protected] 51 Huma Farooq 0346-2635882 / 021-35033668 District & High [email protected] Court 52 Neelam Javaid CH. Law 0331-2203522 / 0300-9200243 Sindh Associates [email protected] 53 Samina Rani S.S Law 0300-2772684 District & High Associates [email protected] Court 54 Saima Ashraf 0321-2337583 District 55 Qamar Naz - 0302-5520109 District & High Court 56 Shazia Usman U.S Law 0333-3437630 District & High Associates Court 57 Sara Bano - 0345-3364077 District & High Court 58 Humaira Shafiq S.S Lawyers 0322-2883427 Civil, criminal Associates [email protected]

59 Farida Hashmat Hashmat Law 0300-2540887 District & High Associates [email protected] Court

60 Sehreena Rafiq 0345-2871768 District & High [email protected] Court

61 Anila Malik A & W Law 0300-9262609 District & High Associates [email protected] Court

62 Noor Afshan 021-32218679/0321-2397829 District & High Court 136

63 Noureen Naz 0304-8357860/0300-2169594 High Court 64 Ghazi Rehman 0333-3746959 District Court [email protected]

65 Zia Ahmed Awan Zia Awan Law 03008252449 High Court & Associates [email protected] Supreme court

66 Syed Itrat Hussain LHRLA 0321-2060755 High Court 67 Abdul Hadi LHRLA 0333-2118265 District & High [email protected] Court 68 Tariq Bhatti LHRLA 03008253406 District & High Court 69 Aftab Yar Khan LHRLA 0322-2179940 District & High Court 70 Iqbal Ahmed LHRLA 0300-2645813 Soomro 71 Durdana Tanveer Shakeel Law 0301-5659750 District & High Associates [email protected] Court

72 Ayesha Ashraf [email protected] District & High Court 73 Sadia Shamsuddin Zahid Hussain 0302-2852212 High Court Company [email protected]

PESHAWAR No. Name of lawyers Firm name Contact details court name Peshawar 1 Sophia Noreen 0334-9164998 District Court 2 Mehmooda Gul 0321-9853376, 091-2565702 High Court [email protected] 3 Faiza Javed 0301-3036112 District Court [email protected] 4 Hina Rukh 0313-9121537 High Court [email protected] 5 Tariq Ihsan 0300-5826649/ 0313-9191299 High Court 6 Faiza Rauf 0321-9080417 District Court 7 Tamkeen Qazi 0321-9051191 District Court [email protected] 8 Roheeda Khan 0333-9996945 District Court 9 Abida Nureen District Court 10 Syeda Alvina Shah 0346-9187093/0333-8695916 District Court [email protected] 11 Wajahat Hussain 0344-9291240 District Court Mir [email protected] 12 Asma Gul 0313-9809212 District Court

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[email protected] 13 Sabiha Iqbal 0344-9291805 High Court [email protected] 14 Muhammad Ali 0345-9357277 District Court Shah [email protected] 15 Sadia Mehboob 0343-9649630 District Court 16 Mujeeb ur 0345-9059407 District & High Rehman [email protected] Court 17 Mubashir Rohaila law 0308-8888797 Lower Court Manzoor associates [email protected] 18 Jaffar Ali Qazi 0344-4111444 Lower Court [email protected] 19 Shamem Sabra 0344-9271541/ 091-586069 District & High [email protected] Court 20 Ambreen Gulzar 0304-9422938/091-6224102 District & High [email protected] Court 21 Affaf Rehman 0335-1711717/0314-9003355 District & High [email protected] Court 22 Surriya Jabeen 0300-5835800/ 5817919 District & High Court 23 Parveen Akhter 0333-9140734/ 091-5274952 District & High [email protected] Court

QUETTA No. Name of lawyers- Firm name Contact details court name Quetta 1 Munir Agha Qahir Shah Law 0346-8337616 Civil & Family firm [email protected] 2 Arbab Gulzareen Arbab Law Firm 03218028084/03022222398 High Court of Khan Kasi [email protected] Balochistan 3 Bashir Ahmed A&Q Associates 03337876226/2821380 Criminal & Civil 4 Soaib Ahmed Taj Law Firm 03218009828/ 2836218 District Quetta Mangla [email protected] 5 Abdul Wahid Mujeeb law 0302-23847561 District associate [email protected] 6 Imran Farooq A & 03337801884 District QAssociates [email protected] 7 Khalida Tareen Mujeeb ahmed 03318973212 Civil cases, criminal hasni cases, family cases 8 Rukhsana jaffar Mujeeb Ahmed 033368466644 District, Family, civil Hashmi 9 Farzana Khilhi Sadat law firm 03338932261 Family, civil, Mikangi [email protected] criminal 10 Qamar un Nisa Kohli law 03338932261 Family, criminal Chamber

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11 Jabila Hadeer Dawood law 0306-3857009 District firm 12 Hina Noor Legus Law Firm 0334-1232067 District 13 Faiza Asif A & Q 0336-8477682 District Associates 14 Sumaira Umer Mehta Kailash 03116996336 District Nath Kohli Law Chamber 15 Samina Gul Langove Khan Law Firm 03353647141 Family, civil, criminal 16 Afshan Bano Legus Law Firm 0335-3647141 Family, civil, criminal 17 Kam Bibi Khilji Atta Law 0312-8099412 District Associates [email protected] 18 Rahima Rehman Muslim Law 03322186998 District & session Associates [email protected] court 19 Samina Ahsan Balochistan law 081-22822158/ 0336-8294363 session court Chamber 20 Zeba Hameed Balochistan law 0331-3370796 District & session Chamber [email protected] court 21 Ayesha Kakar Baz Mohammad 081-2831495/ 081-2300530 District & session Kakar law court chamber 22 Nusrat Shaheen Muhammad 081-2827811 District Ashraf Sulehri [email protected] 23 Nida Habib Raza rab nawaz 0336-5744476 District/ High Court law firm 24 Samina Nasreen 0345-8350526 District/ High Court 25 Sabira Islam Hanfi Law 0336-8166402 District Associates 26 Jameel Agha - 0333-7861991 [email protected] 27 Abdul Sattar - 0313-5661445 [email protected] 28 Adeel 03003836354

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Annexure 6 Report of Training of resource pool on GBV

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3 day “Training workshop of Lawyers to develop National Resource Pool to address Gender-based Violence in Pakistan” 24th - 27th June, 2013 Hotel Regent Plaza, Karachi

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Contents:

1. List of Acronyms 2. Training Details 3. Opening Session a. Welcome Speech b. Introduction of participants c. Pre assessment Form Activity d. Norms of Training 4. Video by CNN and Samaa TV 5. Introduction of Training Manual 6. Module 1: a. Introduction of Madadgaar National Helpline b. Introduction of ADB and Pilot Project on GBV 7. Module 2: a. Group Activity Before starting Module 2 b. Presentation on Gender Based Violence c. Role of Madadgaar in combating GBV & Recommendations. 8. Pre Exposure Visit Guidelines 9. Field Visit to Medico Legal Department 10. Field Visit to CPLC 11. Field Visit to LHRLA 12. Field Visit to Madadgaar National Helpline 13. Recap from Field visit 14. Group activity before starting Module 3 & 4 15. Module 3: International laws & conventions related to rights of women & children 16. Module 4: National legal instruments related to Gender based Violence. 17. Module 5: a. Orientation on Online Database of Lawyers on GBV 18. Module 6: a. Different procedures of Case Handling b. Investigation Techniques c. Maintenance of manual client data 19. Closing Session: a. Finalizing Action Plans & Recommendation b. Post Training Evaluation c. Media Program by Aaj Tv d. Closing remarks by Chief Guest e. Certificates Distribution ANNEXURE:

Agenda of the Training Introduction Form Blank Pre Assessment Form Blank Post Training Evaluation Blank

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List of Acronyms

GBV Gender based Violence

LHRLA Lawyers for Human Rights & Legal Aid

ADB Asian Development Bank

MLO Medico legal officer

CPLC Citizen Police Liaison Committee

GOVT Government

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Training Details:

The 3 day “Training workshop of Lawyers to develop National Resource Pool to address Gender-based Violence in Pakistan” was held from 24th June till 27th June, 2013 at hotel Regent Plaza, Karachi by Madadgaar National Helpline and Lawyers for Human Rights & Legal Aid (LHRLA), whereas it was supported by Asian Development Bank (ADB).

“Training Manual” for organizing training programme for lawyers of Resource Pool was developed by consultant whereas it was assisted by leadership of LHRLA and project staff. The training manual was consists of 6 Module, then through these modules presentations were made. The training programme provided information about the topics to be taught. The training module is a guide to allow trainers and resource persons of verifying backgrounds and skills to teach the issues and laws & conventions related to GBV. The breadth and variety of experience and expertise of the participants contributed to rich discussions and other information-sharing.

For the training, a variety of methods were used including lecture/discussion, group work, exercise and field visits. Efforts were made to emphasize participatory processes. And further all participants were provided with handouts of the training such as exercise and the PowerPoint presentation of the training.

Trainer / Resource Persons:

Mr. Zia Ahmed Awan, President LHRLA was the master trainer of this training. Whereas Madadgaar included in-house & outsider resource persons both for conducting training sessions. Resource persons were familiar with training module. Trainer of this training decided the sequence for teaching the module based on the GBV issues & laws and audience needs.

In-house Resource Persons:

Ms. Sana, Project Coordinator

Ms. Shehla Noorani,Psycho Social Counsellor

Ms. Bushra Syed, Field Officer

Mr. Shamraiz Talib, IT officer

Ms. Aqsa Seth, Intern

Ms. Ravina Anthony, Intern

Out-sider Resource Persons:

Ms. Kaneez Fatima, Professor University of Karachi

Mr. Iqbal Detho, Save the Children 144

Target Audience:

This training was purely for Resource pool of Lawyers, therefore target audience were selected lawyers of resource pool from national level. Madadgaar developed national resource pool of lawyers to address GBV in Pakistan. A total of 23 participants attended the three-day training, out of which 4 lawyers were from Lahore, 5 from Peshawar, 4 from Quetta and 10 from Karachi. Out of 23, 17 were female and 6 male lawyers.

Agenda for Day 1: 24th June, 2013

Opening Session Video by CNN and Samaa TV Introduction of Training Manual Tea Break Introduction of Madadgaar National Helpline Introduction of ADB & Pilot Project on GBV Group work of Module 2 Lunch Break Orientation about Gender based violence Role of Madadgaar in combating GBV Group Activity of Module 3 & 4 Tea Break International laws & conventions related to women & children

Opening Session:

Opening session was consisting of welcome address, Introduction of participants, pre assessment, and norms and expectations from training.

Welcome Address:

Training started with welcome to all participants by Mr. Zia Ahmed Awan Founder of Madadgaar Helpline & President of LHRLA. He described the objectives of this training that for addressing GBV cases and providing them support there was dire need to build capacity of lawyers and to sensitize them with international & national laws related to GBV.

Introduction of Participants & Overview:

This was a kind of ice breaker. The introductory session was designed and implemented in such a way that it brought participants close to each other. In this session, introduction slips were given to each participant and were asked to fill them. Once these slips were filled they were asked to make pairs and exchange slips with their partners. During the introduction process, each participant was required giving information about her partner name, organization, affiliation with lower/high court, area belong to, and hobbies. This brought very interesting aspects of the lives 145 of the participants before each other and they all enjoyed learning about their personal and became informal in their behavior and close to each other.

Pre-assessment form Activity:

At the beginning of the session participants were asked to complete pre assessment forms so that their expectations and interest in this training program could be known. Most of the lawyers were aware at some extent of the issues of GBV, increasing cases of GBV in Pakistan and were looking forward to learn more about this topic and use this knowledge in their practices.

According to the evaluation form around 60% of the lawyers handle GBV cases on monthly basis. Notably, very few participants had ever received specific training on GBV and most of them had little or no knowledge about International Laws and Conventions concerning GBV.

Expectation from this training:

All the expectations were interesting and encouraging as all the participants expected to learn something from the workshop. Most of the participants expecting more knowledgeable presentations on Medico legal. Proper ways and procedure to handle the cases related to GBV and ways of Counseling of GBV victims. During the training there should be a session where the participants interact with each other so the give and take of ideas could be done. Most of them were expecting, how to help the needy victims/women and how to deal with the implementation of the laws as there are no proper implementation of law in the country. A session should be held about Human Rights.

Norms of Training:

Participants set their own norms to guide them in three days of the training. The following were adopted:  Participation in the question answer session  Cooperation among participants  Punctuality and time keeping  Adopting silence during presentations  Raise hands for any query  Respecting everyone’s contributions  Put off cell phones or set them on vibration or inaudible tones As penalty for breaking rules, participants set penalties, that defaulter would be required to present an ice breaker or share poetry.

Video by CNN and Samaa Tv:

Videos related to working of Madadgaar National Helpline were shown to give a clear 146 understanding to participants. It includes international & national media recognition of Madadgaar.

Documentary by CNN:

REZA SAYAH, CNN INTERNATIONAL Correspondent is a man who is fighting to reverse the trend. He documented a video in which he interviewed the victim’s mother, Hamida Bibi. She reported that Fareeda Bibi (her daughter) was accused of flirting with other men by her husband. He used to beat his wife and eventually killed her. Mr. Awan was also interviewed and shared his views on the same.

Press Conference Covered By Samaa Tv:

In this video, a press conference by Madadgaar was covered by Samaa TV, where a seven-year old girl, Samina was kidnapped from Manghopir, Karachi and was made to beg on the streets. Longing for her mother, Samina first went to Edhi Center and then approached Madadgaar National Helpline. According to the head of Madadgaar, Mr. Zia Awan, the police system has failed which is evident by the exponential increase in cases of kidnapping and child abuse.

Introduction of Training Manual:

Before conducting training, Madadgaar developed the training manual for lawyers of resource pool by consultant in assistance with leadership of LHRLA & project staff. It was a reference guide for resource person or trainer. This session was facilitated by Ms. Aqsa Seth & Ravina Anthony Interns of Madadgaar National Helpline and students of Shaheed Zulfiqar Ali Bhutto Institute of Science & Technology (SZABIST). As they both assisted Madadgaar voluntarily on developing presentation about training manual therefore they shown their keen interest in delivering presentation about training manual.

They described about the manual in details through presentation, that this manual outlines 6 modules for a training workshop on gender-based violence, which focuses on client handling procedures, techniques of legal assistance, sensitization about GBV related national & international instruments, proper documentation of clients and orientation about online database. They described about each module of the training manual in details.

Tea Break

INTRODUCTION OF MADADGAAR:

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National Helpline. She delivered presentation about Madadgaar National helpline for comprehensive understanding of participants.

She said, Madadgaar is Pakistan’s first helpline for women and children who is working since last decade; it initially started with the support of UNICEF in 2001. Madadgaar is an offshoot of Lawyers for Human Rights and Legal Aid (LHRLA). Madadgaar is Pakistan’s first Helpline for children & women suffering from violence, abuse and exploitation. Madadgaar Helpline provides telephonic counseling, face to face counseling to walk-in survivors, virtual counseling, crisis intervention, guidance, legal advises and legal aid and referral services to children and women. LHRLA is working from last 20 years and is playing an effective role in providing services to the victims of violence, abuse and exploitation particularly the children and women who are most vulnerable and disadvantaged in our society.

Madadgaar expended its network with the support of “Plan International” on national level in 2011, with the help of focal points which are working in capital cities of all four provinces: Karachi, Lahore, Peshawar and Quetta.

After a decade in service delivery Madadgaar envisions to focus on youth, especially young girls. With a dedicated approach in empowering young girls Madadgaar will have youth clubs in across Pakistan with the aim to give young girls a platform to raise their voice, as youth is the torchbearer of future and plays an important role in nation-building process.

In this session following questions were asked:

 What are referral partners and who they are?  How do you gather data from newspaper report?  Explanation of 1098.

Introduction ADB & Project Details:

Project Coordinator Madadgaar National Helpline Ms. Sana delivered presentation about the pilot project “Addressing Gender Based Violence in Pakistan” by Asian Development Bank (ADB). She briefed that it is joint venture of Madadgaar & ADB and it was a 10 month project. The purpose of this pilot project is

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She shared women in Pakistan are being victims to different kinds of violence like domestic violence, acid throwing, early/forced marriages, honor killing, murder, kidnapping and a lot more. The gender gap and inequality in Pakistan is too high. Even in the area of education, which is a basic right, there is gender discrimination. Therefore, to resolve these issues, ADB and Madadgaar have joined hands.

She further described, the unique thing of this project is formation of resource pool of lawyers in all provincial headquarters of Pakistan and they will provide legal aid to GBV victims.

She said, this project has a detailed action plan that covers the aspects of prevention as well as protection. As to keep a check and balance of the project, regular monitoring visits will be made on different levels.

Group Work before starting module 2:

Participants were asked to form 4 groups to do the following task:

 Describe the difference between sex and gender  Brief about the violence against women & gender based violence  Describe any 5 types or issues of GBV  Put on a flip chart and report to the plenary

Each group gave brief presentation and shared their group work. Almost all groups participants were aware about these terms and they well described the types and issues of GBV.

Lunch Break

Presentation on Gender based Violence:

This session was conducted by Ms. Kaneez Fatima Professor Department of Sociology, University of Karachi. In this part of the training participants were provided with an overview of definition of GBV and Violence against women. Whereas further they were briefed about key types & levels of GBV. Topics covered included introducing key concepts related to GBV, such as gender, human rights, violence and power. Causes and contributing factors to GBV were discussed, as was the impact of GBV on individual survivors, families, and communities.

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Participants learned in this part although violence takes many different forms, gender- inequality is the root cause.

She shared, It is a gross violation of women's rights. Various forms of GBV have emerged in Pakistan including, physical violence, sexual violence & harassment, domestic violence, lack of access and control over resources, murder, forced prostitution, burning & acid throwing, psychological/emotional abuse, forced and early marriage, Trafficking and abduction

Role of Madadgaar in combating GBV & Recommendations.

Mr. Zia Ahmed Awan described the role of Madadgaar in combating GBV. He said Madadgaar National Helpline is a centre which aims to establish a protection and crisis intervention service primarily designed to cater to children, youth & women in distress. This support centre seeks to create an awareness of the rights of children, youth and women as guaranteed by the Convention on Rights of Child and Convention on the Elimination of Discrimination against Women. Furthermore it aims to implement existing laws to provide a remedial structure to address of violations of the rights of the two groups mentioned above.

The organisation creates an organisational infrastructure, which serve to protect and direct through referrals children and women clients who approach Madadgaar on its 24-hour hotline telephone service and centre facilities.

Furthermore data of all cases and client profiles are maintained both manual and through computerized software, so that the follow up of individual cases will flow smoothly.

Group Activity of Module 3 & 4:

Participants were asked to form 4 groups to do the following task:

 Participants understanding about international laws & conventions and national legal instrument related to women & children.  Write down the name of any 2 international laws & 150

conventions, and briefly describe those conventions.

 Write down the name of any 5 national laws and explained those laws.

Each group gave brief presentation and shared their group work. Almost all group participants were aware about national legal instruments but they were not aware about the international laws & conventions thoroughly.

Tea Break:

International laws & conventions related to women & children:

Mr. Zia Ahmed Awan President of LHRLA conducted this session. He shared the key articles of these instruments. He briefly describe about these international instruments through presentation.

 Universal Declaration of human Rights (UDHR).  Convention on the Elimination of all forms of discrimination against women (CEDAW).  Convention on the rights of the child (CRC).  Convention on Torture (CAT)  Millennium Development goals (In perspective of violence against women & children).  Beijing platform for Action (BPfA)

Agenda for Day 2: 25th June, 2013

Recap for day 1 Pre visit Guidelines Field Visit to Medico Legal Department Field visit to CPLC Field visit to LHRLA Field Visit to Madadgaar National helpline Lunch Break Orientation on National Legal Instruments related to Gender based Violence Tea Break

Recap for Day 1:

Resource person of Madadgaar asked participants for recap of day 1 activities and session voluntarily. Ms. Uzma Awan Lawyers from Lahore reviewed the content from the first day.

Pre visit Guidelines: Before visit, Participants were briefed about the places and objectives of the visit. Code of conduct was shared and discussion was done on how to take meeting minutes.

Field Visit to Medico Legal Department:

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GBV is ubiquitous; it occurs in every culture, in all levels of society and in every part of the country. GBV takes place within a variety of settings, including the home, the workplace, schools and the community.

Women in Pakistan visage horrifyingly high rates of rape, sexual assault and domestic violence while the perpetrators go unpunished owing to widespread incompetence, corruption, and bias against women throughout the societal institutions particularly in the criminal justice system.

GBV survivors often needed medical assistance in case of sexual or physical violence. Medico legal was mandatory in such cases, therefore Madadgaar organized field visit to Medico Legal Department at Jinnah Post Graduate Hospital Karachi on 25th of June.

Dr. Manzoor Memon Medico Legal Officer (MLO) welcomed the participants. He described the medico legal procedures for physical examination of GBV victims. He added, medical examination and forensic evidence were necessary for proving violence & abuse.

Ms. Bushra Syed shared that MLOs can play a significant role by providing direction in handling cases of violence & abuse. An MLO's report containing the cause of death, time of death, nature of death, and other details compiled in an official form at the time of autopsy provides the basis for a court's case, carrying an impact on the final decision.

Advocate Uzma Awan shared MLOs are of great significance to investigating all criminal cases, but unfortunately our justice system has neither recognized their importance nor bolstered their role to pass on the benefits to the public.

Field visit to Citizen Police Liaison Committee (CPLC):

The second field visit was to Citizen Police Liaison Committee (CPLC) at Governor house, Karachi on 25th June. After introduction of participants, Mr. Ahmed Chinoy, Chief CPLC described about CPLC and shared the working mechanism. He said that CPLC is a private cell that is catering to the needs of a larger section of the citizens without any funding from the government. They mission is to serve the people of Pakistan by protecting life and property, preserving peace and safety, preventing crime and upholding the law in a manner which has regard for the public good and the rights of the individual.

He further added, CPLC was first launched in March 1995 in association with a group of concerned citizens, to jointly facilitate the provision of civic amenities and greater security to the area residents. Their vision is that of a professional police service, dedicated to excellence and committed to working in partnership with the people of Pakistan to enhance the safety and security of our community.

He said they are working for Criminal Justice System, Monitoring Police Control 15 and having co-Ordination with Govt. Agencies as well. The CPLC Projects prides itself on delivering effective crime prevention advice for all. This part of the site specifically targets to 152 delivering useful guidance on crime prevention and how to stay safe. The site also offers advice such as what to do if your mobile phone is stolen or if you are being bullied.

Furthermore Mr. Chinoy shared about the services, that its include Anti Kidnapping, Assisting the Citizens, Public Awareness Programs, Nazarath, Charged Parking, Neighborhood Care, Police Welfare, Public Toilet Scheme.

He said that they are having call center with 22 staff 24/7 and they were responding almost 6,000 calls/per day. Mostly they were getting the calls about the mobile snatching, car theft/snatching, kidnapping of a person.

He said that CPLC is having strong relation and networking with Madadgaar National Helpline, as they are forwarding cases to us and we are also sending cases of violence to Madadgaar. He appreciated the working of Madadgaar. After this session, participants visited CPLC and observed the working of different departments of CPLC.

Field visit to Lawyers for Human Rights & Legal Aid (LHRLA):

Training participants visited the Lawyers for Human right & legal aid (LHRLA). Mr. Zia Ahmed Awan welcomed all participants and brief them about the background of LHRLA. He shared the clients handling procedures and described the working procedures. Then participants visited LHRLA and observed the working mechanism of different departments of LHRLA.

Field Visit to Madadgaar National helpline:

Then finally participants visited Madadgaar National Helpline. Participants weres described about the working of different department including, counseling, helpline, and database. They were brief about online database of newspaper and helpline as well.

Lunch Break at Madadgaar National helpline.

Orientation on National Legal Instruments related to Gender based Violence:

Mr. Iqbal Detho Resource Person from Save the Children conducted this session. He gave brief presentation about laws related to women & children separately.

He described the age of children through different laws and its articles. He briefly describes the Juvenile Justice System Ordinance, Sindh children act, Child marriage restraint act and pointed out the important sections of these laws as well.

Further he elucidated the different laws of women in Pakistan, including:

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 Fundamental rights in constitution of Pakistan.  Pakistan Penal Code  Family laws  Human Trafficking laws  Law related to cyber crime.  Protectional laws for women including: domestic violence act, inheritance related laws & sections, Protection of women act 2006, Hudood ordinance, offence of Zina Ordinance, and Offence of Qazf Ordinance.

This session was very much thoughtful and relevant to lawyers. After understanding the relevant laws they can easily address the GBV cases.

Tea Break

Agenda for Day 3: Recap for day 2 Orientation on Online Database of lawyers on GBV Different Case Handling Procedures Finalizing Action Plans Participants Evaluation of the training Lunch Break Closing Ceremony Media Program with Aaj TV Certificate Distribution

Recap for day 2:

Mr. Javed Durrani Advocate from Lahore reviewed the day 2 activities. He said that they are really impressed with Madadgaar working procedures and after visiting different organization they came to knew about the strong networking of Madadgaar with Government and Private organizations and institutions.

Orientation on Online Database of lawyers on GBV:

The presentation on Online Database was presented by Mr. Shemrez , the IT officer of

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Online Database is specially designed for the Lawyers around the country to stay connected virtually with Madadgaar Office Karachi. They can easily submit all the important details/information regarding any client. It will be easy for them as well as for Madagaar team to pile up the different cases. No long process, it has modified the process of availing any information. It is a multi-user program, many users can login at the same time n submit the information. It is a well organized system of adding the required details about any case or client. Participants also did the practice on online database after presentation.

Different Case Handling Procedures:

In this part of the training, Ms. Bushra who is the senior counselor as well as field officer at Madadgaar National Helpline spoke about her work and provided details of it. She deals with victims closely and decides what to do, how to do, what to send and whom to send to.

Further he added, In order to be a successful lawyer a person should be well informed about the rules and regulations of the medico-legal centers in his surroundings. The lawyer should have a strong relationship with these centers as they provide the crucial evidence of an act of violence which is the basis of a case. To be an adept lawyer one should be well aware of police ordinance and must have a strong correlation with jail authorities and police stations especially its high post officers such as S.H.Os and D.I.Gs of the district in which the case is being conducted.

The lawyer should be well informed about the sections regarding human rights and the necessary actions taken upon the violation of human rights in the constitution of Pakistan. They should have a strong rapport with media associates and press clubs including having their email addresses and phone numbers which might come handy in the proceedings of a case. There should be a strong connection with high authority doctors of the health departments and with the administrator of shelter homes, as their association might prove to be of importance in dealing with a case.

A lawyer should be aware of all the medico-legal problems that can arise during a prosecution. Health department should be reported if:

 There is a delay in the submission of a final report,

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 There are unclear statements or irrelevant spacing between sentences in the medico-legal report,  The final and medico-legal reports are contrary to each other.

A lawyer should be aware of all the board notices that have been issued so that in case of an unusual or controversial documentation an action could be taken. Medico-legal reports should be completed and care should be taken to ensure that all the options are filled. All evidences including victim’s clothes, slides, personal belongings present on the crime scene should be sent to the laboratory for examination and the reports submitted must be verified by the lawyer to ensure that all the evidence present is reported. Clients dying declaration should be kept in record and in case of a delay an action should be taken against the person who is in-charge of it. The lawyer should verify the contents of the evidence shown in the court with the report submitted by the medico-legal officer. Every supplement report of the ML/PM report should be certified as authentic with the signature and stamp of the Additional Police Surgeon. Any information relevant to the case provided by the media or newspapers should be kept in record.

For humanitarian purpose one should send a letter to ombudsman, health secretary, chief secretary, police surgeon, medical superintendent, medico-legal officer to ensure that show cause of the court’s order is being followed. The lawyer should also make sure that women rights are protected and they are not pressurized by anyone under any circumstances.

Finalizing Action Plans:

At the end of the training session, Action plan was finalized for lawyers of resource pool. They were requested to send us Cases of GBV dealt by them through courier and then they have to fill these cases in online database of Lawyers as well.

Mr. Zia Awan said that they will also arrange progress sharing meetings with lawyers after 2 to 3 months to gauge the performance of Lawyers of resource pool as well. He said that they will organize the launch ceremony of Resource pool at provincial level and will update their information on website.

It was decided that they will provide legal aid voluntarily whereas under the project Madadgaar will provide miscellaneous cost for selected cases of GBV. It was decide that they will also impart this training to other lawyers to sensitize them with GBV and laws related to it.

Recommendations from the training Participants:

Training participants suggested few recommendations for effective working of Resource Pool and sustainability of this pool:

 Participants recommended developing National network of lawyers to provide legal aid and support.

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 Participants recommended developing email group, Skype ids for sharing of information about cases.  Participants will approach Chief Justice or Session Judges of Higher / lower court for raising awareness about resource pool of lawyers.  Participants recommended publishing newsletter or weekly magazines for sharing of lawyers activities. Then Mr. Zia Awan said that they are not having much resources to publish separate newsletter for lawyers, the only thing that he can do is to share the activities of lawyers, cases details & case history in Madadgaar Helpline’s Biannual newsletter  Participants suggested organizing “Corner meetings of lawyers”and they decided to train other lawyers as well.  They suggested utilizing of this training presentation in sensitization of other lawyers or community stakeholder. Therefore they recommended translation of training presentation in Urdu, whereas this task was given to Uzma Awan, Adil Majeed, and Syeda Fareeha.  At the end they recommended establishing loose network.

Participant’s Evaluation of the Trainings:

Participants on the last day of the three day training session were asked to complete the given evaluation forms, which indicated a positive feedback, appreciation on the concepts covered as well as the friendly environment provided by the facilitator.

All participants rated the session as either ‘excellent’ or ‘good’, with none rating the session as ‘fair’or ‘poor’. In the evaluations, many participants acknowledged the training objectives especially the Medico-legal aspects of the Criminal Justice as most useful, and majority of the others reported that all sessions were helpful. When given the opportunity on the evaluations to provide a general feedback, many participants requested further training and many were disappointed that the current training was too short. In general, all the participants showed great enthusiasm throughout the program and complimented that the training was a great success.

Lunch Break

Recording of Media Program “Sawal Hai Pakistan Ka” ( It is a matter of Pakistan):

Madadgaar National Helpline organized a Media Program “Sawal Hai Pakistan Ka” with Aaj TV, it was a recorded program. The host of this TV show was Rizwan Jaffer. The purpose of this program was to highlight the lawyer’s role in addressing different kinds of cases. Mr. Justice (Retd) Saeed uz Zaman Siddiqui, Senator Saeed Ghani, Labour Federation Representative Habeeb Ullah Junaidi and Mr. Zia Ahmed Awan participated as Guest whereas all training participants also present in this program. In program host asked the question to Senator Saeed ghani in last five years what does government did for judiciary in answer he expressed his views as Judiciary works for justice in society, he appreciated PM decision to increase the judges in

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courts ,so the courts effectively works and provide justice to common man on daily basis. He further added during the restoration campaign of Chief justice, the judiciary will become the institution of example but unfortunately it will not happen. There is no doubt that for Improvement in condition of the courts many changes have been made in the laws by the last government to help the victims. With this he said lawyers play a significant role in our society because they have better understanding of laws but judiciary only take up specific cases for suo moto action while people suffer for justice without transparency and accountability intuitions not work properly. Host raise the question to the Justice (Retd) Saeed uz Zaman Siddique that what is role of judiciary and government in answer he said in present situation the role of judiciary as well as government is not so good. The victims of different not concerned with high court and Supreme Court they want justice at any cost because there are ten hundred thousand cases in pending and if we analyze due to unbearable charges only 1% cases registered in Supreme Court. He further said that the government should allocate more funds to the lower courts to improve their standards.

Host asked Mr. Zia Awan that the discussion which Justice (Rtd) Saeed uz Zaman Siddiqui and Senator Saeed Ghani has raised how can they be implied in our society. Mr. Zia shared his views that Labor rights were not given to them due to all their protests. He further added that in Pakistani society the Justice lies in the hands of the Govt. It depends on the Govt whether or not they want to raise the level of Justice or not. He said that “Rule Of law” when Govt fails to maintain the citizens get more eager for Justice and if then the Government will not support Judiciary as it is a Pillar of Govt and all the past Governments have never supported Judiciary, never implemented the Judiciary decisions or never gave the funds that were required by the Judiciary due to which the Judiciary could not attain that much Justice or Help for the people. For the betterment of Law Political will should go hand in hand with the Judiciary.

The Host turned to Mr. Junaidi and asked him, What do u think what is the reason that we did not perform the Pro-Active role which we should but didn’t yet? He answered, that this society was supposed to be Public Welfare State though it didn’t turn up to be that so that’s why we are not developing rather demolishing. Democracy is lacking due to which we are facing Class problems the Upper Class is enjoying all the facilities, they are given more importance than the

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Lower Class, similarly we have this problem in our Judiciary system. Implementation of laws is lacking due to which the society is imbalanced. He further added that in the very beginning we did not work on the Ideology now all these problems are the consequences of our avoidance of the importance of our Ideology. He said that a time will come when all the Women and Children will come in power and will raise their voice against the Government for all the discrimination that they did with them.

One of the participant shared her views that If we elect Educated Police Officers then only it will be easy to avail Justice as most of our Police officers are illiterate and are unaware of most of the laws , they do not guide the people accordingly as they themselves doesn’t know the laws properly.

In the End , Senator Saeed Ghani added that the Police should be given freedom and no political interference should be there , in this way Justice would be served easily n efficiently.

Closing Ceremony of this training:

Closing ceremony was organized at the ending of training session. Former Chief Justice of Supreme Court of Pakistan Justice (Retd) Saeed uz Zaman Siddiqui participated as Chief Guest of this closing ceremony.

Certificate Distribution:

Former Chief Justice of Supreme Court, Justice (retd) Saeed uz Zaman Siddiqui addressed with training participants and emphasized for providing free legal assistance to the people. He appreciated the role of Madadgaar and applauded the effort of Mr. Zia Ahmed Awan in providing legal assistance. Finally he distributed the certificates to the training participants on completion of 3 day training workshop.

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ANNEXURE:

Press Release of 1st day of Training:

Press Release

Dated: 25-06-2013

LHRLA, Madadgaar and ADB Joint Effort to Address Gender Based Violence in Pakistan.

Karachi, 25 June 2013: To address the growing incidence of Gender Based Violence (GBV) in Pakistan, Lawyers for Human rights and Legal Aid (LHRLA) and Madadgaar National Helpline organized a Three-day training for capacity building of Resource Pool of lawyers by support of Asian Development Bank (ADB) here on Tuesday .

Via this Madadgaar National Helpline is raising awareness on GBV issues and sensitized women, young girls and youth about their rights and laws by conducting different workshops and sessions.

Considering the growing incidence of Gender Based Violence, LHRLA and Madadgaar have established resource pool of lawyers at national level to facilitate the survivors of Gender based violence (GBV). The purpose of resource pool is to build a network of activist lawyers who can provide voluntarily services to the survivors of GBV. With this Resource Pool training of lawyers will also enhance participant’s knowledge on overall GBV situation in country, constitutional and fundamental rights, laws related to GBV, phenomenon of legal aid, how to reach out victims, counseling skills and investigation methods including forensic investigation as well as medico-legal examination etc. Several cases of gender based violence, especially violence against women, are brought to lawyers, but very seldom does justice prevail. This is mainly due to lack of awareness and recognition of gender based issues. So, to work efficiently and make information systematic Madadgaar has developed online database and also work virtually with the lawyers to get information about GBV cases. Through this database, information about social service provider will be maintained.

This 3-day training plays a vital role to sensitize the lawyers on GBV and after accomplishing the training successfully the lawyers will be awarded by certificates.

Issued By: Madadgaar National Helpline

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Press Release of Completion of Training:

PRESS RELEASE

DATED: 28-06-2013

For justice in society, we should take necessary actions to amend laws and purify our police force from all political involvements, Justice (Retd) Saeed Uz Zaman Siddiqui Former Chief Justice of Supreme court Pakistan

Karachi, 28 June 2013: Lawyers play a significant role in our society, this was expressed by Justice (Retd) Saeed uz Zaman on the closing ceremony of a Three-day training of Resource Pool of lawyers addressing Gender Based Violence in Pakistan organized by Lawyers for Human rights and Legal Aid (LHRLA) and Madadgaar National Helpline with the support of Asian Development Bank (ADB). He added, Pakistan’s High Courts work on certain specific cases because of which ordinary people face difficulty in their proceedings. While addressing at the ceremony he said that in order to get rid of gender based violence (GBV) which is an increasing threat to our society, it is necessary to amend laws and purify our police force from all political involvements. During the ceremony he further said that the government should allocate more funds to the lower courts to improve their standards. From different provinces lawyers took part in this training session. The basic purpose of the three day training program was to enhance their skills, to enlighten the participants about the increasing violence against women and encouraged them to provide free voluntary services.

To help the lawyers with their cases Madadgaar National Helpline made an online database through which the lawyers can easily get full details of the cases they are handling.

Guest speaker, Senator Saeed Ghani while addressing the participants said that after the campaign held to restore the position of the chief justice there has been an improvement in condition of the courts and many changes have been made in the laws by the last government to help the victims of (GBV). On this occasion, he stressed upon the significant role of the police to combat violence and restore peace in the country.

The founder of Madadgaar National Helpline and president of LHRLA Zia Ahmed Awan appreciated the Prime Minister’s decision to increase the number of judges and their working hours in the courts. He criticized High courts because of their huge costs due to which GBV cases are in pending and their incidents are increasing on a daily bases. With this he added if we control the corruption, judiciary will become the best example of an institution.

In this ceremony the Labour Federation Representative Habeeb Ullah Junaidi also shares the labour laws to the participants.

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This three-day training plays a vital role to sensitize the lawyers on GBV and after accomplishing the training successfully the lawyers has been awarded certificates by Justice (Retd) Saeed-uz-Zaman Siddiqui. At the end of ceremony Madadgaar also organized a media show in which lawyers highlight the purpose of this training.

To raise the awareness on Gender based Violence and to sensitize the lawyers, Madadgaar National Helpline and LHRLA have decided to organize training in future also.

Issued By: Madadgaar National Helpline

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4 Days Training of Lawyers of Resource Pool to address GBV in Pakistan At: Regent Plaza, Karachi Dated: 24-27 June, 2013

INTRODUCTION SLIP

. Your Name…………………………………………

. From where you belong……………………………………………………………………………

. Your Education…………………………………………………………………………………….

. Your Organization/ any affiliation with Lower court or High court…………………………………………………………………………………………………

. Your experience of practicing law …………………………………………………………………

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THANKS.

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Three day Training of Lawyers to Create National Resource Pool to Address GBV in Pakistan

At: Regent Plaza, Karachi Dated: 24-26 June, 2013.

ASSESSMENT FORM: Select the best response for each activity based on your knowledge about Gender Based Violence (GBV). Knowledge Extra Fully At some Not Activity ordinary aware extend familiar with Knowledge about Gender based Violence

 Are you aware of GBV & it’s different forms of GBV

Knowledge about International laws and conventions

 Universal Declaration of Human Rights(UDHR)  United Nations Convention on the Rights of the Child(UNCRC)  Convention on the Elimination of all forms of Discrimination against Women(CEDAW)  United Nations Convention on Torture (UNCAT)  Millennium Development Goals(MDGS)  Beijing Platform for Action

Knowledge about National Laws of GBV

 Fundamental rights  Pakistan Penal Code  Human trafficking laws  Protection of Women Act 2006  Law related to Inheritance  Law related to Domestic Violence  Juvenile Justice system  Sindh Children Act  Child Marriage Restraint Act

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 Family Laws

Are you aware of Petition Filling Procedure?

If you know about GBV, kindly write down any 3 forms

If you have take any training related to GBV

How many GBV cases do you handled monthly?

Your expectations from this training

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What you really want to learn in this training

Three day Training of Lawyers to Create National Resource Pool to Address GBV in Pakistan

At: Regent Plaza, Karachi Dated: 24-26 June, 2013.

Training Evaluation Form

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THANK YOU FOR YOUR PARTICIPATION! Madadgaar National Helpline for Women and Children

Karachi, Lahore, Peshawar, Quetta AnnexurePhone: 5 1098,b 021-111-911-922 Email: [email protected]

2nd “Training workshop of Lawyers to develop National Resource Pool to address Gender-based Violence in Pakistan”

29th- 30th August, 2013 Hotel Regent Plaza, Karachi

Madadgaar Helpline for Women and Children

201-204 Panorama Center Sadder Karachi. Pakistan

Phone: 021-111-911-922

Email: [email protected]

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Contents:

20. List of Acronyms 21. Training Details 22. Opening Session a. Welcome Speech b. Introduction of participants c. Pre assessment Form Activity d. Norms of Training 23. Introduction of Training Manual 24. Module 1: a. Introduction of Madadgaar National Helpline b. Role of Madadgaar in combating GBV & Recommendations c. Introduction of ADB and Pilot Project on GBV 25. Video by CNN and Samaa TV 26. Group activity before starting Module 3 & 4 27. Module 3: International laws & conventions related to rights of women & children 28. Module 4: National legal instruments related to Gender based Violence. 29. Pre Exposure Visit Guidelines 169

30. Field Visit to Madadgaar National Helpline 31. Field Visit to Police station 32. Field Visit to Medico Legal Department 33. Field Visit to LHRLA 34. Recap from Field visit 35. Module 2: a. Group Activity Before starting Module 2 b. Presentation on Gender Based Violence 36. 37. Module 5: a. Orientation on Online Database of Lawyers on GBV 38. Module 6: a. Different procedures of Case Handling & Investigation Techniques 39. Closing Session: a. Finalizing Action Plans & Recommendation b. Post Training Evaluation c. Closing remarks by Chief Guest d. Certificates Distribution ANNEXURE: Agenda of the Training Introduction Form Blank Pre Assessment Form Blank Post Training Evaluation Blank Invitation Letter Press Release Press Coverage

List of Acronyms

GBV Gender based Violence

LHRLA Lawyers for Human Rights & Legal Aid

ADB Asian Development Bank

MLO Medico legal officer

GOVT Government

LEAs Law Enforcement Agencies

JPMC Jinnah Post-graduate medical center (Jinnah Hospital)

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SHO Station House Officer (Incharge of particular police station)

Training Details:

The 3 days “Training workshop of Lawyers to develop National Resource Pool to address Gender-based Violence in Pakistan” was held from 29th- 30th August, 2013 at hotel Regent Plaza, Karachi by Madadgaar National Helpline and Lawyers for Human Rights & Legal Aid (LHRLA), whereas it was supported by Asian Development Bank (ADB) under RETA 7563 Promoting Gender-Inclusive Growth in Central and West Asia DMCs. It was the 2nd session of training, as it was decided to sensitize 50 lawyers in 2 sessions.

Methodology of the training included interactive lecture/discussion, documentaries, group work, exercise and field visits. Efforts were made to emphasize participatory approach. Further all participants were provided with hard copies of handouts of the training and soft copy in the form of CDs such as exercise and the PowerPoint presentation of the training.

Workshop Coordinator/ Workshop Assistant:

Mr. Abdul Hadi Senior Lawyer was the workshop coordinator of this training. He designed training entirely. Whereas LHRLA included workshop assistants for conducting training 171 sessions. Workshop Assistants were familiar with training module. Workshop Coordinator of this training decided the sequence for teaching the module based on the GBV issues & laws and audience needs. There were total 10 sessions and 10 presentations.

Target Audience:

This training was purely designed for lawyers of resource pool, therefore target audience were selected lawyers of resource pool from national level. A total of 28 participants attended the three-day training, out of which 5 lawyers were from Lahore, 5 from Peshawar, 6 from Quetta and 12 from Karachi. There was maximum participation of female lawyers, out of 28 lawyers there were 21 females.

Agenda for Day 1: 29th August, 2013

Opening Session Introduction of Training Manual Tea Break Introduction of Madadgaar National Helpline Role of Madadgaar in combating GBV Introduction of ADB & Pilot Project on GBV Video by CNN and Samaa TV Lunch Break Group Activity of Module 3 & 4 International laws & conventions related to women & children Tea Break Orientation on National Legal Instruments related to Gender based Violence

Opening Session:

Opening session was consisting of welcome address, Introduction of participants, pre assessment, and norms and expectations from training.

Welcome Address:

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Introduction of Participants & Overview:

This was a kind of ice breaker. The introductory session was designed and implemented in such a way that it brought participants close to each other. In this session, introduction slips were given to each participant and were asked to fill them. Once these slips were filled they were asked to make pairs and exchange slips with their partners. During the introduction process, each participant was required giving information about her partner name, organization, affiliation with lower/high court, area belong to, and hobbies. This brought very interesting aspects of the lives of the participants before each other and they all enjoyed learning about their personal and became informal in their behavior and close to each other.

Pre-assessment form Activity:

According to the evaluation form around 80% of the lawyers handle GBV cases on monthly basis. Notably, very few participants had ever received specific training on GBV and most of them had little or no knowledge about International Laws and Conventions concerning GBV.

Sr # Level of knowledge Percentage 1 Knowledge about Gender based Fully Aware: 22%, violence at some extend: 71% Not familiar with: 7%

2 Knowledge about international Fully Aware: 17%, laws at some extend: 35% Not familiar with: 48%

3 Knowledge about national laws Fully Aware: 40%, at some extend: 60%

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filling procedure Fully Aware: 35%, at some extend: 36%

Expectation from this training:

All the expectations were interesting and encouraging as all the participants expected to learn a lot from the workshop. As most of the participants were not aware about GBV thoroughly therefore they were expecting briefed orientation about gender based violence. Most of the participants expecting more knowledgeable presentations on GBV and laws. Proper ways and procedure to handle the cases related to GBV and ways of Counseling of GBV victims. Most of them were expecting, how to help the needy victims/women and how to deal with the implementation of the laws as there are no proper implementation of law in the country. Along with implementation of laws, they were interested to learn about more international and national laws related to GBV. They are expecting more group works.

Norms of Training:

Participants set their own norms to guide them in three days of the training. The following were adopted:  Put off cell phones or set them on vibration or inaudible tones  Active participation in the question answer session  Cooperation among participants  Punctuality and time keeping  Adopting silence during presentations  Raise hands for any query or question  Respecting everyone’s contributions and respecting other’s views & comments. As penalty for breaking rules, participants set penalties, that defaulter would be required to present an ice breaker or share poetry or sing a song.

Introduction of Training Manual:

Before conducting training, Madadgaar developed the training manual for lawyers of resource pool by consultant in assistance with leadership of LHRLA & project staff. It was a reference guide for workshop coordinator & workshop assistants. The manual was developed by Mr. Abdul Hadi, and he was the workshop coordinator as well. This session was facilitated by Mr. Abdul Hadi. He described about the manual in details through presentation, that this manual outlines 6 modules for a training workshop on gender-based violence, which focuses on client handling procedures, techniques of legal assistance, sensitization about GBV related national & international instruments, proper

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Tea Break

Introduction of Madadgaar:

This session was conducted by Project Coordinator LHRLA. She delivered presentation about Madadgaar National helpline for comprehensive understanding of participants.

She said, Madadgaar is Pakistan’s first helpline for women and children who is working since last decade; it initially started with the support of UNICEF in 2001. Madadgaar is an offshoot of Lawyers for Human Rights and Legal Aid (LHRLA). Madadgaar is Pakistan’s first Helpline for children & women suffering from violence, abuse and exploitation. Madadgaar Helpline provides telephonic counseling, face to face counseling to walk-in survivors, virtual counseling, crisis intervention, guidance, legal advises and legal aid and referral services to children and women. LHRLA is working from last 24 years and is playing an effective role in providing services to the victims of violence, abuse and exploitation particularly the children and women who are most vulnerable and disadvantaged in our society.

In this session following questions were asked:

 What is the follow up mechanism of cases at helpline level?  What is the client handling procedure?  What are referral partners and who they are?  How do you gather data from newspaper report?  Explanation of 1098. Mr. Zia Awan answered all these queries. Whereas participants suggested expanding helpline working in other big cities, as there were maximum violence & abuse cases but there was not any organization like Madadgaar.

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Mr. Zia Ahmed Awan President LHRLA described the role of Madadgaar in combating GBV. He said Madadgaar National Helpline is a centre which aims to establish a protection and crisis intervention service primarily designed to cater to children, youth & women in distress. This support centre seeks to create an awareness of the rights of children, youth and women as guaranteed by the Convention on Rights of Child and Convention on the Elimination of Discrimination against Women. Furthermore it aims to implement existing laws to provide a remedial structure to address of violations of the rights of the two groups mentioned above.

Furthermore data of all cases and client profiles are maintained both manual and through computerized software, so that the follow up of individual cases will flow smoothly.

Introduction ADB & Project Details:

Project Coordinator delivered presentation about the pilot project “Addressing Gender Based Violence in Pakistan” by Asian Development Bank (ADB). She briefed that it is joint venture of LHRLA/Madadgaar & ADB and it is a 10 month project. The purpose of this pilot project is to address the growing incidence of GBV in Pakistan by increasing level of awareness and provide the protection to GBV victim through Helpline.

She further described, the unique thing of this project is formation of resource pool of lawyers in all provincial headquarters of Pakistan and they will provide legal aid to GBV victims on volunteer basis.

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She further said, there will be the launch ceremony of resource pool and 1098 at provincial level. In this ceremony, lawyers of resource pool of respective city will be introduced as hero.

Video by CNN and Samaa Tv:

Videos related to working of Madadgaar National Helpline were shown to give a clear understanding to participants. It includes international & national media recognition of Madadgaar. Both were very short span documentaries.

Documentary by CNN:

REZA SAYAH, CNN INTERNATIONAL Correspondent is a man who is fighting to reverse the trend. He documented a video in which he interviewed the victim’s mother, Hamida Bibi. She reported that Fareeda Bibi (her daughter) was accused of flirting with other men by her husband. He used to beat his wife and eventually killed her. Whereas Madadgaar Helpline provided support to vulnerable family of honor killing’s victim. Mr. Awan was also interviewed and shared his views on the same. CNN declared Mr. Zia Awan as hero in this documentary.

Press Conference Covered By Samaa Tv:

Lunch Break

Group Activity of Module 3 & 4: Participants were asked to form 5 groups to do the following task:

 Participants understanding about international laws & conventions and national legal instrument related to women & children.  Write down the name of any 2 international laws & conventions, and briefly describe those conventions.  Write down the name of any 5 national laws and explained those laws.

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International Laws & Conventions Related To Women & Children:

Mr. Itrat Hussain Rizvi Workshop Assistant 1 conducted this session. He shared the key articles of these instruments. He briefly describe about these international instruments through presentation.

In this session following questions were asked:  How to differentiate between signatory & ratification?  Can “Stateless Person” be benefited with international laws & conventions?  Can we file petition under international laws over deteriorating law & order situation?  What is the penalty for those countries that ratified conventions but not following it? Further Mr. Itrat Rizvi addressed all these questions.

Tea Break:

Orientation on National Legal Instruments related to Gender based Violence:

Workshop Coordinator conducted this session. He gave brief presentation about laws related to women & children separately.

Further he elucidated the different laws of women in Pakistan, including:  Fundamental rights in constitution of Pakistan.  Pakistan Penal Code 178

 Family laws  Human Trafficking laws  Law related to cyber crime.  Protectional laws for women including: domestic violence act, inheritance related laws & sections, Protection of women act 2006, Hudood ordinance ( Penal punishment under shariah), offence of Zina Ordinance (Fornication) , and Offence of Qazf Ordinance (Slandering, or charge of fornication against married man or women).

This session was very much thoughtful and relevant to lawyers. After understanding the relevant laws they can easily address the GBV cases.

Agenda for Day 2: 30th August, 2013

Recap for day 1 Pre visit Guidelines Field Visit to Madadgaar National helpline Field visit to Police station Field Visit to Medico Legal Department, JPMC Field visit to LHRLA Lunch Break Group Work before starting module 2 Tea Break Orientation about Gender based violence

Pre visit Guidelines: Before visit, Participants were briefed about the places and objectives of the visit. Code of conduct was shared and discussion was done on how to take meeting minutes.

Field Visit to Madadgaar National helpline:

Exposure visits started with Madadgaar National Helpline. Ms. Samreen Naz Manager Madadgaar National Helpline briefed participants about Madadgaar’ s working mechanism. Participants were described about the working of different department including, counseling, helpline, and database. They closely observed the documentation of Madadgaar and maintaining of data online for record keeping. They were briefed about online database of newspaper and helpline as well. Whereas Ms. Bushra also described the procedures of client handling and continuous follow up of clients.

Field Visit to Police Station:

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The second visit was to Police Station Saddar where everyone was introduced to Mr, Ejaz Qaim Khani, SHO. He welcomed all participants and described the role of police station, their inner workings and their importance in our context was discussed. Different case scenarios were shared with the participants.

He appreciated the struggles of Madadgaar National Helpline and acknowledged that both are working closely in combating violence & abuse in society.

Further he shared about the procedures of challan, different natures of crimes in their jurisdiction. He said that street crimes, gunshot, target killings and rape incidence frequently occurred in jurisdiction of police station Saddar. He shared about the collection of evidences, crime scene in detail.

Field Visit to Medico Legal Department:

Dr. Afzal Ahmed Senior Medico Legal Officer (MLO) JPMC welcomed the participants. He described the medico legal procedures for physical examination of GBV victims. He added, medical examination and forensic evidence were necessary for proving violence & abuse.

He said that Madagaar has its coordination with Medico Legal Department since years and they have been helping Madadgaar in carrying out its cases.

Field visit to Lawyers for Human Rights & Legal Aid (LHRLA):

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Training participants visited the Lawyers for Human right & legal aid (LHRLA). Mr. Zia Ahmed Awan President LHRLA welcomed all participants and briefed them about the background of LHRLA. He shared the clients handling procedures and described the working procedures. Then participants visited LHRLA and observed the working mechanism of different departments of LHRLA.

Lunch & Prayer Break at LHRLA.

Recap for Day 1:

Project Coordinator asked participants for recap of day 1 activities and session voluntarily. Ms. Sobia Butt Lawyers from Lahore reviewed the content from the first day.

Group Work before starting module 2:

Participants were asked to form 4 groups to do the following task:

Each group gave brief presentation and shared their group work. They were not having good knowledge about gender based violence and issues.

Tea Break

Presentation on Gender based Violence: This session was conducted by Workshop Assistant 4 Ms. Kaneez Fatima Professor Department of Sociology, University of Karachi. In this part of the training participants were provided with an overview of definition of GBV and Violence against women. Whereas further they were briefed about key types & levels of GBV. Topics covered included introducing key concepts related to GBV, such as gender, human rights, violence and power. Causes and contributing factors to GBV were discussed, as was the impact of GBV on individual survivors, families, and communities. Participants learned in this part although violence takes many different forms, gender- inequality is the root cause.

She shared, It is a gross violation of women's rights. Various forms of GBV have emerged in Pakistan including, physical violence, sexual violence & harassment, domestic violence, lack of

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Agenda for Day 3:

Recap for day 2 Orientation on Online Database of lawyers on GBV Different Case Handling Procedures Finalizing Action Plans Recommendations from the training Participants Participants Evaluation of the training Lunch Break Closing Ceremony Certificate Distribution

Recap for day 2:

Ms. Nahid Naz from Karachi and Ms. Sabira Islam from Quetta reviewed the day 2 activities. He said that they are really impressed with Madadgaar working procedures and after visiting different organization they came to knew about the strong networking of Madadgaar with Government and Private organizations and institutions.

Orientation on Online Database of lawyers on GBV:

The presentation on Online Database was presented by Mr. Shemrez Talib, Workshop Assistant 3. Online Database is specially designed for the Lawyers around the country to stay connected virtually with Madadgaar Office Karachi. They can easily submit all the important details/information regarding any client. It will be easy for them as well as for Madagaar team to pile up the different cases. No long process, it has modified the process of availing any information. It is a multi-user program, many users can login at the same time and submit the information. It is a well organized system of adding the required details about any case or client. Participants also did the practice on online database after presentation.

Different Case Handling Procedures:

In this part of the training, Workshop Assistant 2 Ms. Bushra who is the expert of field spoke about her work and provided details of it. She deals with victims closely and decides what to do, how to do, what to send and whom to send to.

Further he added, In order to be a successful lawyer a person should be well informed about the rules and regulations of the medico-legal centers in his surroundings. The lawyer should have a strong relationship with these centers as they provide the crucial evidence of an act of violence which is the basis of a case. To be an adept lawyer one should be well aware of police ordinance 182 and must have a strong correlation with jail authorities and police stations especially its high post officers such as S.H.Os and D.I.Gs of the district in which the case is being conducted.

A lawyer should be aware of all the medico-legal problems that can arise during a prosecution. Health department should be reported if:

 There is a delay in the submission of a final report,  There are unclear statements or irrelevant spacing between sentences in the medico-legal report,  The final and medico-legal reports are contrary to each other.

Finalizing Action Plans:

At the end of the training session, action plan was finalized for lawyers of resource pool. They were requested to send us cases of GBV dealt by them through courier and then they have to fill these cases in online database of lawyers as well.

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Mr. Zia Awan said that they will also arrange progress sharing meetings with lawyers after 1 or 2 months to gauge the performance of Lawyers of resource pool as well. He said that they will organize the launch ceremony of Resource pool at provincial level and will update their information on website.

Signing of MOU:

Memorandum of understanding was signed on last day of training between LHRLA and 28 participant’s lawyers.

Recommendations from the training Participants:

Training participants suggested few recommendations for effective working of Resource Pool and sustainability of this pool, whereas they all were agreed on strengthening existing Madadgaar Help line’s offices:

Karachi:

 Participants from Karachi appreciated the initiative of capacity building of law professional by LHRLA/Madadgaar.  They said that they will raise awareness about women rights and will aware them about their laws at community level.  They recommended doing advocacy & lobbying about Nikah Nama (Marriage Certificate) for providing rights to women at the time of marriage.  They suggested making committee in Bar Room of Court and to organize meetings to tackle the GBV cases.

Lahore:

 Participants from Lahore suggested promoting helpline in their own way.  Participants will approach other organization and institutions for raising awareness about GBV.  Participants will approach Prison Kot Lakhpat Lahore and will organize awareness raising sessions.  Participants suggested organizing “Corner meetings of lawyers”and they decided to train other lawyers as well.

Peshawar:

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 Participants from Peshawar recommended raising awareness in law students & in other youth about GBV and relevant laws.  They said that they will sensitize the other lawyers about GBV.  They suggested increasing outreach at jirga level (the local parallel legal system) by sensitizing the local jirga leaders (feudal lords, elders) about Pakistan laws and children & women’s rights.  They recommended organizing community session to target rural community.

Quetta:

 Participants from Quetta recommended to convey this message at mass level and to raise awareness about rights and laws at rural areas.  They suggested outreaching at university & college level to sensitize them about gender based violence, because youth can play a vital role in combating gender based violence in our society.  Participants suggested organizing sessions with other lawyers to sensitize them about gender based violence.  Participants suggested organizing meetings with parliamentarians and do advocacy for inclusion of fundamental rights and laws in the syllabus on compulsory basis.  Participants suggested Madadgaar National Helpline to organize same training with Law Enforcement Agencies (LEAs) and to build capacity of government departments.  Participants will approach Chief Justice or Session Judges of Higher / lower court for raising awareness about resource pool of lawyers.

Main Findings From the Evaluation:

The majority of the participants had never had any form of training on gender based violence before. Participants generally regarded the workshop very highly and on average the workshop received a rating of 8, 9, and 10 (with 0 being bad). The training workshop objectives were clear to all participants and the sessions were generally considered interactive and inspiring.

In the evaluations, many participants acknowledged the training objectives especially the Medico-legal aspects of the Criminal Justice as most useful. When given the opportunity on the evaluations to provide a general feedback, many participants requested further training and many were disappointed that the current training was too short. In general, all the participants showed great enthusiasm throughout the program and complimented that the training was a great success.

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Closing Ceremony of this training:

Closing ceremony was organized at the ending of training session. Justice (Retd) Majida Rizvi participated as Chief Guest of this closing ceremony. Justice (retd) Majida Razvi has the unique honor of being the first woman judge of a High Court in Pakistan. Whereas Ms. Uzma Altaf Gender specialist ADB, and Dr. Kaneez Fatima Asst Professor, University of Karachi participated as guest speakers.

Addressing on the closing ceremony as chief guest, Justice (retd) Majida Rizvi appreciated the struggle of Madadgaar and LHRLA in uniting lawyers on a platform for a tackling gender based violence in Pakistan. She said that no society can survive without gender justice and equality, and safeguarding the rights of children and women is necessary for the progress and prosperity of Pakistani society.

She further added, it is an informative platform which not only included lawyers from Karachi but from Peshawar, Quetta and Lahore as well. An opportunity was given to interact with different lawyers from around Pakistan which allowed exchanging various views and gathering fresh ideas. Even the best part of this pool is maximum participation of women in addressing gender based violence.

She further shared about the role of Panah Shelter home in providing protection to violence survivors.

Uzma Altaf, Gender Specialist from Asian Development Bank (ADB) also appreciated the efforts made by the project and acknowledged the motivation of participants for addressing gender based violence in their respective provinces.

She further said that it was ideal type for ADB to gather lawyers at a plat form for providing legal aid to survivors of GBV on volunteer basis, but LHRLA successfully met this big target.

Zia Ahmed Awan President LHRLA and Founder of Madadgaar National Helpline shared the rationale behind establishing pool of lawyers for addressing gender based violence.

Certificate Distribution:

Finally Justice (retd) Majida Rizvi distributed the certificates to the training participants on completion of 3 day training workshop.

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Annexure:

1. Agenda 2. Introduction slip 3. Assessment form 4. Post evaluation form 5. Invitation letter of participants 6. Press Release Agenda

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Day 1: Thursday, 29th August, 2013

Time Session Responsible 9:00 – 10:15 Session 1: Opening Session President LHRLA  Welcome Speech  Introductions of Participants Project Coordinator  Pre Training Evaluation Form and Expectation from this Training. 10:15 – 10:30 Tea Break 187

10:30 – 11:00 Session 2: Introduction of Training Manual Workshop Coordinator 11:00 – 12:00 Session 3: Module 1  Introduction of LHRLA/Madadgaar National Helpline Project Coordinator  Introduction of ADB & Project Details  Brief introduction of Resource Pool and responsibilities.

12:00 – 12:30 Group Activity before starting Module 3 & 4  Ensuring the participants understanding about international laws & Conventions. Ensuring the participants knowledge about National laws on Gender based violence. 12:30 – 13:30 Session 4: Module 3 Workshop Assistant 1 International laws & Conventions related to rights of women & children  Universal Declaration of Human Rights (UDHR)  Convention on the Elimination of All Forms of Discrimination against Women – CEDAW  Convention on the Rights of the Child (CRC)  Millennium Development Goals (MDGs)  Beijing Platform for Action

13:30 - 14:30 Lunch Break 14:30 – 15:30 Session 5: Module 4  Fundamental Rights as per constitution of Workshop Coordinator Pakistan.  Pakistan Penal Code  Family laws  Laws related to cyber crime. 16:00-16:15 Tea Break 16:15-16:45 Continuation of Session 5: Module 4 National Legal instruments related to Gender-Based Workshop Coordinator Violence  Laws related to protection of women.  Laws related to protection of children.

16:45 –17:00 Briefing about the Field Visit Project Coordinator

Day 2: Friday, 30th August, 2013

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Time Session Responsible 09:00 –09:30 Recap from day 1 09:30–13:30 Session 6: Field Visit  Visit to Police Station  Visit to Medico Legal Department  Visit to LHRLA  Visit to Madadgaar National Helpline

13:30-15:00 Lunch Break & Prayer Break 15:00-15:30 Session 7: President LHRLA  Role of Madadgaar National Helpline in combating GBV & Recommendations.  Sharing of best practices and experience sharing about GBV by participants of training.

15:30-15:45 Tea Break 15:45 – 16:15 Group Activity Before starting Module 2  Ensuring we have a common understanding of gender related concepts and to gauge the participants knowledge on issues of GBV.

16:15 – 17:00 Session 8: Module 2 Workshop Assistant 4  Presentation on Gender Based Violence and issues persisting in Pakistan.

Day 3: Saturday, 31st August, 2013

Time Session Responsible 09:00 - 09:15 Recap from day 2, and discussions 09:15 – 10:15 Session 9: Module 5 Workshop Assistant 3  Orientation on Online Database of lawyers on GBV  Addressing the query related to Database

10:15 – 10:30 Tea Break 10:30 – 12:30 Session 10: Module 6:  Different procedures of Case Handling & Workshop Assistant 2 Best Investigations Techniques.  Finalizing Action Plans  Signing of Memorandum of Understanding Project Coordinator (MoU).  Post training Evaluation

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12:30 – 13:00 Question & Answer Session 13:00 – 14:30 Lunch Break 14:30 – 17:00 Closing Ceremony:  Closing Remarks by Chief Guest  Certificate distribution

Followed by Tea

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At: Regent Plaza, Karachi Dated: 29th-31st August, 2013

INTRODUCTION SLIP

. Your Name…………………………………………

. From where you belong……………………………………………………………………………

. Your Education…………………………………………………………………………………….

. Your Organization/ any affiliation with Lower court or High court

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. Your experience of practicing law ……………………………………………………………………………………………………… …………………………………………………………………

. One good & bad habit of you ……………………………………………………………………………………………………… …………………………………………………………………

THANKS.

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At: Regent Plaza, Karachi Dated: 29th-31st August, 2013.

ASSESSMENT FORM: Select the best response for each activity based on your knowledge about Gender Based Violence (GBV). Knowledge Extra Fully At Not Activity ordinary aware some familiar extend with Knowledge about Gender based Violence

 Are you aware of GBV & it’s different forms of GBV

Knowledge about International laws and conventions

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 Beijing Platform for Action

Knowledge about National Laws of GBV

Are you aware of Petition Filling Procedure?

If you know about GBV, kindly write down any 3 forms

If you have take any training related to GBV

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How many GBV cases do you handle monthly?

Your expectations from this training

What you really want to learn in this training

Three day Training of Lawyers to Create National Resource Pool to Address GBV in Pakistan

At: Regent Plaza, Karachi Dated: 29th-31st August, 2013.

Training Evaluation Form

We are interested in your assessment of the training provided and would like to ask you to complete the form. For each statement, Please indicate your impressions of the items listed below

Strongly Strongly Particulars Agree Neutral Disagree Agree Disagree

1. The training met my expectations.     

2. I will be able to apply the knowledge learned.     

3. The training objectives for each topic     

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were identified and followed.

4. The content was organized and easy to follow.     

5. The materials distributed were pertinent and useful.     

6. The trainers were knowledgeable.     

7. The quality of instruction was good.     

8. The trainer met the training objectives.     

9. Participation and interaction were encouraged.     

10. Adequate time was provided for questions and discussion.     

11. Exposure visits increased knowledge.     

 How do you rate the training overall?

Excellent Good Average Poor Very poor

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 What aspects of the training could be improved?

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 Other comments?

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THANK YOU FOR YOUR PARTICIPATION!

Madadgaar National Helpline for Women, Youth & Children

Karachi, Lahore, Peshawar, Quetta

Phone: 1098, 021-111-911-922 Email: [email protected]

Invitation Letter for 3 day Training of Lawyers to Create National Resource Pool to Address GBV in Pakistan

Dear Participants,

We are pleased to inform you that you have selected for training of Resource Pool Lawyers to address Gender based Violence in Pakistan. Lawyers can play a vital role in combating Gender based Violence (GBV) in society and by providing legal aid to the survivors of GBV; lawyers can create a huge difference in the society. Keeping this view in mind, LHRLA has developed the “Resource Pool of Lawyers to address GBV in Pakistan” at National Level. LHRLA is organizing the Training program for Resource Pool Lawyers. The mandate of the training will be to enhance participant’s knowledge on overall GBV situation in country, constitutional and fundamental rights, laws related to GBV, phenomenon of legal aid, how to reach out victims, counseling skills and investigation methods including forensic investigation as well as medico-legal examination etc. Along with this, experts will be invited as resource persons and exposure visit will be held to increase lawyer’s knowledge onMadadgaar related issues. Helpline for Women and Children

201-204 Panorama Center Sadder Karachi. Pakistan

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Email: [email protected]

LHRLA was established in 1989 in Karachi with the objective of providing free legal services and offering preventive/remedial assistance to the women and child victims of violence and abuse. LHRLA sensitized the increasing demand for preserving women and child rights and extended its services in the form of Madadgaar National Helpline. Madadgaar and LHRLA are affiliated with several networks that are working for children and women at national, regional and International level. Madadgaar has the prestige of being Pakistan’s first helpline for the children, women and youth suffering from violence, abuse and exploitation.

Therefore, we are inviting you in three days Training of Resource Pool of Lawyers on GBV that is going to be held at Regent Plaza Hotel on 29th-31st August, 2013, Thursday to Saturday, 9:00 AM – 5:00 PM.

Feel free to contact us in case of any query on following Nos.

Mr. Zia Ahmed Awan, President LHRLA – 0300 8252449 Mr. Tariq Bhatti, General Secretary, LHRLA – 0300 8253406

Regards,

Zia Ahmed Awan

President LHRLA

Dated: 2nd September, 2013

Press Release

Lawyers united to make difference in society by tackling gender based violence: Justice (retd) Majida Rizvi

Karachi, 2nd September: No society can survive without gender justice and equality, and safeguarding the rights of children and women is necessary for the progress and prosperity of Pakistani society, said Justice (Retd) Majida Rizvi speaking as a chief guest of closing and concluding ceremony of 3 day training of lawyers to develop national resource pool to address gender based violence in Pakistan held at regent plaza, Karachi.

She lauded Lawyers for Human rights & legal Aid (LHRLA) / Madadgaar National Helpline for establishing this unique pool of lawyers at national level for tackling the gender based violence cases. She appreciated the efforts of Zia Ahmed Awan for providing lawyers a unique plate form to address this menace of society and empowering lawyers through this training. She further shared about the role of Panah Shelter home in providing protection to violence survivors.

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Zia Ahmed Awan President LHRLA and Founder of Madadgaar National Helpline shared the rationale behind establishing pool of lawyers for addressing gender based violence. While providing legal help and crisis intervention services, LHRLA/Madadgaar come across many constraints such as lack of availability of legal help outside the organization and increasing number of victims who approach organization to seek legal help. Every first victim needs legal aid to get justice but non-availability of effective mechanisms left them with no hope. Therefore, LHRLA has developed pool of lawyers to address gender based violence in Pakistan. The unique thing of this pool is that they will provide free legal aid to survivors.

Twenty eight lawyers from Pakistan's four provinces, 21 of them women lawyers, were trained in handling gender-based violence cases. Participants were introduced to gender-sensitive counseling, related national & international laws and investigation techniques, forensic and medico-legal requirements and evidence needed in gender-based violence cases. LHRLA/Madadgaar formalized their commitment by signing a memorandum of understanding (MOU) with the volunteer lawyers.

At the end of the ceremony, Justice (retd) Majida Rizvi distributed the certificates in participants lawyers on successful completion of 3 day training workshop.

Issued by:

Madadgaar National Helpline

Press Coverage of Training Workshop

1. http://www.pakistannewsreleases.com/lawyers-can-play-essential-role-in-combating-gender- based-violence-in-society-and-by-providing-legal-aid-to-survivors-of-gbv-zia-ahmed-awan/ 2. http://statesman.com.pk/index.php?edition=peshawar&date=2013-09- 01&page=3&type=newspaper 3. http://ppinewsagency.com/134827/empowering-lawyers-to-tackle-gender-based-violence-zia/ 4. http://kpktribune.com/index.php/en/kp-districts-news/1348-empowering-lawyers-to-tackle- gender-based-violence-zia 5. http://pakistan.onepakistan.com.pk/news/city/karachi/241633-empowering-lawyers-to-tackle- gender-based-violence-zia.html

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Periodic Meeting with Lawyers for Progress Sharing, Peshawar

Date: 17 September 2013

Venue: old bar courts, Peshawar

Time: 10:30am

Number of participants: 9

Names of participants:

1. Advocate Shamim Sabra,

2. Adv Faiza Rauf,

3. Advocate Sofia,

4. Advocate Affaf,

5. Adv Adil majeed,

6. Adv Arshad,

7. Adv Sajjad.

8. Ms Anila Naheed

9. Ms sahar khan from Madadgaar national helpline Peshawar

Purpose:

The purpose of this meeting was to share the progress of Resource Pool Peshawar after both training.

Details:

Meeting with the lawyers was held in the courts old bar room. Ms anila naheed and lawyers shared the updates of legal cases such as Mst Nosheen Khula case, where advocate sajjad is pursuing the case at district charsadda. The woman has got the decree of khulla from the court since one year while the husband has filed a suit of conjugal rights at district charsadda.

Advoacte sofia shared a case of two ladies mother and daughter, names Bhaktyara and khatija. Both of these women were charged in case FIR No. 493, Police Station, Faqirabad. Both of these ladies have been acquitted from the Chagres on 23.7.13. But because of the security problem they are still in the jail and also receiving life threats from the complainant party as no other proper arrangement has been made for their protection. Adv Sofia requested Madadgaar National

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Helpline to arrange for their shelter. Then on the request of Adv Sofia Ms Anila naheed contacted Social welfare director Ms Rubina Riaz and requested to arrange a shelter in their half day house. Ms Rubina said that she will definitely provide shelter to both of the women and send them

Advocate shamim, has filed a suit from the plat form of Madadgaar national helpline Peshawar. A widow has asked to seek legal help in her three cases namely;

1. Dower 2. Succession 3. Guardian ship of her children

She has also requested that before going to the courts the issue should be mediated with her in laws. She told Ms Anila in Madadgaar Peshawar office that Ms Shamaim Sabra Adv has prepared the cases but she will let Madadgaar Peshawar know when to file it.

Advocate ambreen made a call to Madadgaar Peshawar and said that I won’t be able to attend a meeting as I have to attend another one. She also gave a follow up regarding the case of a child Shared by journalist in Dunia T.v in the meeting of community stakes holders of Madadgaar national helpline. She said that damages suit has been filed up regarding the case and a writ is prepared for further proceedings.

Tasks

Advocates name Tasks Assigned Adil Majeed Visit to Peshawar women jail has In process been assigned to him. Mr Adil Majeed has to take permission for the jail visit. Affaf To arrange a visit to judicial In process Academy Shamim Sabra To arrange Meeting with the Meeting with Social welfare social welfare minister/ Minister is in process Shamim Sabra To arrange meeting with chief PA of chief justice has been justice Dost Muhammad Khan given a date for meeting. i.e. 28. 09.2013 Advocate Sajjad To arrange a meeting with human Ms Anila Naheed & Ms Sahar rights directorate Khan went human rights directorate on the given date and time but the meeting was postponed by them without information

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Constraint:

There were 20 advocates who were invited in the meeting but only 7 had attended the meeting.

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Periodic Meeting Quetta 22nd Nov, 2014

Progress sharing Meeting minutes with resource pool

Quetta Helpline

Date: 22-november-2013

Time: 10:00 am to 11:30 am

Venue: Baluchistan boys scout association Quetta

Theme: Progress sharing meeting

Facilitators: Helpline team

Agenda of the meeting:

. Raising legal awareness . Case handling . Increasing ratio of free legal services . Promotion of 1098 . Data entry . Documentation . Transportation

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Proceedings:

Progress sharing meeting was among the resource pool & Madadgaar team. Details of the proceedings (discussion and decisions) are as following:

Agenda Item Discussion / Proceedings Action Points Legal The president of LHRLA Mr. Zia Awan indicates the Resource pool planned to visit & awareness in area of raising legal awareness. He suggested to conduct the legal awareness youth give session in youth & community to raise legal sessions in educational /community awareness about the rights of women, child & institutes, communities & youth in law women jails to raise awareness regarding rights of women, child & youth with support of helpline team. Case handling & Hurdle in case handling due to communication gap Finally planned to arrange the increasing ratio with resource pool & increase the ratio of free camps in Dar-ul-Amman & visit of free legal aid legal services for GBV victims & details of up till of women & juvenile jails to cases was discussed by participants. provide free legal services to the survivors. Promotion of Publicist 1098 as much as possible ,To make easy Through legal awareness 1098 access of sufferers for free legal assistance & other session in different area 1098 services can promoted to provide services in large number

Data entry Facing hurdle in data entry due to un availability of Resource pool give clarification case # in cases, & in complete details from resource about the case # & details of pool discussed by Madadgaar team. cases referred by Madadgaar. Documentation & Resource pool requested for the budget of Due to un availability transportation documentation of free legal cases on GBV referred Of budget for transportation & by Madadgaar which is the hurdle in filing cases & documentation cannot be also request for transportation to visit different allowed the fixed amount but its area to organized legal awareness session & flexible issue on which can be provide legal services. discuss in review meetings

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Participants:

Zia Ahmed Awan (president LHRLA/Madadgaar)

Sumra afridi (Regional head Quetta helpline)

Shahida Rahman (Field officer Quetta helpline)

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Periodic Meeting with Lawyers for Progress Sharing

At Madadgaar office in Lahore on 4thSeptember, 2013

A Periodic meeting with lawyers was held on 4th September 2013 in Lahore at Madadgaar office. The meeting was chaired by Mr. Zia Ahmed Awan. It started at 12:30 pm and eleven Lawyers participated in this meeting. List of Participants & photographs is mentioned below.

Meeting started off with the brief introduction of each participant. Afterwards Mr Zia Ahmed Awan welcomed all the members & appreciated them for being there. He pointed out the purpose of generating Lawyers Resource Pool at each provincial headquarters Lahore, Quetta, Peshawar & Karachi so that they give free legal aid to the marginalized segment of the society. This meeting was an experience & progress sharing meeting in which all the lawyers shared their past experience of working with Madadgaar National Helpline. All the lawyers shared their experience regarding Karachi training. Later Mr. Zia Awan defined some professional strategies to lawyers that how they can facilitate victims in a more appropriate way. He also added the future planning program of Madadgaar to make a proper mechanism for the lawyers as well as for the clients. He further added the planning for providing international visits to the lawyers so that they can practice at international level as well. He said that we will build connection with international organizations as well.

Moreover he suggested to all lawyers that they should refer all the cases to Madadgaar and Madadgaar will provide free legal aid to the survivors. He also added that we want to spread knowledge and give orientations to the lawyers who could not go to Karachi for training. He also suggested the lawyers that they can bring out new activities that can help them in their growth. Furthermore he suggested the team of Madadgaar, Lahore that they can arrange visits to different organizations with the pool of lawyers and it should be conducted once in a month. Apart from that he suggested not to take pictures of rape victims or people who are burnt as it is against our policies so lawyers have to follow it. He finished this discussion by saying that Madadgaar has to facilitate lawyers in every possible way and that we need to promote the pool of our lawyers to international level.

The meeting ended up by thanking all the participants at 2:00pm.

List of Participants:

Sr.no Name Designation Organization Contact Details 1 Zia Ahmed CEO Madadgaar 0300-8252449 Awan National Helpline [email protected] 2 Urooj Virk Program Officer Madadgaar 0336-4699040 National Helpline [email protected] Lahore 206

3 Uzma Advocate High Court Pinnacle 0322-4934260 / 042- Rehman 37595210 Awan [email protected] 4 Tahira Advocate Nadeem Law 0313-4013253/ Shaheen District/High Court Associates [email protected] 5 Syeda Tehsin Advocate High Court 0323-4876661 Zehra 6 Fatima Advocate An Amta Law 0322-4076014 Khawaja District/High Court Associates 7 Tabassum Advocate Tabassum Law 0321-4069644 Naz District/High Court Chamber 8 Shagufta Advocate Qureshi Law 0322-4738625 Kausar District/High Court Chamber 9 Zahida Sadiq Advocate High Court Right Defenders 0322-4597451 Lawyers & Consultants 10 Tayyaba Advocate Haji Saeed Law 0300-4661530 Saeed District/High Court Associates 11 Falak Sher Advocate High Court Nagra Law 0321-4602738 Chamber 12 Sobia Qadir Advocate High Court KB Law Firm 0321-4779191 Butt 13 Advocate Advocate Sindhu Law 03366205313 Javaid District/High Court Associates Durrani 14 Sana Ilyas Office Incharge Madadgaar 0322-4337221 National Helpline 15 Shehrish Field Officer Madadgaar 0324-4380650 Farooq National Helpline

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Periodic Meeting for Progress Sharing, Karachi Pre & Post Training Orientation Session

(Periodic Meeting for Progress Sharing)

Dated: 15th August, 2013

Venue: Madadgaar National Helpline, Karachi

Agenda:

The purpose of this meeting was to share the progress of resource pool Karachi.

Discussion:

Meeting was started with welcome by Mr. Zia Ahmed Awan and he shared the purpose of this meeting. Then Project Coordinator shown the documentary about Madadgaar and delivered brief presentation about Madadgaar National Helpline and shared its thematic work.

After that participant of 1st training shared their experience about training and applauded the efforts of Madadgaar and Mr. Zia Ahmed Awan’ in this regards. They said that it is a platform where they can together for cause and tackle the GBV cases. They shared that they liked the exposure visits most because it increased their knowledge about different department and institutions and they came to know about the strong partnership of Madadgaar with these departments.

Furthermore, Mr. Zia Awan Advocate expressed the need and rationale behind developing the resource pool of lawyers at national level and brief participants about training program in depth and drew the attention of participants as how this activity will aid GBV victims and add value to their own advocacy career. Participants raised their queries about the cases and suits, Mr. Zia Ahmed Awan answered them to submit the cases of family, criminal and civil in which they observed violence against women and children. Almost 23 lawyers participated in this meeting. Whereas Madadgaar identified 10 out of 23 for 2nd training session and asked them to provide GBV dealt cases ASAP.

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Madadgaar National Helpline's Calls data-Year 2012

Feb Mar Apr May Jun July Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec Total

Incomings calls 59 47 58 133 205 140 204 195 286 247 215 1789

Outgoing calls 275 315 215 460 639 518 576 404 490 419 400 4711

Total Calls 334 362 273 637 870 667 798 599 776 666 615 6597

Madadgaar National Helpline's Calls data-Year 2013 (after commencement of services) Calls Data 2014 - Jan - Apr

Feb Mar Apr May Jun July Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec Total Jan Feb Mar Apr

Incomings 362 calls 696 411 1044 1069 1434 1445 1496 1455 1526 1343 12281 1404 1448 1548 1766

Outgoing calls 760 1065 1023 1624 1305 2764 1312 2008 1799 1528 1099 16287 1239 1272 1593 1637

Total Calls 1122 1761 1434 2668 2374 4198 2757 3504 3254 3054 2442 28568 2643 2720 3141 3403

Walk-in Client data-Year 2012

Feb Mar Apr May Jun July Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec Total

Women 31 34 56 55 81 83 115 68 51 36 26 636

Boys 16 8 17 25 46 19 50 33 26 15 8 263

Girls 17 8 18 26 31 18 46 52 44 35 33 328

Total 64 50 91 106 158 120 211 153 121 86 67 1227

Walk-in Client data-Year 2013 (after commencement of services) Walk-in Client data -Year 2014

Feb Mar Apr May Jun July Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec Total Jan Feb Mar Apr

Women 80 77 61 96 46 108 108 161 127 91 73 612 81 63 97 75

Boys 19 11 14 37 27 6 24 44 23 28 31 200 35 17 33 29

Girls 14 18 48 61 27 25 38 55 47 40 27 202 141 61 39 59

Total 113 106 123 194 100 139 170 260 197 159 131 1014 257 141 169 163

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List of cases of Online Database

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GBV Cases (Karachi,Lahore,Peshawar & Quetta) Name Of Parties Entry Date Advocate S# Court No. Case No. Suit Name Plaintif Defendant FeedingDate I D Rejoinder to Court Of judicial Complaint Bibi Nadara & Complaint U/S 1 Magistrate/Civil Liaquat Ali 26/9/2013 0 No.____/2013 others 107/151 Cr.P.C on Imran Judge VI Quetta Behalf of respondent Farooq Cr Case Bail District & Sessions befor Arrest Mst Noor 2 Hilal The State Bail befor Arrest 2/8/2013 9 Judge West Karachi Appl No Afshan 278/2013 Recovery of Senior Civil Judge/ Maintenance power of Judge F.Suit Aafia Sufiyan Allowance, Dowery 17 3 Family Court, No___/2013 Yaseen Akram Amount and 4 Lahore Recovery of Dowery Sobia Articles 20/11/2013 Qadir Butt District & Sessions F.Suit No Application U/s 22-A Riffat 4 Judge malir Aamna SHO & SI 13/9/2013 0 ____/2013 &22-B Cr.P.C. Kollachi Karachi Superintenden t Dar ul aman Court Of judicial Application Aasma Request for Release 5 City District Uzma Magistrate, Lahore. No.1743/2013 Basheer from Dar-ul-Aman Government 19 Rehman Lahore 28/11/2013 6 Awan District & Sessions Cr. Misc Appl Abdul Application U/s 22-A Mst Noor 6 The State 1/8/2013 7 Judge West Karachi No 529/2013 Munaf &22-B Afshan (vii) Judicial Cr Case No Abdul Mst Noor 7 magistrat at The State Bail Application 15/8/2013 31 /2013 Munaf Afshan Karachi (West) District & Sessions Bail Bail Application Abdul 8 Judge south at Application The State under secttion 497 19/9/2013 0 Qudoos Zulfiqar karachi No.___/2013 Cr.P.C Ali Court of Family F suit Abdul 9 rashida Bibi Judge II Quetta No.48/2013 Razzaq Shoaib conjugal rights Quetta 0 Ahmed Additional Session Cr Case No __ The SHO P.S 10 Abida 22-A Cr. P.C 13/08/2013 30 Andleeb Judge V /2013 Brewery Senior Civil Judge/ power of Judge F.Suit Dissolution of 21 11 Abida Bibi Sabir Family Court, No___/2013 Marriage 3 Sobia Lahore ####### Qadir Butt Senior Civil Judge/ Recovery of power of Judge F.Suit Muhammad 12 Adeeba Bibi Dowery Articles and 8 Family Court, No___/2013 Rizwan Sobia Gold Ornaments Lahore Lahore Qadir Butt Senior Civil Judge/ Recovery of power of Judge F.Suit Muhammad 13 Adeeba Bibi Dowery Articles and Family Court, No___/2013 Rizwan Sobia Gold Ornaments Lahore ####### Qadir Butt Court of VIJudicial Complaint Akram Masih Complaint under 21 14 Adida ####### Andleeb magistrat Quetta No.24/2013 &Others section 107/151 5 Dissolution of Senior Civil Judge/ Marriage and 15 Family Court, F.Suit Recovery of Dower Sabiha Peshawer No___/2013 Adida Gul Abdul Jameel Amount, Peshawer Iqbal Dissolution of Court of District Marriage By Way of Abdul Family suit Asif Rehman 16 Judge Afshah Khula Miantenance, Hadi No.145/2013 and The SHO (East)Karachi Recovery of Medical Advocate Expenses, Delivery 212

Expenses Recovery od golden onrment

Application Under Sessions Judge Cr Case Aftab Section 22-Acr P.c Qamar un 17 The State 3/8/2013 14 Quetta No__/2013 Ahmad for Registration of nisa FIR for Direcetor Before the Honble Civil Suit Declaration,Mandator Amna 18 Ahmed Ali General ####### 0 Civil Judge, Quetta No.___/2013 y Injunction and Hashmi NADRA. Consequential Relife

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Court of II civil F.Suit No Ayesha Muhammad 35 &Family Judge Suit for Maintenace 19/08/2013 37 Shumaila 1026/2013 Begum farooq Khan Centrel at karachi Application U/S 7/25 of the Guardian & Court Of District Application Ward act for Amna 36 Azra Parvaiz Masih ####### 0 Judge, Quetta No.___/2013 Appointment of The Hashmi Aplicant as Guradian of Minor Court of civil Dissolution of F.Suit No Muhammad Parveen 37 &Family Judge Bano Marriage by Way of 23/08/2013 55 ____/2013 Nazarul Islam Parveez south at karachi Khulla Court of Cr M.A No Application for Bolochistan Sibi /2013 Bail Fixation of the Bail Mst rubina 38 Bas Khatoon Abdul Baqi 13/08/2013 28 Circult Bench Cancellation Cancellation Mohsin Quetta Application Application Court of VIIIth Dissolution of Syeda F.Suit Beenish fasih Ahmed 39 Family Judge East Marriage by Way of 26/08/2013 62 Fareha No.212/2013 Hasan Khan at karachi Khulla Anjum Bibi Malka Mst District Judge Grant of Succession 40 Civil Suit and Bibi General Public 6/8/2013 20 Sumaira Quetta Certificate Bushra Umer Application U/S 372 of the Succession Act Court Of District Application 41 Bibi Asma Generl Public 1925 For Grant of 20/9/2013 0 Judge, Quetta No.___/2013 Succession Kam Bibi Certificate Khilji Court of V Judicial Complaint Syed Naymat Complaint under 21 42 Bibi fatima ####### Andleeb magistrat Quetta No.47/6-3 ullah section 107/151 7

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Court Of judicial Comlaint Bibi Sabira & Comlaint U/S 13 52 Magistrate VI Farzana 26/9/2013 No.____/2013 Others 107/151 Cr.P.C 4 Imran Quetta Farooq Superintenden t Dar ul aman Court Of judicial Application Farzana Request for Release 53 City District Uzma Magistrate, Lahore. No.1741/2013 Ramzan from Dar-ul-Aman Government 20 Rehman Lahore 30/11/2013 3 Awan Application U/S 7 Court of civil Guardian & Ward act Syeda F.Suit Muhammad 54 &Family Judge Fouzia Ajaz 1980 for 27/08/2013 64 Fareha No.886/2013 Shabhabaz south at karachi Appointment of Anjum Guradian Senior Civil Judge/ Dissolution of power of Judge F.Suit 55 Fozia Nazeer Marriage by Way of 2 Family Court, No___/2013 Fatima Khulla Lahore Lahore Khuwaja Dissolution of Marriage by Way of Court of IInd F.Suit Khulla and 22 56 Family Judge Ghazala Abdul Ghaffar Feb-14 No.2175/2013 Maintenance and 9 (central) at karachi Recovery of Dowery Abdul Articles Hadi Petition for grant of Latter of District & Sessions S.M.A. NO. 10 Muhamma 57 Ghazala The State Administration U/S 8/9/2013 Judge West Karachi 84/2013 1 d Faisal 278 of the Succession Act1925 Dissolution of Marriage by Way of Court of XVI F.Suit Ghazala Tanveer Khulla, dower 58 Family Judge No.865/2013 Yasmeen Ahmed amount and (south) at karachi Recovery of Dowery Abdul Articles Hadi Superintenden t Dar ul aman Court Of judicial Application Ghulam Request for Release 59 City District Uzma Magistrate, Lahore. No.1737/2013 Fatima from Dar-ul-Aman Government 19 Rehman Lahore 28/11/2013 5 Awan Senior Civil Judge/ power of Judge F.Suit Gulzare Muhammad Recovery of 60 Family Court, No___/2013 Shazia Bibi Jahngeer Maintenance Tahira Lahore Allowance Lahore 2 Shaheen Court Of Senior Hafiz Ghulam Civil Judge/ F.Suit No Suit for Restitution of 13 61 Muhammad Bibi Rashida 27/9/2013 Muhamma Familyt Judge, ____/2013 Conjugal Rights 8 Madni d Quetta Dissolution of Marriage , Recovery Befor the Court Of of Dowery Articles, F.Suit No Hafsa 13 62 Familyt Judge, Seher Nawez Dowery Amount, and 23/9/2013 ____/2013 Ashraf 0 Quetta Recovery of Past & Future Maintenance Farzana Iddat Period, Khiliji xiv Family Judge F.Suit No Mian Ejaz Dissolution of Mst Noor 63 Hajani Bibi 15/08/2013 33 Central at Karachi 635/2013 Ahmed Arian Marriage Afshan

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Application U/S 372 of the Succession Act Court Of District Application 12 64 Hajira Generl Public 1925 For Grant of 20/9/2013 Judge, Quetta No.___/2013 2 Succession Kam Bibi Certificate Khilji Civil Judge I Guardian & Letter of 65 Civil Suit Hajra Mirza General Public 13/08/2013 29 Andleeb Quetta Administration Dissolution of XIVth Civil Judge Marriage By Way of /Family Family suit Khula, 14 Abdul 66 Hameeda Malik Ameen 30/9/2013 Judge(Central) No. 599/2013 Miantenance,and 2 Hadi Karach Recovery of Dowry Articles Petition Under Home Article 199 of The High Court of C.P. No.S- 67 Hanifa Secreaty, I.G, Constitution of Islam 30/08/2013 77 Nahid Naz Sindh at Karachi 660/2013 DIG,. DSP Republic of Pakistan 1973 Court Of judicial Offence U/S 453, Complaint Haroon & 13 68 Magistrate VI The State 354, 380, 504, 506, 26/9/2013 Imran No.____/2013 others 3 Quetta 147, 149, PPC. Farooq Dissolution of Marriage by Way of Court of Family Khulla and Recovery F.Suit No. 69 Judge (south) at Hira Naz Ahsan Raza of Maintenance 470/2013 karachi Allowance and Recovery of Dowery 18 Abdul Articles 21/11/2013 1 Hadi Muhammad Petition Under Khalid Article 199 of The High Court of C.P. Hooria 70 Chohan Home Constitution of Islam 30/08/2013 75 Nahid Naz Sindh at Karachi No.669/2013 Almas Secreaty, Republic of Pakistan DIG,. 1973 Court of XXth Dissolution of F.Suit No. Muhammad 10 Muhamma 71 Family Judge East Huma Marriage by Way of 7/9/2013 1867 /2013 Danish 0 d Faisal at karachi Khulla Senior Civil Judge/ power of Judge F.Suit Dissolution of 17 72 Huma Zafar Ahsan Family Court, No___/2013 Marriage 0 Sobia Lahore 19/11/2010 Qadir Butt Senior Civil Judge/ Dissolution of power of Judge F.Suit Muhammad Uzma 73 Irshad Bibi Marriage by Way of Family Court, No___/2013 Ashraf 19 Rehman Khulla Lahore 26/11/2013 1 Awan Superintenden t Dar ul aman Court Of judicial Application Request for Release 74 Irshad Shafi City District Uzma Magistrate, Lahore. No.1735/2013 from Dar-ul-Aman Government 20 Rehman Lahore ####### 6 Awan Grant of Khulla Court of &Family F.Suit No Kanwal Recovery of Jahez 10 Sadia 75 Judge Central at Rahan Ali ####### ____/2013 Liaquat Ali Articles and 5 Saman karachi Maintenance Legal Notice For Pronounce Talaq and Kausar 20 76 Legal Notice Legal Notice Shamim return Dowery 30/11/2013 Parveen 1 Articles And past and Abdul iddat maintenance Hadi Court of VIIth Dissolution of F.Suit No Muhammad 11 Riffat 77 Family Judge malir Khadija Marriage by Way of 13/9/2013 ____/2013 Aziz Kiyani 4 Kollachi at karachi Khulla Court Of judicial Complaint Complaint U/S 15 Amna 78 Magistrate- /MFC, Khaliq Dad Naimat Ullah ####### No.____/2013 107/151 Cr.P.C 0 Hashmi Quetta

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Recovery of Dowery Court Of Senior Articles, Dowery Civil Judge/ F.Suit No Muhammad Amount, and 12 79 Komal 18/9/2013 Familyt Judge, ____/2013 Qadir Recovery of Past & 1 Peshawer Future Maintenance Arshad Iddat Period, Jamal xxth Family F.Suit No Dissolution of Farida 80 JudgeEast at kulsoom M. Aslam 5/8/2013 17 09/2013 Marriage Hashmat karachi Court of Ist Civil Dissolution of Family suit Shabana 81 &Family Judge Kusar Bibi Ansar Abbas Marriage by Way of 5/9/2013 92 No.644/2013 Hashim Central at karachi Khulla Application U/S 7/25 Lal of the Guardian & Incharge Ghulam Court Of District G & W App. Muhammad Ward act for 14 82 S.O.S & 28/9/2013 Muhamma Judge, Quetta No. ___/2013 Alias Lal Appointment of The 0 Generl Public d Jan Aplicant as Guradian of Minor Court of XVI civil Dissolution of F.Suit No Lateefan 10 Sadia 83 &Family Judge Mushtaq Marriage by Way of ####### ____/2013 Bibi 6 Saman south at karachi Khulla Constitutional Petition Under The High Court of C.P. No.S- Lateefan 10 Sadia 84 Mushtaq Article 199 ####### Sindh at Karachi 417/2013 Bibi 7 Saman Constitutiona Of Pakistan 1973 Recovery of viith Family Judge F.Suit No Mst Farida 85 M.ali Raza Mukhtair Ali Maintenace ####### 24 Malir Karachi /2013 Hashmat Allowances Dissolution of Marriage , Recovery Court Of Senior of Dowery Articles, Civil Judge/ F.Suit No Maha noor 12 86 Rahim Shah Dowery Amount, and 19/9/2013 Familyt Judge, ____/2013 Rehman 0 Recovery of Past & Peshawer Future Maintenance Arshad Iddat Period, Jamal Dissolution of Court of civil Syeda F.Suit Mahwish Marriage by Way of 87 &Family Judge Imran Khan 26/08/2013 61 Fareha No.162/2013 Kamal Khulla and Recovery (malir) at karachi Anjum of Dowery Articles Grant of Khulla Court of IInd F.Suit Recovery of Jahez Sadia 88 &Family Judge Maimoona Riaz Ahmed 9/9/2013 No.341/2013 Articles and 10 Saman Central at karachi Maintenance 8

Court of II Judicial Complaint Maraj Complaint under 21 89 Kabeer khan ####### Andleeb magistrat Quetta No.53/2013 Qurashi section 107/151 6

Dissolution of Court of XVI F.Suit Marriage by Way of 90 Family Judge Maria Aijaz Ahmed No.787/2013 Khulla and Abdul (south) at karachi Maintenance Hadi Application For U/S 372 For Grant of Succession Court Of Civil Certificate & Judge VII/ With Application Application for Amna 91 The Powers odf Maria General Public ####### No.___/2013 verification of the Hashmi District Judge Recelpt of Natinal Quetta Saving Centre Dated 28-05-2013 For 15 Amount of 10 lac . 4 Application For Court Of Civil Grant of Succession Judge/ judicial Application 15 Amna 92 Maria General Public Certificate U/S 372 ####### Magistrate- /MFC, No.___/2013 5 Hashmi of the Succession Act Quetta 1925.

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Dissolution of Senior Civil Judge/ Marriage and power of Judge F.Suit Maryam Muhammad Recovery of Dowery 16 93 18/11/2013 Family Court, No___/2013 Akhtar Azeem Sabir Articles and 5 Lahore Maintenance of Saira Minors. Tufail Dissolution of Marriage by Way of Court of I civil Khulla ,Maintenace F.Suit Manzar Shazia 94 &Family Judge Maryam Ali and Recovery of 22/08/2013 46 No.1310/2013 Ikram-ul-haq Usman Central at karachi Delivery Expenses of Plaintiff no.1Maintenace Superintenden t Dar ul aman Court Of judicial Application Maryam Request for Release 95 City District Uzma Magistrate, Lahore. No.1736/2013 Asif from Dar-ul-Aman Government 19 Rehman Lahore 28/11/2013 4 Awan Maintenance and Recovery of Dower Court of VIII F.Suit Mehtab Syed Waqas Amount and 22 96 Family Judge (East) Jan-14 No.2790/2013 Rasheed Hussain Personal Belonging 8 at karachi and Medical Abdul Expenses Hadi Court of IX Family Dissolution of F.Suit 22 97 Judge (west) at Mehwish Syed Aftab Marriage By Way of 18-12-2013 No.966/2013 2 Abdul karachi Khula Hadi Recovery of Dowery Articles, Dowery Court Of Civil Amount,Recovery of F.Suit No 98 Judge/Family Misbah Sajjad Ahmed Past & Future ____/2013 Judge,Peshawer Maintenance ,and, Maintenance Allowance and Gold Arshad Arnaments Jamal Objection/ Counter Court of Viith Affidavit to family Appeal 99 ADJ, (South) at Mohsin Aziz Alyna Mohsin Application Under No.21/2013 karachi ection 5 Limitation 17 Abdul Act 20/11/2013 7 Hadi Court of XVI civil Dissolution of Syeda 10 F.Suit Muhammad &Family Judge Moomal Marriage by Way of 27/08/2013 65 Fareha 0 No.444/2013 Naeem Alias south at karachi Khulla Anjum Guardian & Court of XVI civil Syeda 10 Ward Muhammad Application U/S 7 &Family Judge Moomal 27/08/2013 66 Fareha 1 Application Naeem Alias Guardian & Ward act south at karachi Anjum No.445/2013 Court of XXth Guardian & Ward Guardian & 10 Family/Guaardian Moona Attaullah Application U/S Mehar-un- Ward Case 28/08/2013 69 2 Judge East at Erum Siddique 7&10of the Guardian nisa No.1741/2013 karachi & Ward act Court of XXth Guardian & Ward Guardian & 10 Family/Guaardian Moona Attaullah Application U/S Mehar-un- Ward Case 28/08/2013 69 3 Judge East at Erum Siddique 7&10of the Guardian nisa No.1741/2013 karachi & Ward act (xx) Family For Dissolution of 10 Family suit Mr. Khalil Abdul Judge(East) Mst Rubina Marriage By Way of 29/08/2013 70 4 No.588/2013 Ahmed Magsi Hadi Karachi Khula ___ Family Mr. For Dissolution of Tariq 10 Family suit Mst. Arifa Judge(Central) Muhammad Marriage By Way of 26/08/2013 60 Mehmood 5 No.524/2013 Kausar Karachi Imran Khula Bhatti For Maintenance & (viii) Family Tariq 10 Family suit Mst. Firdaus Mr.Muhamma Dissolution of Judge(West) 29/03/2103 73 Mehmood 6 No.329/2013 & another d Feroz Marriage By Way of Karachi Advocate Khula

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(viii) Family For Dissolution of Abdul 10 Family suit Mst. Mr.Muhamma Judge(West) Marriage By Way of 24/08/2013 59 Hadi 7 No.51/2013 Haleema d Bilal Karachi Khula Advocate For Recovery of ___ Family Mr. Dowry Articles & Tariq 10 Family suit Judge(Central) Mst. Musrat Muhammad Dissolution of 2/9/2013 Mehmood 8 No.648/2013 Karachi Shahid Marriage By Way of Advocate Khula 80 (xx) Family For Dissolution of Abdul 10 Family suit Mst. Noor Mr. Rasheed Judge(East) Marriage By Way of 23/08/2013 56 Hadi 9 No.399/2013 Bibi Ahmed Karachi Khula Advocate For Recovery of (xvi) Family Mr. Dowry Articles & Abdul 11 Family suit Mst. Saira Judge(East) Muhammad Dissolution of 3/9/2013 85 Hadi 0 No.75/2013 Aziz Karachi Javed Marriage By Way of Advocate Khula For Recovery of (viii) Family Dowry Articles & Abdul 11 Family suit Arshad Judge(West) Mst. Samina Dissolution of 29/08/2013 71 Hadi 1 No.58/2013 Mahmood Karachi Marriage By Way of Advocate Khula ___ Family Mst. For Dissolution of Abdul 11 Family suit Judge(Central) Samtullahja Mr. Salmeen Marriage By Way of 3/9/2013 84 Hadi 2 No.704/2013 Karachi n Khula Advocate ___ Family Mst. Abdul 11 Family suit Mr. Asif suit for maintenance Judge(South) 24/08/2013 57 Hadi 3 No.65/2013 Sumaira Bibi Mehmood and recovery of Karachi & another personal belongings Advocate For Recovery of (iii) Family Mr. Dowry Articles & Tariq 11 Family suit Mst. Urooj Judge(East) Muhammad Dissolution of 2/9/2013 82 Mehmood 4 No.1086/2013 Fatima Karachi Asim Iqbal Marriage By Way of Bhatti Khula Application under Family Mr. Abdul 11 G & W App. Mst. Urooj section 25 of the Judge(Central) Muhammad 2/9/2013 83 Hadi 5 No. 753/2013 Fatima Guardians and Wards Karachi Asim Iqbal Advocate Act.1890 Objections/counter District & Session Mst.Alyna Affidavit to Tariq 11 G & W App. Mr. Mohsin Judge(South)Karac Mohsin & Application Under 30/08/2013 74 Mehmood 6 No. 20/2013 Aziz hi another Section 5 Limitation Advocate Act ___ Family Mr. Nasir For Dissolution of 11 Family suit Mst.Muslim 14 Abdul Judge(Central) Mustafa Marriage By Way of 28/9/2013 7 No. 513/2013 a Azar 1 Hadi Karachi Kazmi Khula For Recovery of (xvi) Family Dowry Articles & Abdul 11 Family suit Mst.Yasmee Mr.Muhamma Judge(South) Dissolution of 24/08/2013 58 Hadi 8 No.331/2013 n Malik d Zulfiqar Karachi Marriage By Way of Advocate Khula Court of XX G & W Application U/S 7/25 Abdul 11 Muhammad shamim 18 Family Judge(East) Application. of the Guardian & Hadi 9 Arshad Begum 3 Karachi No. 426/2003 Ward act, 1890 22/11/2013 Advocate Recovery of Dowery Articles, Dowery 12 Amount,Recovery of 0 Past & Future Civil Judge/ Family F.Suit Maintenance , and 16 Sabiha Court, Peshawer No___/2013 Nagina Zahid Naeem Gold Arnaments ######### 0 Iqbal Superintenden Nahid t Dar ul aman 12 Court Of judicial Application Request for Release Akhtar City District Uzma 1 Magistrate, Lahore. No.1738/2013 from Dar-ul-Aman Hanif Government 20 Rehman Lahore 29/11/2013 0 Awan

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Senior Civil Judge/ 12 power of Judge F.Suit Naila Zulfiqar Dissolution of 17 2 Family Court, No___/2013 Dilawer Ahmed Marriage 2 Sobia Lahore 19/11/2012 Qadir Butt Dissolution of Civil & Family 12 F.Suit No Marriage Recovery Noor JudgeWest at Najma M. saleem 15/3/13 32 3 1289/2013 Of Maintenace Afshan karachi &Dowry Articles Superintenden t Dar ul aman 12 Court Of judicial Application Request for Release Naseem Bibi City District 4 Magistrate, Lahore. No.___/2013 from Dar-ul-Aman Government Tahira Lahore 6 Shaheen Superintenden t Dar ul aman 12 Court Of judicial Application Request for Release Naseem Bibi City District 5 Magistrate, Lahore. No.1778/2013 from Dar-ul-Aman Government 21 Tahira Lahore ####### 0 Shaheen Court of civil Dissolution of 12 &Family Judge F.Suit No Naseema Muhammad Marriage by Way of 7/9/2013 Raheela 6 &J.M. south at ____/2013 Bano Amin Khulla and karachi Maintenace 96

12 xxth Family Judge F.Suit No Naseen Abdul Dissolution of Mst Farida 5/8/2013 16 7 East at karachi 533/2013 Begum Waseem Marriage Hashmat

Recovery of Dower Court of civil 12 Family suit Nasira Muhammad Amount Dowry &Family Judge 8 No.1199/2013 Batool Annis Articles and Zulfiqar south at karachi Maintenance Ali Recovery of Dower Court of civil 12 Family suit Nasira Muhammad Amount Dowry &Family Judge /9/2013 9 No.1199/2013 Batool Annis Articles and Zulfiqar south at karachi Maintenance Ali Court of VIII civil Dissolution of 13 F.Suit No Muhammad &Family Judge Nasreen Marriage By Way of 17/8/2013 35 Shumaila 0 1379/2013 Amir East at karachi Khulla Application U/S 372 Succession of the Succession Act 13 Court Of District 15 Amna Appl: Nasreen bibi General Public 1925 For Grant of ####### 1 Judge, Quetta 3 Hashmi No____/2013 Succession Certificate Dissolution of Marriage and Gold Arnaments,Recovery 13 of Dower 2 Senior Civil Judge/ Amount,Recovery of Family Court, F.Suit Dowery Articles and 15 Sabiha Peshawer No___/2013 Nasreen Bibi Alam Sher Maintenace. ######### 8 Iqbal Dissolution of Court of __ civil 13 F.Suit No Muhammad Marriage by Way of Parveen &Family Judge Nasreen Jan 21/8/13 51 3 ____/2013 zafeer Khulla and Recovery Parveez Central at karachi of Maintenace Dissolution of Marriage by Way of Court of Ist Family 13 F.Suit Naveen Khulla and 22 Judge (central) at Rehan Ahmed 20/12/2013 4 No.1612/2013 Shahid Maintenance and 3 karachi Recovery of Dowery Abdul Articles Hadi Application U/S 372 of the Succession Act 13 Court Of District Application 12 Naz Bibi Generl Public 1925 For Grant of 20/9/2013 5 Judge, Quetta No.___/2013 3 Succession Kam Bibi Certificate Khilji Court of II Family Dissolution of 13 F.Suit No. Judge (West) at Nazia Adnan Marriage by Way of 6 962/2013 17 Abdul karachi Khulla 20/11/2013 6 Hadi

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Superintenden t Dar ul aman 13 Court Of judicial Application Request for Release Nazia Akber City District Uzma 7 Magistrate, Lahore. No.1742/2013 from Dar-ul-Aman Government 20 Rehman Lahore 30/11/2013 2 Awan For Maintenance & 1st Family Abdul 13 Family suit Nazia Bibi Dissolution of Judge(Central) Mr. Abdullah 28/08/2013 72 Hadi 8 No.865/2013 and anothers Marriage By Way of Karachi Advocate Khula Dissolution of Court of Xth 13 F.Suit No Muhammad Marriage &Recovery Maheen Family Judge West Nighat 19/08/2013 38 9 897/2013 Khalid of Dowry Articles Ansari at karachi Maintenace Recovery of Court Of Senior Dowery Articles, Nousheen 14 Civil Judge/ F.Suit No Muhammad 11 Nomaana Dowery Amount, 16-09-2013 Ahmed & 0 Familyt Judge, ____/2013 Amir 5 Recovery and Zohra Peshawer Maintenance G Application Under Court (Viii )of 14 &WApplicatio Noman Section 25 of the Family Judge (East) Sana Sarfaraz 1 n Rashid Guardians and Wards 17 Abdul at karachi No.1893/2013 Act,1890 21/11/2013 9 Hadi Petition Under Home Article 199 of 14 The High Court of C.P. Noor Secreaty, I.G, Constitution of Islam 30/08/2013 76 Nahid Naz 2 Sindh at Karachi No.844/2013 Khatoon DIG,. DSP Republic of Pakistan 1973 Court of VIIth Application Under Ejaz Qamber 14 Guardian G & W App. Noor-un- section 8, 28,&29 Abro and /9/2013 3 Judge(west) at No. 842/2013 nisa Guardian & ward Zulfiqar Others karachi act,1890, Ali Dissolution of Marriage , Recovery of Dowery Articles, Court Of Senior Dowery Amount, 14 Civil Judge/ F.Suit No Nouseen Mustafa 11 Recovery of Past 16-09-2013 4 Familyt Judge, ____/2013 chaman Ismail 6 Maintenance, Peshawer Maintenance Allowance and Gold Ambereen Arnaments Gulzar Court of XXth Suit for Maintenace 14 F.Suit No Omme Maheen Family Judge East Yousuf Khan as Recovery of 20/08/2013 40 5 1001/2013 Salma Ansari at karachi Delivery Expenses Superintenden t Dar ul aman 14 Court Of judicial Application Parveen Bibi City District 6 Magistrate, Lahore. No.___/2013 Government Sending of Perveen 21 Tahira Lahore Bibi To Dar-ul-Aman ####### 2 Shaheen

14 Court Of judicial Application Parveen Bibi The State 7 Magistrate, Lahore. No.___/2013 Sending of Perveen Tahira Bibi To Dar-ul-Aman Lahore 1 Shaheen Petition Under Province of Article 199 of 14 the High Courtod C.P.D Perveen Riffat Sindh & Constitution of Islam ####### 8 Sindh at Karachi NO.850/2013 Lashari Kollachi others Republic of Pakistan 11 1973 1 Civil & Family 14 F.Suit No M. Tariq Dissolution of Farida Judge Southat Qurat-Ul-ain 3/8/2013 15 9 1318/2013 Warsi Marriage Hashmat karachi Petition Under Home Article 199 of 15 The High Court of C.P. No.S- Qurat-ulane Secreaty, I.G, Constitution of Islam 31/08/2013 78 Nahid Naz 0 Sindh at Karachi 497/2013 DIG,. DSP Republic of Pakistan 1973 Dissolution of 15 Senior Civil Judge, F.Suit Raheela Hafiz Javaid Marriage by Way of 1 Lahore No___/2013 Ashraf Nazir Khulla and Recovery Tahira of Dowery Articles Lahore 5 Shaheen 221

Court Of District Dissolution of Ghulam 15 F.Suit No Jahanzaib 13 Judge, Familyt Raisa Marriage by Way of 27/9/2013 Muhamma 2 ____/2013 satakzai 7 Judge,Quetta Khulla d Recovery of Dowery Articles, Dowery 15 Senior Civil Judge/ Amount, and 3 Family Court, F.Suit Recovery of Past & 15 Sabiha Peshawer No___/2013 Rani Abreen Sher Alam Future Maintenance, ######### 7 Iqbal District & Sessions 15 HCP Habeas Corous Judge south at Raseeda Riwan 4 No.1257/2013 Petition U/s 491 17 Abdul karachi CR.P.C 21/11/2013 8 Hadi Senior Civil Judge/ Dissolution of 15 F.Suit Rashid Shakeel 21 Family Marriage by Way of 5 No___/2013 Anjum Ahmed 4 Sobia Judge,Lahore Khulla ####### Qadir Butt General Public Mst 15 District Judge Rashida Succession Civil Suit and District 6/8/2013 19 Sumaira 6 Quetta Khanum Certificate Manager Umer Court of VIIth Dissolution of 15 F.Suit No Ghulam 11 Riffat Family Judge malir Razia Marriage by Way of 13/9/2013 7 ____/2013 Hussain 3 Kollachi at karachi Khulla

15 8 Senior Civil Judge, Razia and Sabiha Peshawer Dilshad Ghulam Jaan Peshawer Iqbal Recovery of Dower 15 Family Judge F .suit Razia Khurram Amount Dowry Qamar un 7/8/2013 22 9 Quetta No12/2013 Yousaf Shazad Articles Maintenace nisa of Plaintiff and Minor Court of civil Dissolution of 16 F.Suit No Parveen &Family Judge Reena Noor Nabi Marriage by Way of 23/8/13 54 0 ____/2013 Parveez south at karachi Khulla 1st Civil Judge Rehman Abdul 16 /Family Family suit Naveen For Restitution of Ahmed Hadi 1 Judge(Central) No. 591/2013 Shahid Conjugal Rights Siddique Advocate Karach Guardian & Robeena 16 viith Family Judge Ward Application U/S Mst Farida Bibi &M Ali Mukhtair Ali 4/9/2013 88 2 Malir Karachi Application Guardian & Ward Hashmat Raza No.9/2013 Recovery of Past & Robina Future Maintenace 16 I Family Judge F.Suit No Mst Farida Murad & M. Azhar Iddat Period Delivery 6/8/2013 21 3 Central Karachi 1058/2013 Hashmat Baby Zunera Exp & medicals Charges Dissolution of Marriage, Dowery 16 Amount, and 4 Senior Civil Judge/ Recovery of Past & Family Judge, F.Suit Future Maintenance Sabiha Peshawer No___/2013 Roshan Bibi Zordas Khan Plaintiff and Minor. Peshawer 0 Iqbal Dissolution of Marriage, Dowery 16 Amount, and 5 Senior Civil Judge/ Recovery of Past & Family Judge, F.Suit Future Maintenance 16 Sabiha Peshawer No___/2013 Roshan Bibi Zordas Khan Plaintiff and Minor. Peshawer 1 Iqbal Recovery of Senior Civil Maintenance 16 Judge/With power F.Suit Rubina Mushtaq Allowance and 6 of Judge Family No___/2013 Kausar Ahmed Recovery of Dowery Tahira Court, Lahore Articles 25/11/2013 3 Shaheen Recovery of Senior Civil Maintenance 16 Judge/With power F.Suit Rubina Mushtaq Allowance and 7 of Judge Family No___/2013 Kausar Ahmed Recovery of Dowery 18 Tahira Court, Lahore Articles 25/11/2013 8 Shaheen 222

Recovery of Senior Civil Maintenance 16 Judge/With power F.Suit Rubina Mushtaq Allowance and 8 of Judge Family No___/2013 Kausar Ahmed Recovery of Dowery 18 Tahira Court, Lahore Articles 25/11/2013 8 Shaheen Dissolution of Marriage by Way of Court Of Khulla and Recovery 16 Family suit 12 Additional Familyt Saadia Rafiq Naveed Brohi of Dowery Articles, 21/9/2013 9 No.26/2013 5 Judge, Quetta Dowery Amount, and Maintenance Kam Bibi Allowance Khilji Grant of Khulla Court of Family 17 F.Suit No Recovery of Jahez 10 Sadia Judge south at Sadia Aftab Ahmed ####### 0 710/2013 Articles and 4 Saman karachi Maintenance Recovery of Haq Court Of Civil Mahar, Maintenance Ghulam 17 F.Suit No 13 Judge/Family Saima Zahid khan Allowance for Minor 27/9/2013 Muhamma 1 ____/2013 6 Judge, Quetta and Plaintiff, d Recovery Gold. Court of IIIrd Dissolution of 17 F.Suit No Muhammad Mst Family Judge Saima Marriage By Way of 17/8/2013 36 2 25/2013 farooq Shumaila Central at karachi Khulla Court of XIVth 17 F.Suit Saima 22 Family Judge Sunny Suit for Maintenace 30/12/2013 3 No.1238/2013 Gulzar 5 Abdul (central) at karachi Hadi Maintenance Senior Civil Judge/ 17 F.Suit Saima Muhammad Allowance and 16 Judge Family 19/11/2013 4 No___/2013 Jabeen Bilal Recovery of Medical 9 Court, Lahore Expenses Falak Sher Superintenden t Dar ul aman 17 Court Of judicial Application Request for Release Saima Kiran City District Uzma 5 Magistrate, Lahore. No.1744/2013 from Dar-ul-Aman Government 20 Rehman Lahore ####### 4 Awan Dissolution of Mst 17 Senior Civil Judge F.Suit No Saima M. Imran Marriage Recovery of ####### 25 Shamim 6 Peshawer ____/2013 Naseeb Khan Dower Amount Sabra Mst 17 Family Judge F .suit Skindar Dissolution of Saira bibi 5/8/2013 18 Sumaira 7 Quetta No___/2013 Longove Marriage Umer Recovery of Dowery Articles, Dowery Amount,Recovery of Befor the Court Of 17 F.Suit No Past & Future 14 Familyt Judge, Sajida Liaqat Shah ####### 8 ____/2013 Maintenance ,and, 5 Peshawer Maintenance Allowance and Gold Arshad Arnaments Jamal Senior Civil Judge/ 17 power of Judge Petition No. Ishaq & Uzma Sajida Bibi 9 Family Court, ___/2013 Sardar Application U/S 22A 19 Rehman Lahore And 22B Cr.P.C 26/11/2013 2 Awan Senior Civil Judge/ 18 power of Judge Petition No. Ishaq & Uzma Sajida Bibi 0 Family Court, ___/2013 Sardar Application U/S 22A 19 Rehman Lahore And 22B Cr.P.C 26/11/2013 2 Awan Superintenden t Dar ul aman 18 Court Of judicial Application Request for Release Sajida Taj City District Uzma 1 Magistrate, Lahore. No.1747/2013 from Dar-ul-Aman Government 19 Rehman Lahore 27/11/2013 7 Awan Recovery of Dower Court of civil Amountss 18 F.Suit No Parveen &Family Judge Sameena Asad ullah ,Maintenance of 22/08/2013 53 2 ____/2013 Parveez Central at karachi Iddat Period and Maintenace of 223

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Application U/S 7/25 of the Guardian & 18 Court of Guardian Petition No. Sameera Umair 16 Ward act 1890 for 18/11/2013 3 Judge, Lahore ___/2013 Umair Mujahid 3 the Appointment of Afia Khan Guradian Durani Application U/S 7/25 of the Guardian & 18 Court of Guardian Petition No. Sami 16 Sumaira Nazir Ward act 1890 for 18/11/2013 4 Judge, Lahore ___/2013 Durrani 2 the Appointment of Afia Khan Guradian Durani Court Of judicial 18 Complaint Muhammad Complaint U/S 15 Amna Magistrate- I Samina ####### 5 No.____/2013 Anwar Lodhi 107/151 Cr.P.C 6 Hashmi /MFC, Quetta Senior Civil Judge/ Dissolution of 18 power of Judge F.Suit Muhammad Marriage and Samina Bibi 18/11/2013 6 Family Court, No___/2013 Afzal Recovery of 16 Huria Lahore Maintenance 4 Zulfiqar Superintenden t Dar ul aman 18 Court Of judicial Application Samina Request for Release City District Uzma 7 Magistrate, Lahore. No.1746/2013 Ibrahim from Dar-ul-Aman Government 19 Rehman Lahore 27/11/2013 8 Awan Suit for Dower Court of __ civil Amount,Recovery of 18 F.Suit No Sana Maheen &Family Judge Imran Saleem Dowery Articles and 20/08/2013 39 8 _____/2013 Mukhtar Ali Ansari Central at karachi Maintenace of Plaintiff and Minor 1st Civil Judge Family suit Dissolution of 18 /Family Mohammad 14 Abdul No. Sana Naz Marriage By Way of 30/9/2013 9 Judge(Central) Danish 3 Hadi 2218/2013 Khula Karach Senior Civil Judge/ 19 power of Judge F.Suit Sania Dissolution of 18 Zahid Akhter 0 Family Court, No.___/2013 Sarwar Marriage 6 Fatima Lahore 23/11/2013 Khuwaja Senior Civil Judge/ 19 power of Judge F.Suit Sania Suit for Recovery of Zahid Akhter 1 Family Court, No.56/2013 Sarwar Maintenance 18 Fatima Lahore 22/11/2013 7 Khuwaja Dissolution of Court of III Family 19 F.Suit No. Sarah Marriage by Way of Judge (East) at Junaid Sohail 2 1750/2013 Ibrahim Khulla and 18 Abdul karachi Maintenance 22/11/2013 2 Hadi Dissolution of Marriage, Dowery 19 Amount, Recovery of Dowery Articles,and 3 Recovery of Past & Civil Judge/ Family F.Suit Muhammad Future Maintenance 15 Sabiha Court, Peshawer No___/2013 Seema Bibi Ashraf Plaintiff and Minor. Peshawer 9 Iqbal ___ Family Dissolution of Abdul 19 F.Suit Shabanan 18 Judge(Central) Shoukat Ali Marriage By Way of 21/11/2013 Hadi 4 No.439/2013 Kausar 0 Karachi Khula Advocate 19 Senior Civil Judge, Civil Suit Shagufta Public At 18 Fatima 5 Lahore No.___/2013 Aslam large Suit for Declaration 23/11/2013 4 Khuwaja Superintenden t Dar ul aman 19 Court Of judicial Application Shahida Request for Release City District Uzma 6 Magistrate, Lahore. No.1745/2013 Saddiqiu from Dar-ul-Aman Government 19 Rehman Lahore 29/11/2013 9 Awan Senior Civil Judge/ Dissolution of 19 power of Judge F.Suit Shahina Muhammad 17 Marriage by Way of 7 Family Court, No___/2013 Parveen Nazir 1 Sobia Khulla Lahore 19/11/2011 Qadir Butt

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19 Court Of Familyt Civil Suit Muhammad Suit For Jactitation of 12 Shazia 21/9/2013 8 Judge, Quetta No.___/2013 Aslam Marriage 6 Kam Bibi Khilji Dissolution of Marriage by Way of Court of Ist Family 19 F.Suit Muhammad Khulla, dower Judge (west) at Shazia 9 No.1005/2013 Shafiq amount and karachi Recovery of Dowery 22 Abdul Articles 21/12/2013 4 Hadi Maintenance and Court of V Family 20 F.Suit Dissolution of 22 Judge (West) at Shazia Shoukat Ali 31/12/2013 0 No.1778/2013 Marriage by Way of 6 Abdul karachi Khulla Hadi Superintenden t Dar ul aman 20 Court Of judicial Application Shazia Request for Release City District Uzma 1 Magistrate, Lahore. No.1739/2013 Khurseed from Dar-ul-Aman Government 20 Rehman Lahore ####### 5 Awan Superintenden t Dar ul aman Sending to Dar-ul- 20 Court Of judicial Application Shazia City District Aman for Protection Uzma 9 Magistrate, Lahore. No.___/2013 Khurseed Government of Life 20 Rehman Lahore ####### 7 Awan Court of VIIIth Dissolution of 21 Shazia Attaullah 10 Sadia Family Judge at Marriage by Way of 9/9/2013 0 Parveen Niazi 3 Saman karachi F.S No. Khulla 1721/2013 Dissolution of Court of civil 21 F.Suit No Shehnaz Muhammad Marriage by Way of &Family Judge 6/9/2013 93 Raheela 1 ____/2013 Basheer Yameen Khulla and East at karachi Maintenace Court of IInd 21 F.Suit No Shehnila Muhammad Recovery of Mehar-un- &Family Judge 28/08/2013 68 2 .261/2013 Naz Faisal Shaikh Maintenance nisa Central at karachi Recovery of Past & Future Maintenance 21 Court Of Familyt F.Suit No Iddat Period,and 12 Sofia Amber Yaqoob Shah 24/9/2013 3 Judge, Quetta ____/2013 Recovery of Dowery 8 Articles, Dowery Farzana Amount, Khiliji Dissolution of Marriage by Way of Court of VIII 21 F.Suit Sofia Khulla and Family Judge (East) Faisal Pervaiz 4 No.2673/2013 Sarfaraz Maintenance and at karachi Recovery of Dowery Abdul Articles Hadi Dissolution of Court of civil 21 F.Suit No Sonia Muhammad Marriage by Way of Parveen &Family Judge 22/08/2013 52 5 ____/2013 Khatoon Arif Khulla and Recovery Parveez West at karachi of Maintenace

21 Court Of Familyt F.Suit No Waheed Recovery of 12 Suneeta 23/9/2013 6 Judge, Quetta ____/2013 Younas Maintenace 7 Farzana Khiliji

21 Court of Application Application U/S 200 16 Suraiya Bibi The SHO 16/11/2013 7 Magistrate, Lahore No.___/2013 Cr.P.C and Offence 8 U/S 506 PPC. Falak Sher Petition U/S 22A And 22B Cr.P.C for restraing the Court of Learned responding from 21 Petition No. SHO & shah 16 Session Judge Surria Bibi Causing any kind of 16/11/2013 8 ___/2013 Muhammad 6 Lahore illegal harassment and humiliation towaeds the petitioner and her husband Falak Sher 225

Court of Ist Civil 22 Family suit Syed asad Syed Turab Suit for Restitution of 11 Riffat &Family Judge ####### 0 No.922/2013 Ali Zaidi fatima Conjugal Rights 0 Kollachi Central at karachi Dissolution of Court of Ist Family Marriage by Way of 22 Family suit Tania Malik Judge Central at Khulla and Recovery 6/9/2013 95 Raheela 1 No.142/2013 Ahmed Mehfooz karachi of Dowery Articles and Maintenace 22 Court of Vth ADJ, Session Case The State Abdullah 2 (West) at karachi No.1002/2013 Application Under Abdul Section 493 CR.P.C. Karachi Hadi Senior Civil & 22 F .suit Uzma Mr. Adil Family Judge M.Aslam Interim Maintenace 16/8/2013 34 3 No___/2013 Dowrani Majeed Peshawer Application for Family Judge Mr Adil 22 Uzma M. Malik M. Restoration Custody /Guardian Judge F.Suit No 4/9/2013 89 Majeed 4 Rafi Usman Khan of Minor Guardian Peshawer Khan and Ward Act the Court of Senior Civil Judge With Uzma 22 F.Suit No Wajeeha Muhammad Recovery of The Power Of 20/08/2013 41 Rehman 5 ____/2013 Haroon Arif Maintenance Jugde Family Court Awan Lahore Dissolution of 22 Senior Civil Judge, F.Suit Muhammad Yasmin Bibi Marriage by Way of Tahira 6 Lahore No___/2013 Sadiq Khulla Lahore 4 Shaheen Suit for Declaration, Court of Senior Zahida cancelation, 22 Suit no. Arit Khan 11 civil Judge west at Perveen and possession,Mesne 19/9/2013 7 ____/2013 &others 9 karachi Others Profit, Injuncations Zulfiqar and Damges. Ali Suit for Grant of Court Of Senior Decree of Recovery 22 Civil Judge/ F.Suit No Muhammad 14 Zakia Bibi of Dowery Articles, ####### 8 Familyt Judge, ____/2013 Shah 6 and Recovery of Arshad Peshawer Dowery Amount, Jamal Zanab, Recovery of Dower 22 Civil & Family Dunya Mr. Affaf F.Suit No Aimaan & Amount Maintenace 3/9/2013 87 9 Judge Peshawer &Farman Ali Rehman M.Umar of Plaintiff and Minor Senior Civil Judge/ Dissolution of 23 power of Judge F.Suit Zareena 17 Sajjad Ali Marriage by Way of 0 Family Court, No___/2013 Kausar 5 Sobia Khulla Lahore 20/11/2013 Qadir Butt Zarina Bibi Application For 23 Sessions Judge iv Cr Case No __ Qamar un & Mumtaz The State Grant of pre Arrest 13/8/2013 27 1 Quetta /2013 nisa Bibi Bail Senior Civil Judge/ 23 power of Judge F.Suit Zarina Muhammad Maintanence 2 Family Court, No___/2013 Mansha Mansha 21 Zara Lahore ####### 9 Mukhtar Court Of judicial Ghulam 23 Offence U/S 337, 13 Magistrate, V Znobia Ilyas Faysal 28/9/2013 Muhamma 3 504, 506, 341, PPC. 9 Quetta d 23 In the Court of ADJ S.C. No. Zubaida Criminal case /9/2013 Zulfiqar 4 iv (wast) Karachi 1428/2013 Ali Superintenden Court Of t Dar ul aman Sending to Dar-ul- 23 Application Magistrate / District Zuhra Bibi City District Aman for Protection Uzma 5 No.___/2013 Court, Lahore. Government of Life 20 Rehman Lahore ####### 8 Awan

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SHELTERS

Contact Person Designation Phone City Province Asad Shoeb Manager Karachi Sindh Akber Ali Rana, Haji 021-35871200 Karachi Sindh Shabeer Ali Assistant 022-9240275 Hyderabad Sindh Director Assistant Mrs: Naseem Lieq 071-9310351 Sukkur Sindh Director Assistant Ms: Hafeeza 071-9310351 Larkana Sindh Director Mrs Bilqees Edhi Incharge 021-36801890 karachi Sindh Ms. Um-e-Akber, Ms. Incharge 021-36639191 karachi Sindh Jahan Ara Maddiha Incharge 021-36360025 karachi Sindh Mr: Ata Mohmmad Incharge 067-3363796 Vehari Panjab Mrs: Khalida Rafiq Incharge 041- 9239013 Faislabad Panjab Mrs: Ghulam Sughra Incharge 048-9239023 Sargodha Panjab Mrs: Misbah Rasheed Incharge 055-9200149 Gujranwala Panjab Ms: Shawer Fatima Incharge 061-9239203 Multan Panjab Ms: Saba Zehra Incharge 0604-690422 Rajun pur Panjab Ms: Bushra Incharge 042-7468403 Lahore Panjab Ms: Sahir Siddiqa Incharge 062-9239038 Bahawelpur Panjab Assistant Mrs: Naseem Lieq 071-9310351 Sukkur Director Sindh

BURN CENTRE

E-mail Address Designation Phone City Province 021-99215740 ,0900 [email protected] Incharge Karachi Sindh 111020

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LEGAL AID PROVIDERS

S.No. Institution Contact Person Designation City 1 Women Islamic Lawyers Forum Ms. Afshan Advocate Karachi 2 Rashida Mohammad Hussain Legal Officer Pawla Patel Karachi 3 Lhrla Zia Ahmed Awan President Karachi 4 Aghas Miss: Hina Jillani D.P.O Lahore 5 Sahil Miss: Sameera Advocate Lahore 6 War Against Rape Miss: Sidra Humayoun Advocate Lahore 7 Society For The Protection Rights Of Advocate Child Mr:Sajjad Cheema Lahore 8 Session Court Peshawer Sophia Noreen Advocate Peshawer 9 Private Advocate Mehmooda Gul Advocate Peshawer 10 Private Advocate1 Faiza Javed Advocate Peshawer 11 Private Advocate2 Hina Rukh Advocate Peshawer 12 Private Advocate3 Tariq Ihsan Advocate Peshawer 13 Private Advocate4 Faiza Rauf Advocate Peshawer 14 Private Advocate5 Tamkeen Qazi Advocate Peshawer 15 Private Advocate6 Roheeda Khan Advocate Peshawer 16 Private Advocate7 Abida Nureen Advocate Peshawer 17 Private Advocate8 Sayeda Alvina Shah Advocate Peshawer 18 Private Advocate9 Wajahat Hussain Mir Advocate Peshawer 19 Private Advocate10 Asma Gul Advocate Peshawer 20 Private Advocate11 Sabiha Iqbal Advocate Peshawer 21 Private Advocate12 Mohmmad Ali Shah Advocate Peshawer 22 Private Advocate13 Sadia Mehboob Advocate Peshawer 23 Private Advocate14 Mujeeb-Ur-Rahman Advocate Peshawer 24 Private Advocate15 Mubashir Manzoor Advocate Peshawer 25 Private Advocate16 Jaffer Ali Qazi Advocate Peshawer 26 Private Advocate17 Shamem Sabira Advocate Peshawer 27 Private Advocate18 Ambreen Gulzar Advocate Peshawer 28 Private Advocate19 Affaf Rehman Advocate Peshawer 229

29 Private Advocate20 Suriya Jabeen Advocate Peshawer 30 Private Advocate21 Parveen Akhter Advocate Peshawer 31 Private Advocate22 Muneer Agha Advocate Quetta 32 Private Advocate23 Arbab Gulzareen Khan Kasi Advocate Quetta 33 Private Advocate24 Bashir Ahmed Advocate Quetta 34 Private Advocate25 Shoaib Ahmed Mangle Advocate Quetta 35 Private Advocate26 Abdul Wahid Advocate Quetta 36 Private Advocate27 Imran Farooq Advocate Quetta 37 Private Advocate28 Khalida Tareen Advocate Quetta 38 Private Advocate29 Rukhsana Jaffar Advocate Quetta 39 Private Advocate30 Farzana Khilgi Advocate Quetta 40 Private Advocate31 Qamar-Un-Nissa Advocate Quetta 41 Private Advocate32 Jalila Hyder Advocate Quetta 42 Private Advocate33 Hina Noor Advocate Quetta 43 Private Advocate34 Faiza Asif Advocate Quetta 44 Private Advocate35 Sumaira Umer Advocate Quetta 45 Private Advocate36 Samina Gull Langove Advocate Quetta 46 Private Advocate37 Afshan Bano Advocate Quetta 47 Private Advocate38 Kam Bibi Khiligi Advocate Quetta 48 Private Advocate39 Rahima Rehman Advocate Quetta 49 Private Advocate40 Samina Ehsan Advocate Quetta 50 Private Advocate41 Zeba Hameed Advocate Quetta 51 Private Advocate42 Aisha Kakar Advocate Quetta 52 Private Advocate43 Nusrat Shaheen Advocate Quetta 53 Private Advocate44 Nida Habib Advocate Quetta 54 Private Advocate45 Samina Nasreen Advocate Quetta 55 Private Advocate46 Sabir Islam Advocate Quetta 56 Private Advocate47 Parveen Naz Advocate Karachi 57 Private Advocate48 Bushra Rehman Advocate Karachi 58 Private Advocate49 Abida Bibi Advocate Karachi 59 Private Advocate50 Saira Bano Advocate Karachi 230

60 Private Advocate51 Adeela Mazhar Advocate Karachi 61 Private Advocate52 Sayeda Saman Hyder Advocate Karachi 62 Private Advocate53 Shagufta Kanwal Advocate Karachi 63 Private Advocate54 Tahmina Advocate Karachi 64 Private Advocate55 Asma Rani Advocate Karachi 65 Private Advocate56 Sumaira Khan Advocate Karachi 66 Private Advocate57 Faqia Amin Advocate Karachi 67 Private Advocate58 Ayesha Khuram Advocate Karachi 68 Private Advocate59 Mehr-Un-Nissa Advocate Karachi 69 Private Advocate60 Laila Qadir Advocate Karachi 70 Private Advocate61 Naureen Kanwal Advocate Karachi 71 Private Advocate62 Faiza Kanwal Advocate Karachi 72 Private Advocate63 Rashid Anjum Advocate Karachi 73 Private Advocate64 Shumaila Advocate Karachi 74 Private Advocate65 Anila Ali Malik Advocate Karachi 75 Private Advocate66 Sehrina Rafiq Advocate Karachi 76 Private Advocate67 Shafina Muhammad Advocate Karachi 77 Private Advocate68 Tahira Sayani Advocate Karachi 78 Private Advocate69 Asma Siddiqi Advocate Karachi 79 Private Advocate70 Rubina Qadir Advocate Karachi 80 Private Advocate71 Fozia Israr Advocate Karachi 81 Private Advocate72 Samina Jalal Advocate Karachi 82 Private Advocate73 Maheen Ansari Advocate Karachi 83 Private Advocate74 Rubina Jatoi Advocate Karachi 84 Mubashira Muhmmad Advocate Private Advocate75 Haroon Karachi 85 Private Advocate76 Raheela Chowdry Advocate Karachi 86 Private Advocate77 Rubina K. Durani Advocate Karachi 87 Private Advocate78 Abida Gull Advocate Karachi 88 Private Advocate79 Miss Rana Advocate Karachi 89 Private Advocate80 Tabasum Hashmi Advocate Karachi 90 Private Advocate81 Ruqauia Rasool Bux Advocate Karachi 231

91 Private Advocate82 Sobia Ali Mohmmad Advocate Karachi 92 Private Advocate83 Sadia Khatoon Advocate Karachi 93 Private Advocate84 Parveen Akhter Advocate Karachi 94 Private Advocate85 Saba Zaidi Advocate Karachi 95 Private Advocate86 Seema Shamshad Advocate Karachi 96 Private Advocate87 Sadia Saman Advocate Karachi 97 Private Advocate88 Naheed Haider Advocate Karachi 98 Private Advocate89 Akbari Noor Sheikh Advocate Karachi 99 Private Advocate90 Sajida Tajmal Hussain Advocate Karachi 100 Private Advocate91 Sayeda Farhan Anjum Advocate Karachi 101 Private Advocate92 Tanseera Yaqoob Advocate Karachi 102 Private Advocate93 Abdullah Bhatti Advocate Karachi 103 Private Advocate94 Zulfiqar Ali Advocate Karachi 104 Private Advocate95 Miss Hina Kiran Advocate Karachi 105 Private Advocate96 Huma Farooq Advocate Karachi 106 Private Advocate97 Neelam Javed Advocate Karachi 107 Private Advocate98 Samina Rani Advocate Karachi 108 Private Advocate99 Saima Ashraf Advocate Karachi 109 Private Advocate100 Qamar Naz Advocate Karachi 110 Private Advocate101 Shazia Usman Advocate Karachi 111 Private Advocate102 Sara Bano Advocate Karachi 112 Private Advocate103 Humaira Shafiq Advocate Karachi 113 Private Advocate104 Fareeda Hashmat Advocate Karachi 114 Private Advocate105 Sehreena Rafiq Advocate Karachi 115 Private Advocate106 Noor Afshan Advocate Karachi 116 Private Advocate107 Noureen Naz Advocate Karachi 117 Private Advocate108 Ghazi Rehman Advocate Karachi 118 Private Advocate109 Zia Ahmed Awan Advocate Karachi 119 Private Advocate110 Sayed Itrat Hussain Rizvi Advocate Karachi 120 Private Advocate112 Abdul Hadi Advocate Karachi 121 Private Advocate113 Tariq Mehmood Bhatti Advocate Karachi 232

122 Private Advocate114 Aftab Yar Khan Advocate Karachi 123 Private Advocate115 Iqbal Ahmed Soomro Advocate Karachi 124 Private Advocate116 Durdana Tanveer Advocate Karachi 125 Private Advocate117 Ayesha Ashraf Advocate Karachi 126 Private Advocate118 Sadia Shamsuddin Advocate Karachi 127 Private Advocate119 Samia Bano Advocate Lahore 128 Private Advocate120 Falak Sher Advocate Lahore 129 Private Advocate121 Noshin Amber Bukhari Advocate Lahore 130 Private Advocate122 Shagufta Khan Advocate Lahore 131 Private Advocate123 Mehwish Waheed Advocate Lahore 132 Private Advocate124 Amna Ajmal Advocate Lahore 133 Private Advocate125 Uzma Rehan Awan Advocate Lahore 134 Private Advocate126 Muhmmad Shafiq Advocate Lahore 135 Private Advocate127 Saira Tufail Advocate Lahore 136 Private Advocate128 Huria Zulfiqar Advocate Lahore 137 Private Advocate129 Tahira Shaheen Dhilan Advocate Lahore 138 Private Advocate130 Tassawer Khanum Advocate Lahore 139 Private Advocate131 Sadia Saeed Advocate Lahore 140 Private Advocate132 Shakeela Akhter Rana Advocate Lahore 141 Private Advocate133 Javed Iqbal Advocate Lahore 142 Private Advocate134 Afia Khan Advocate Lahore 143 Private Advocate135 Ishba Cheema Advocate Lahore 144 Private Advocate136 Toshiba Hafeez Waraich Advocate Lahore 145 Associate Of Mr. Jahen Zab Khan Saira Bano Advocate Karachi 146 Zafar Iqbal Dutt & Associate Adeelah Mazhar Advocate Karachi 147 L.R.F Syeda Saman Haider Advocate Karachi 148 Jamshed Law Associate Shagufta Kanwal Advocate Karachi 149 Warsi Association Tahmina Advocate Karachi 150 Tahir Law Associates Sumaira Khan Advocate Karachi 151 Munir Law Associates Faiza Ali Advocate Karachi 152 W & Law Associates Anila Ali Malik Advocate Karachi 233

153 Rafiq Law Associates Sehrina Rafiq Advocate Advocate Karachi 154 Noor Lawyer Welfare Association Ruquia Rasool Bux Advocate Karachi 155 Noor Lawyer Welfare Association Sobia Ali Mohammad Advocate Karachi 156 Aftab Bano Rajput Law Associate Sadia Khatoon Advocate Karachi 157 Syed Shamshad & Company Parveen Akhtar Advocate Karachi 158 S.M. Akhtar Rizvi & Company Seema Shamshad Advocate Karachi 159 M.R Lakho Associates Sadia Saman Advocate Karachi 160 Ajmal Haider Advocate (Sr.) Naheed Haider Advocate Karachi 161 Farkhunda Jabeen Associates Sajida Tajjumal Hussain Advocate Karachi 162 Pawla Syeda Fareha Anjum Advocate Karachi 163 S.S Lawyers Associates Humaira Shafiq Advocate Karachi 164 Lhrla Tanseera Yaqoob Advocate Karachi 165 Gh Baloch & Co. Abdullah Bhatti Advocate Karachi 166 Abdul Rasheed & Company Hina Kiran Advocate Karachi 167 Ch. Law Associates Neelam Javaid Advocate Karachi 168 S.S Law Associates Samina Rani Advocate Karachi 169 U.S Law Associates Shazia Usman Advocate Karachi 170 Firm Name Name Of Lawyers-Lahore Advocate Lahore 171 Akbar Law Associates Sania Bano Advocate Lahore 172 Nagra Law Associates Falk Sher Advocate Lahore 173 Bukhari Law Chambers Nosheen Amber Bukhari Advocate Lahore 174 Khan Law Chamber Shagufta Khan Advocate Lahore 175 Sheikh Law Associates Mehwish Waheed Advocate Lahore

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Sr. Designa Provinc Institution Contact Person Phone City No tion e 021- I.G 1 99212653,992126 Sindh Sindh IG Sindh (Police) Javed Hayat Baloch 52 Karachi 021-99230884, 2 DIG Sindh DIG East (Police) Munair Ahmed Sheikh 99246108 Karachi DIG West 021-99246203, 3 DIG Sindh (Police) Mr. Javed Alam Odho 99246180 Karachi DIG South 4 DIG 021-99205670 Sindh (Police) Abdul Khaliq Sheikh Karachi Tpo Orangi Town 5 TPO 021-36655900 Sindh (Police) Mr. Ahmed Yaar Karachi Tpo Baldia Town 6 TPO 021-32812190 Sindh (Police) Mr. Shah Jahan Karachi Tpo Bin Qasim 7 TPO 021-32812190 Sindh Town (Police) Mr. Rao Anwar Karachi Tpo Jamshed 8 TPO 021-34300580 Sindh Town (Police) Mr. Asad Raza Karachi Tpo Site Town 9 TPO 021-32563777 Sindh (Police) Mr. Waqar Malang Karachi Tpo Shah Faisal 10 TPO 021-99248001-6 Sindh Town (Police) Mr. Zahid Hussain Shah Karachi Tpo Sadar Town 11 TPO 021-99207385 Sindh (Police) Mr. Irshad Ali Karachi Tpo Clifton 12 TPO 021-35888898, Sindh Town (Police) Mr. Saqib Sultan Khwaja Karachi Tpo Kiamarrhi 13 TPO 021-99263022 Sindh Town (Police) Mr. Tariq Mughul Karachi Tpo Korangi 14 TPO 021-35030481 Sindh Town (Police) Mr. Usman Ghani Siddiqi Karachi Tpo Gulshn-E- 15 Iqbal TPO 021-99230881-6 Sindh Town(Police) Mr. Captin Aasim Qaum Karachi 021- 16 Tpo Gadap TPO 34642971,346440 Sindh Town(Police) Mr. Rao Anwar 07 Karachi Tpo Liqatabad 021-99232064, 17 TPO Sindh Town (Police) Mr. Captin Aasim 99231382 Karachi 021- 18 Tpo Landhi TPO 35043626,350607 Sindh Town (Police) Mr. Abdul Qayoum 82 Karachi Tpo New Mr. Sayed Salman 19 TPO 021-36995222 Sindh Karachi Town Hussaini Karachi 235

(Police) Tpo Maleer Mr. Jan Mohhmad 20 021-35011711 Sindh Town (Police) Berhmani Karachi 21 PS Iqbal Markeet Muhammed Bashair SIO 021-36697090 Karachi Sindh 021-36658085 22 SIO Sindh PS Orangi Town Saeed Kareem 021-36652223 Karachi 23 PS Mominabad Gul Faraz SIO 021-36650061 Karachi Sindh 24 PS Peerabad Jameel Akhtar SIO 021-32084012 Karachi Sindh 25 PS Pakistan Bazar Faiz Ul Hussain SIO 021-36658300 Karachi Sindh Nazar Muhammed 021-35013970, 26 SIO Sindh PS Qaidabad Mangriyo 35013971 Karachi 27 PS Maleer City Shahid Mehmood SIO 021-34513032 Karachi Sindh 28 PS Malir Cant Assadullah Ansari SIO 021-99217431 Karachi Sindh Ps North 29 SIO 021-99217431 Sindh Nazimabad Naeem Karachi 30 Ps Noor Jahan Raja Olfat SIO 021-36639635 Karachi Sindh 31 Ps Tehmooria Nazair Quarashi SIO 021-36642266 Karachi Sindh 32 Ps Sir Sayed Mehmmod Khan SIO 021-36979610 Karachi Sindh 33 Ps New Karachi Ali Hydar SIO 021-36902323 Karachi Sindh Ps New Karachi 34 SIO 021-36972222 Sindh Industrial Mehmood Rajput Karachi Ps Khwaja 021-3649100, 35 SIO Sindh Ajmeer Nagri Ghulam Rasool Rajper 36902100 Karachi 36 PS Gabol Town Iltaf Hussain SIO 021-36924222 Karachi Sindh 37 PS Gulzar Hijri Chudery Aslam SIO 021-36319255 Karachi Sindh 38 PS Clifton Naeem Khan SIO 021-99250567 Karachi Sindh 39 PS Darakshan Mobeen SIO 021-99203433 Karachi Sindh 40 PS Gizri Ali Ahmed SIO 021-35891709 Karachi Sindh 41 PS Defence Abdul Salam SIO 021-35896880 Karachi Sindh 42 PS Boat Basin Naeem Khan SIO 021-35837199 Karachi Sindh 43 PS Frer Nazair Ahmeed SIO 021-99205665 Karachi Sindh SHO Iqbal 44 SHO 021-36697090 Sindh Markeet Tasdeeaiq Waris Karachi SHO Orangi 021-36658085 45 SHO Sindh Town Saleem Deen Sheikh 021-36652223 Karachi Saaaaho 46 SHO 021-36650061 Sindh Mominabad Ahmed Butt Karachi 236

47 SHO Peerabada Abdul Moheet SHO 021-32084012 Karachi Sindh SHO Pakistan 48 SHO 021-36658300 Sindh Bazar Parveez Gojar Karachi 49 SHO Baldia Parveez SHO 021-32574422 Karachi Sindh 021-32810286, 50 SHO Sindh SHO Mochko Saleem Afradi 021-3281056 Karachi 021-32812181, 51 SHO Sindh SHO Saeedabad Saghair Ahmed 02132814444 Karachi 021-35011711, 52 SHO Sindh SHO Bin Qasim Sharafat Ali 3501122 Karachi 53 Steel T0wn Khawaja Aslam SHO 021-99230590 Karachi Sindh 54 SHO Shah Lateef Faooq Satti SHO 021-35017958 Karachi Sindh SHO Ibrahim 55 SHO 021-35090066 Sindh Hedri Shaukat Ali Karachi 56 SHO Sukhan Rao Muhammed Rafeeq SHO 021-35080988 Karachi Sindh SHO 57 SHO 021-35896706 Sindh Mehmoodabad Ashfak Baloch Karachi SHO Baloch 58 SHO 021-34521393 Sindh Colony Ghazanfar Kazmi Karachi 59 SHO Brigade Javeed Sikandar SHO 021-92780002 Karachi Sindh 60 SHO Ferozabad Auranzaib Khatak SHO 021-34523222 Karachi Sindh 021-32562222, 61 SHO Sindh SHO Site A Aslam Baloch 32573322 Karachi 62 SHO Site B Sohail Khan SHO 021-35477941 Karachi Sindh 021-32572224, 63 SHO Sindh SHO Pak Colony Bilal Raza 32573131 Karachi Sho Shah Faisal 021-99248007, 64 SHO Sindh Colony Syyed Amjad Paveez 99248009 Karachi Khan Mohammed 65 SHO 021-34513500 Sindh SHO Alfalah Sheikh Karachi 66 SHO Airport Khalid Mehmood SHO 021-99218027 Karachi Sindh 67 SHO Maleer Cant Arshad Hussain Lagari SHO 021-99217431 Karachi Sindh 021-99215442, 68 SHO Sindh SHO Eid Gaah Aziz Sheikh 99215447 Karachi 69 SHO Kharadar Azam Khan SHO 021-99217143 Karachi Sindh 021-99217141, 70 SHO Sindh SHO Meethadar Yar Mohammed Rind 99217142 Karachi 71 SHO Preedy Nadeem Haydar SHO 021-99215504 Karachi Sindh SHO Artlary 021-99205662, 72 SHO Sindh Medan Ali Raza 99205684 Karachi 237

021-99215440, 73 SHO Sindh SHO Gardin Immdad Ali Khawja 99215514 Karachi 021-99215441, 74 SHO Sindh SHO Nabi Bux Aslam Parveez 99215438 Karachi 021-99215517, 75 SHO Sindh SHO Risala Waseem 99215506 Karachi 76 SHO Aram Bagh Munair Chandiyo SHO 021-99211314 Karachi Sindh 77 SHO City Court Sajjad Hussain SHO 021-99215686 Karachi Sindh SHO Women 78 SHO 021-99205660 Sindh Saddar Karachi 021-328542222. 79 SHO Sindh SHO Jekson Sabair Khan 99246165 Karachi 80 SHO Daks Sohail Ahmed Khan SHO 021-32851508 Karachi Sindh 021-99214553, 81 SHO Sindh SHO Kpt Irshad Inyyat Jatoaiy 99214554 Karachi 82 SHO Maripur Arif SHO 021-32351712 Karachi Sindh 021-32569433, 83 SHO Sindh SHO Shershah Ijaz Khawaja 32579866 Karachi SHO Awami 84 SHO 021-34529866 Sindh Colony Hateem Khan Marwat Karachi Sho Koranghi 021-35064774, 85 SHO Sindh Indus Area Tarique Raheem 35065555 Karachi SHO Zaman 02135065422- 86 SHO Sindh Town Maqsood Raza 35091381 Karachi 021-992437721, 87 SHO Sindh SHO Gulshan Irfan 99243858 Karachi SHO 021-99231381, 88 SHO Sindh Bahaderabad Irfam Asif 99231389 Karachi 021-99230883, 89 SHO Sindh SHO New Town Innam Hussaian 99230889 Karachi 021-99243358, 90 SHO Sindh SHO Aziz Bhatti Ghulam Hussain Pairzada 99243875 Karachi Sho Gulistan-E- 021-34617444, 91 SHO Sindh Joher Jameel Bangish 99218006 Karachi SHO Mubeena 92 SHO 021-34994792-793 Sindh Town Jamal Khan Karachi 93 SHO Sachal Ghulam Ahmed Sheikh SHO 021-34645936 Karachi Sindh 021- 94 SHO 34560033,345611 Sindh SHO Gadap Imtiyaz Naiazi 00 Karachi 95 SHO Sohrab Goth Shoaib Sheikh SHO 021-34642217 Karachi Sindh 96 SHO Surjani Ashfak Baloch SHO 021-36912221 Karachi Sindh

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97 SHO Manghopeer Ghulam Hussain Quaraiy SHO 021-36891116 Karachi Sindh Sho Gulshan-E- 98 SHO 021-36350006 Sindh Maumar Jhangair Mehar Karachi SHO Memon 99 SHO 021-34560997 Sindh Goth Rao Khlid Karachi 10 021-36362222, SHO Sindh 0 SHO Gulberg Chudriy Shahid 99246165-6 Karachi 10 021-3633996, SHO Sindh 1 SHO Aziabad Irfan Asif 36374840 Karachi 10 021-36323242, SHO Sindh 2 SHO Joherabad Rashid 36312222 Karachi 10 SHO 021-36348199 Sindh 3 SHO Samnabad Rizwwan Patail Karachi 10 Sho F.B SHO 021-36373055 Sindh 4 Industrial Area Arif Afridi Karachi 10 SHO Yousif SHO 021-99246172 Sindh 5 Plaza Abu Ammraio Karachi 10 Sho Liqatabad SHO 021-99231382 Sindh 6 Town Sajjad Ullah Hassan Karachi 10 SHO Super 021-99230875, SHO Sindh 7 Mareet Inzaar Alam 99230876 Karachi 10 Saleem Ullah Kahlid SHO 021-99246189, 90 Sindh 8 SHO Shareefabad Quarshi Karachi 10 SHO 021-36608822 Sindh 9 SHO Gul Bahar Shaukat Raza Karachi 11 SHO 021-36622222 Sindh 0 SHO Nazimabad Rao Ehsan Karachi 11 SHO 021-36622323 Sindh 1 SHO Riziviaya Hassan Hydair Karachi 11 SHO 021-99250567 Sindh 2 SHO Clifton Cansan Dain Karachi 11 SHO 021-99203433 Sindh 3 SHO Darakshan Zawar Hussain Karachi 11 SHO 021-35891709 Sindh 4 SHO Gizri Raja Tanvair Karachi 11 SHO 021-35896880 Sindh 5 SHO Defence Chudhri Irshad Karachi 11 SHO 021-35837199 Sindh 6 SHO Boat Basin Nasair Tanooli Karachi 11 SHO 021-99205665 Sindh 7 SHO Frere Pair Shabair Hydar Karachi 11 duty 021-992064346, Sindh 8 Police Control 99206435 officer 99206434 Karachi 11 Chairma 021-35682222 – Sindh 9 CPLC Ahmed Chinoy n 35683333 Karachi 239

12 D.P.O 074-9410412, D.P.O Sindh 0 Larkana(Police) Mr. Sain Rakhial Mirani 9410425 Larkana 12 D.P.O Shikarpure D.P.O 072-6920100 Sindh 1 (Police) Mr.Pervez Ahmed Janvi Shikarpur D.P.O Kamber Kamber 12 074-4211778, 074- Shahdad Kot D.P.O Shahdadk Sindh 2 4211875 (Police) Mr. Farukh Ali ot 12 D.P.O Kashmor D.P.O 072-2570905 Sindh 3 (Police) Mr. Umer Salamt Kashmore 12 D.P.O Sukkur D.P.O 071-9310560 Sindh 4 (Police) Mr.Sayed Peer Mohmmad Sukkur 12 D.P.O Ghotki D.P.O 0723-651001 Sindh 5 (Police) M.R Irfan Ali Baloch Ghotki 12 D.P.O Kherpur D.P.O Sindh 6 (Police) M.R Kherpur D.P.O 12 Nausheroferoz D.P.O 024-2448779, Naushero Sindh 7 (Police) Mr.Tariq Razzaq Dharejo Feroz 12 F.I.A Police Director 021-99203082. Sindh 8 Karachi Najam Mirza Crime 99203081 Karachi HEAD 12 Head Morar MORA 021-36697090 Sindh 9 Iqbal Markeet Nasir Loudhi R Karachi HEAD 13 Head Morar MORA 021-36650061 Sindh 0 Mominabad Nadir Khan R Karachi HEAD 13 Head Morar MORA 021- Sindh 1 Orangi Ghulam Abbas R Karachi HEAD 13 Head Morar MORA 021- Sindh 2 Peerabad Kalbay Abbas R Karachi HEAD 13 Head Morar MORA 021- Sindh 3 Pakistan Bazar Haroon Rasheed R Karachi HEAD 13 Head Morar MORA 021- Sindh 4 Baldia Town Zulfikar R Karachi HEAD 13 Head Morar MORA 021- Sindh 5 Mochko Naiz Hussain Ali R Karachi HEAD 13 Head Morar MORA 021- Sindh 6 Saeedabad Shafeeq Ahmed R Karachi 13 Head Morar Bin HEAD 021- Sindh 7 Qasim Mohammed Kahliq MORA Karachi 240

R HEAD 13 Head Morar Steel MORA 021- Sindh 8 Town Rasheed R Karachi HEAD 13 Head Morar Shah MORA 021- Sindh 9 Latif Town Tarique R Karachi HEAD 14 Head Morar MORA 021- Sindh 0 Ibrahim Hydri Anwar Sheikh R Karachi HEAD 14 Head Morar MORA 021- Sindh 1 Sukhan Mohammed Aazaeem R Karachi HEAD 14 Head Morar MORA 021- Sindh 2 Mehmoodabad Rana Asif R Karachi HEAD 14 Head Morar MORA 021 37051692 Sindh 3 Baloch Colony Sharafat R Karachi HEAD 14 Head Morar MORA 99215435 Sindh 4 Solider Bazar Tahir R Karachi HEAD 14 Head Morar MORA 02134527611 Sindh 5 Ferozabad Iqbal Mangi R Karachi HEAD 14 Head Morar MORA 021 32780002 Sindh 6 Briged Ali Saeed Ahmeed R Karachi HEAD 14 Head Morar MORA 021 Sindh 7 Jamshed Town Bahdur Ali R Karachi HEAD 14 Head Morar Site MORA 021- Sindh 8 A Anwar Khan R Karachi HEAD 14 Head Morar Site MORA 021- Sindh 9 B Shah Faisal R Karachi HEAD 15 Head Morar Pak MORA 021- Sindh 0 Colony Mokareem Shah R Karachi HEAD 15 Head Morar Shah MORA 021- Sindh 1 Faisal Nasir R Karachi 15 Head Morar HEAD 99248007 Sindh 2 Shahrae Faisal Nasir Loudhi MORA Karachi

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R HEAD 15 Head Morar MORA 021 34513500 Sindh 3 Alfallah Abdul Rehman R Karachi HEAD 15 Head Morar MORA 99248815 Sindh 4 Airport Mohammed Nawaz R Karachi HEAD 15 Head Morar MORA 99247431 Sindh 5 Maleer Cant Raja Tanvair R Karachi HEAD 15 Head Morar MORA 34513833 Sindh 6 Model Colony Ali Asghar R Karachi HEAD 15 Head Morar Eid MORA Sindh 7 Gaah Nadeem R Karachi HEAD 15 Head Morar MORA 99217144 Sindh 8 Kharadar Zulfikar Hussain R Karachi HEAD 15 Head Morar MORA 99215437 Sindh 9 Preedy Amjed R Karachi HEAD 16 Head Morar MORA 99205684 Sindh 0 Artlary Medan Ashfak R Karachi HEAD 16 Head Morar MORA 021- Sindh 1 Garden Asif Kayyani R Karachi HEAD 16 Head Morar Nabi MORA 99215504 Sindh 2 Bux Shafeek R Karachi HEAD 16 Head Morar MORA 021- Sindh 3 Raisala Shahid R Karachi HEAD 16 Head Morar MORA 021- Sindh 4 Aaram Bagh Rao Ijaz R Karachi HEAD 16 Head Morar City MORA 99215686 Sindh 5 Court Ali Asghar R Karachi HEAD 16 Head Morar MORA 021- Sindh 6 Saddar Arshad R Karachi 16 Head Morar HEAD 021- Sindh 7 Meetha Dar Ashraf MORA Karachi

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R HEAD 16 Head Morar MORA 021- Sindh 8 Fareer Sar Faraz R Karachi HEAD 16 Head Morar Civil MORA 99206209 Sindh 9 Line Chan Zaib R Karachi HEAD 17 Head Morar MORA 9925056718 Sindh 0 Clifton Nazair R Karachi HEAD 17 Head Morar MORA 35345100 Sindh 1 Darakshan Abdul Rauf R Karachi HEAD 17 MORA 35891709 Sindh 2 Head Morar Gizri Mohammed Sayyed R Karachi HEAD 17 Head Morar MORA 35382280 Sindh 3 Defence Ansar R Karachi HEAD 17 Head Morar Boat MORA 35837199 Sindh 4 Basin Zahair R Karachi HEAD 17 MORA 99205665 Sindh 5 Head Morar Ferer Ashfak R Karachi HEAD 17 Head Morar MORA 99263026 Sindh 6 Jeckson Hafeez R Karachi HEAD 17 Head Morar MORA 34853220 Sindh 7 Dacks Shair Bahadur R Karachi HEAD 17 MORA 99214553 Sindh 8 Head Morar Kpt Abdul Aziz R Karachi HEAD 17 Head Morar MORA 32353993 Sindh 9 Marhi Pur Zahair Shah R Karachi HEAD 18 Head Morar Sher MORA 32594455 Sindh 0 Shah Khalid Hussain R Karachi HEAD 18 Head Morar MORA 35070802 Sindh 1 Awami Colony Taswer Hayyat R Karachi 18 Head Morar HEAD 35065555 Sindh 2 Korangi Indus Mastan MORA Karachi

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Area R HEAD 18 Head Morar MORA 35091381 Sindh 3 Zaman Town Abdul Rasheed R Karachi HEAD 18 Head Morar Kala MORA 35484361 Sindh 4 Kot Khashif R Karachi HEAD 18 Head Morar Kia MORA 35053131 Sindh 5 New Arachis Javeed Ibraheem R Karachi HEAD 18 Head Morar MORA 021- Sindh 6 Gulshan Aslam Bhatti R Karachi HEAD 18 Head Morar MORA 021- Sindh 7 Bahadrabad Fayaz Ahmed R Karachi HEAD 18 Head Morar New MORA 021- Sindh 8 Town Fayaz R Karachi HEAD 18 Head Morar MORA 021- Sindh 9 Azizabad Naveed R Karachi HEAD 19 Head Morar MORA 021- Sindh 0 Gulstan-E-Joher Bashair R Karachi HEAD 19 Head Morar MORA 021- Sindh 1 Mobina Town Shah Nawaz R Karachi HEAD 19 Head Morar MORA 021- Sindh 2 Sachal Javeed R Karachi HEAD 19 Head Morar MORA 021- Sindh 3 Liqatabad Nasair Shaha R Karachi HEAD 19 Head Morar MORA 021- Sindh 4 Super Markeet Haddi Buksh R Karachi HEAD 19 Head Morar MORA 021- Sindh 5 Shareefabad Rashid Jamal R Karachi HEAD 19 Head Morar MORA 021- Sindh 6 Nazimabad Abdul Raheem R Karachi 19 Head Morar HEAD 021- Sindh 7 Rizvia Imran MORA Karachi

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Vernment Layari General Hospital SP 21 RAILW 021-99218234 Sindh 3 AY SP Railway Sindh Arshad Kamal Qayani SINDH Karachi 21 SHO ##### Sindh 4 SHO Samaro Azizullah Kherho Samaro 21 SHO ##### Sindh 5 SHO Umerkot Sufi Orangzeb Umer Kot 21 Thar SP 0238570741-2 Sindh 6 SP Ther Parker Riaz Soomro Parker 21 Thar SHO ##### Sindh 7 SHO Kanri Saud Chana Parker 21 Thar SHO ##### Sindh 8 SHO Mithi Allah Warayo Parker 21 Thar DPO Sindh 9 DPO Mithi Abid Qaimkhani Parker 22 DPO ##### Sindh 0 DPO Sangharh Abdullah Sheikh Sangharh 22 SHO Tando Tando SHO ##### Sindh 1 Adam Vijay Kumar Adam 22 Hyderaba SSP ##### Sindh 2 SSP Hyderabad Fareed Jan Serhadi d 22 Hyderaba DIG ##### Sindh 3 DIG Hyderabad Sanaullah Abbasi d 22 Shahdadk SP ##### Sindh 4 SP Shahdadkot Farukh Ali ot 22 SHO ##### Sindh 5 SHO Husainabad Ibrahim Pitafi 22 SHO ##### Sindh 6 SHO Pithoro Abdul Sattar Pithoro 22 DPO ##### Sindh 7 DPO Khairpur Aitizaz Hussain Khairpur 22 DIG ##### Sindh 8 DIG Sukkur Sukkur 22 DPO ##### Sindh 9 DPO Khairpur Irfan Mukhtar Bhutto Khairpur 23 Ahemed SHO ##### Sindh 0 SHO Ahmed Pur Abdul Hafeez Pur 23 SSP ##### Sindh 1 SSP Badin Fida Hussain Badin 23 Shahdadp DSP Sindh 2 DSP Shahdad Pur Yar Mohammed Rind ur 23 Nawabsha DPO Sindh 3 DHO Nawabshah Khalid Mustafa h 246

23 SHO ##### Sindh 4 SHO Kot Laloo Khadim Hussain Kot Laloo 23 SHO ##### Sindh 5 SHO Islam Kot Abdal Khan Islam Kot 23 Nawabsha SHO ##### Sindh 6 SHO Nawab Shah Abdul Raheem h 23 SHO ##### Sindh 7 SHO Kotri Mukhtiar Memon Jamshoro 23 SHO Sindh 8 SHO Kashmor Kashmor 23 DPO ##### Sindh 9 DPO Kashmor Umer Salamat Kashmor 24 SHO ##### Sindh 0 SHO Wagan Nadir Ali Larkana 24 Sho Thari Meer SHO ##### Sindh 1 Wah Ayaz Memon 24 SHO Sindh 2 SHO Meerpur Nawab Rind Meerpur 24 DPO ##### Sindh 3 DPO Thata Naeem Sheikh Thatta 24 DPO ##### Sindh 4 DPO Baksha Pur Umer Farooq Kashmor 24 Shahdadk SHO ##### Sindh 5 SHO Hamal Roshan Ali ot 24 F.I.A Police Director 042-9203682. Panjab 6 Lahore Crime 9203685 Lahor 24 D.P.O 0453-9200350 Panjab 7 DPO Bukkar Karachi 24 Bahawalp D.P.O 062-9250360-1 Panjab 8 DPO Bhawalpur ur 24 DPO Bahaweln D.P.O 063-9240053 Panjab 9 Bhawalnager agar 25 D.P.O 0543-543500 Panjab 0 DPO Chakwal Chakwal 25 D.P.O 064-9260100-1 Panjab 1 DPO D.G Khan D.G Khan 25 D.P.O 053-9260026 Panjab 2 DPO Gujrat Gujrat 25 D.P.O 0547-523337 Panjab 3 DPO Hafizabad Hafizabad 25 D.P.O 0544-9270042 Panjab 4 DPO Jjehlum Jehlum 25 D.P.O 047-9200444 Panjab 5 DPO Jhang Jhang 25 D.P.O 049-9250137 Panjab 6 DPO Kasur Kasur 247

25 D.P.O 065-9200173-5 Panjab 7 DPO Khanewal Khanewal 25 D.P.O 0454-720726 Panjab 8 DPO Khushab Khushub 25 D.P.O 0542-412800 Panjab 9 DPO Narowal Narowal 26 D.P.O 044-9200351 Panjab 0 Dpo Okarha Okarha 26 D.P.O 0457-374106 Panjab 1 Dpo Pakpatan Pakpatan Raheem 26 Dpo Raheem D.P.O 068-9230301 Yaar Panjab 2 Yaar Khan Khan 26 D.P.O 0604-689055 Panjab 3 DPO Rajan Pur Rajan Pur 26 D.P.O 040-9200051-2 Panjab 4 DPO Sahewal Sahewal 26 D.P.O 048-9230333-222 Panjab 5 DPO Sargodha Sargodha 26 Sheikhupo D.P.O 056-9200104 Panjab 6 DPO Sheikhupura ra 26 D.P.O 052-9250321-2 Panjab 7 DPO Sialkot Sialkot 26 Toba Tek D.P.O 046-2515905 Panjab 8 DPO Tek Singh Sigh 26 067-3363244, D.P.O Panjab 9 DPO Veharhi 3366828 Veharhi 27 DPO Chanab DPO 0476330016-8 Panjab 0 Nagar Shehzad Akber Chanab 27 SHO Chanab SHO Panjab 1 Nagar Chanab 27 DPO ##### Panjab 2 Dpo Gujrawala Ghulam Mehmood Gujrawala 27 DIG 0559200604-3 Panjab 3 DIG Gujrawala Ahmed Raza Tahir Gujrawala 27 F.I.A Police Director 091-9217801. KPK 4 Peshawer Crime 9217813 Peshawer 27 091- 9210084- IG KPK 5 IG Kpk Malik Naveed Khan 9210331 Peshawer 27 DPO 091-9210508 KPK 6 D.P.O Peshawer Peshawer 27 DPO 0939-99230109 KPK 7 D.P.O Mardan Mardan 27 DPO 0923-9220102 KPK 8 D.P.O Noshera Noshera

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27 DPO 091-9220063 KPK 9 D.P.O Charsada Charsada 28 DPO 0938-221399 KPK 0 D.P.O Sawabi Sawabi 28 DPO 0939-510470 KPK 1 D.P.O Boneer Boneer 28 DPO 0997-310036 KPK 2 D.P.O Buttgram Buttgram 28 DPO 0946-9240393-402 KPK 3 D.P.O Sawat Sawat 28 DPO 0928-9270038 KPK 4 D.P.O Banu Banu 28 DPO 0998-407004 KPK 5 D.P.O Kohistan Kohistan 28 DPO 0943-412077 KPK 6 D.P.O Chitral Chitral 28 DPO 0936-850015 KPK 7 D.P.O Shangla Shangla 28 DPO 0997-920106 KPK 8 D.P.O Mansehra Mansehra 28 Abbotaba DPO 0992-9310026 KPK 9 D.P.O Abbotabad d 29 DPO 0995-611291 KPK 0 D.P.O Harri Pur Harri Pur 29 DPO 0963510257 KPK 1 D.P.O Tank Tank 29 091-9213811 KPK 2 D.I.G Peshawer Peshawer 29 F.I.A Police Director 081-9202774. Balochis 3 Quetta Mr. S.M. Shujat Ali Crime 9202285 Quetta tan 29 I.G Balochis 081-9201338 4 Ig Office Quetta Mr. Ghalib Quetta Quetta tan 29 0833-9230132, Balochis DPO 5 D.P.O Sibi 9230130 Sibi tan 29 0838-510089, Balochis DPO 6 D.P.O Jafferabad 510089 Jafferabad tan 29 0837-430186, Jhal Balochis DPO 7 D.P.O Jhal Magsi 430245 Magsi tan 29 0848-412372, Balochis DPO 8 D.P.O Khuzdar 412369 Khuzdar tan 29 0844-210519, Balochis DPO 9 D.P.O Kalat 210504 Kalat tan 30 0843-895888, Balochis DPO 0 D.P.O Mastung 895720 Mastung tan 30 0853-610264, Balochis DPO 1 D.P.O Lasbella 610265 Lasbella tan 249

30 0856-511202, Balochis DPO 2 D.P.O Awran 511207 Awran tan 30 0824-410604, Balochis DPO 3 D.P.O Loralai 661222 Loralai tan 30 0829-667088, Balochis DPO 4 D.P.O Kohlu 667077 Kohlu tan 30 0829-668251, Balochis DPO 5 D.P.O Barkhan 688022.3 Bakhran tan 30 0833-560350, Balochis DPO 6 D.P.O Ziarat 560335 Ziarat tan 30 0833-520052, Balochis DPO 7 D.P.O Harnai 520082 Harnai tan 30 Balochis DIG ##### 8 Dig Mirpur Khas Ghulam Hyder Jamali tan 30 Balochis SHO ##### 9 SHO Talhar Badar tan 31 Balochis SHO ##### 0 SHO Matiyari Khuda Bux tan

31 SHO 074-445830 Sindh 1 SHOWomen Ps Larkana Zareena Baloch Larkana Sr. Designa No Institution Contact Person Phone tion . F.I.A Police Director 021-99203082. 1 Karachi Najam Mirza Crime 99203081 F.I.A Police Director 042-9203682. 2 Lahore Crime 9203685 F.I.A Police Director 091-9217801. 3 Peshawer Crime 9217813 F.I.A Police Director 081-9202774. 4 Quetta Mr. S.M. Shujat Ali Crime 9202285

5 Dd Crime 9203076 9071233/90711 6 Ad Immigration 54

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S.No Institution Contact Person Phone Cell City . Al-Hamd Islamic

1 University 92-81-2451342 Quetta AlHamd Islamic University 92 81 2451342-

2 Quetta 3,2451362-3 Quetta All Pakistan Women Mrs. Mehar 021-32212991 – Karachi 3 Association Kermani 32225854 Allama Iqbal Open

4 University - (AIOU) 92-81-2674398 Quetta Awaz Institute of Media

5 Science noreen 34331315-8 6 Bahria University raza abbas 111111028 Balochistan University of

7 Information Technology 92-81-111717111 Quetta 8 Biztek University ambreen 03458090993 Buraq Institute of Higher Fakhr Alam 0300- Peshawa 9 education 858838 r Fazal Haq

10 CAMS Director 34538218 / 34523158 Centre of Arts and Coultural activities Sir 11 Syed University College of Physicians &

12 Surgeons of Pakistan 92-81-9202424 Quetta College of Physicians & Surgeons of Pakistan

13 (CPSP) 081-9202424 Quetta Dawood University of 92 21 9923 Engineering & Technology Ghulam. 1195/96/97/98 Ext: khi 14 Karachi. Shabbir Bugio 251' DHA Degree College For khi 15 Women, (021) 35841670 Shahab azam khi 17 Fast University academics (021) 111-128-128 Federal Urdu University Dr. Sajid Gulshan Department of 3E+09 Jahangir 18 Chemistry khi Federal Urdu University Dr. Toseef MC ahmed khan/Dr. 19 Sajid Jahangir 03152405956 khi Federal Urdu University Dr. Naheed

20 SW Abrar khi GCU Rovers club Dr Mohsin 3E+09 21 lhr 251

Government MAO College Prof Zafar Jamal 3E+09 22 lhr 23 Govt. Degree College, Bela 92-8288 225 Qta Greenwich University Ms. Lubna 24 0332-3109880 khi Shaheed-e-Millat-Degree- khi 26 College-for-Women 9246053 92-21-36440017, Vice Chancellor 36440030 - Ext. 310, khi 27 Hamdard University Office/ registrar 311 Home economics college Ms Nabahat Peshawa 919216682 28 r 29 IBA ahsan Saeed MC-38104700 khi 30 Indus University Saba Khan 34801430-35 ext 127 khi Indus Valley of Arts 111-111-487 / (0336- khi 31 Umair Saeed 2426681-87) INSPYRE by Habib khi 32 Foundation mahpara zaidi 4114922-3, ext: 103 Institute of Comm and farah khi 33 Media Studies 35305474 Iqra National University Ms Maryam 111- Peshawa 34 111-468 r Wamiq/ Mr. khi 35 Iqra University Hammad Saeed 111-264-264 36 Iqra University Quetta 92-51-111-264-264 Quetta Journalism Department Shahjahan Peshawa 919216833 37 r Karachi Govt. College for khi 38 Women 0333- karachi Health & Social Ms. Shagufta 021-36652297 226819 khi Development Association Naqvi 39 8 40 Karachi School of Arts Javed/ HOAD 34984167 / 3497 6621 khi mansoor mughal Karachi School Of Textile (head of khi

41 And Fashion Design admin)_ 34551040, 34551465 Karachi University Debate khi 42 Counselor KASB Institute of Hamza Khalil 021-34314970-3 Ext: khi 43 Technology Chaudhry 347/346 KASBIT Intitute of Anjuman 111-KASBIT (527248) Technology. or (92)-(021)- khi 44 34314970-73 Khyber Medical College 9216208 45 psw KU Mass Communication Mr. yasir razi/Dr. Tahir khi 46 masood 03453164730 252

KU Psycology Ms. Rubina Feroze FP: khi 47 Qudsia Tariq KU Social Work Dr. Sakina Riaz khi 48 /Dr. Shama 03332192388 KU Women study Ms Asma (CP) 49 khi Lahore College University Mrs Madiha 3E+09 50 for Women Nadeem lhr Liaquat College of khi 51 Medicine and Dentistry Amir Shoro Library Science Hamid Rehman 3E+09 psw 52 Department Lyari Community Abdul Rahim 021-32521687 Karachi 53 Development Mousvi Lyceum School Noreen Fatima 03007063531/ Karachi 54 35821741 ext 142 0320- Ms. Tasleem Meharban Welfare Trust 021-36662469 401617 Karachi Bano 55 3 56 Minister IT Raza Haroon Karachi 57 Minister Youth affairs Faisal Karachi Mohammad Ali Jinnah Prof Asif Naji Karachi 58 University (MAJU) (student advisor) 03333194620 59 NED Regtistrar 92-21) 99261261-8 Karachi NUML University 3E+08 Peshawa 60 r Pakistan Girl Guide Miss Madiha 4E+09

61 Association PGGA Lahore 62 Pakistan Youth Foundation khi PCSIR, Precision System

63 Training Centre 081-460636 qta Peshawar University Dr Jamal 64 3E+09 psw Peshawar University Ms Palwasha 3E+09 psw 65 Psychology Department Political Science 9216701 psw 66 Department Preston University 5845540-2 67 psw 92-81 - 839098,

68 Preston University Quetta 826561 Qta Progressive Young Girls Admin Officer 3E+09

69 Group lhr Quaid e Azam Collage Gari Ch Ashraf 4E+09

70 Shah lhr Quetta Institute Of Medical 92-81-2833649 71 Sciences Qta

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Qurtaba University 72 ########### psw Sir Syed University of 0308- Engineering & Technology Arsalan Saeed 270017 73 7 khi St. Joseph's Govt. College khi 74 for Women (Women) rohi Students Welfare Society 3E+09 75 GCU Dr. Sajid Naqvi lhr SZABIST University 0343- Ms. Sanna 233822 psw Navid 76 7 The Command and Staff

77 College 081-24923636 Qta Trinity College 78 Mr. Zul Mustain 021 35674276 3E+09 khi 92-81-9211268 79 University of Balochistan Qta University of the Punjab Dr Rukhsana 3E+09

80 Gender Studies Dept kosar lhr University of the Punjab Riffat Munawar 4E+09

81 Mass Communication Dept lhr University of the Punjab Ahsan Akhtar 4E+09

82 Psychology Dept lhr University of the Punjab Miss Ayesha 4E+09

83 Sociolgy Dept lhr Women Skill Development 021- 32521687, Sabiha shah khi 84 Project 3249576

EMERGENCY SERVICES

Institution Category Phone City Province Ambulance 021-32413232, Edhi Head Office Karachi Sindh services 32413158 Ambulance Edhi Embulance 115 Karachi Sindh services Ambulance 021-32225284- Fatmin Foundation Karachi Sindh services 32258656 Ambulance 021-32250500- St.John Ambulance Karachi Sindh services 32250600 Ambulance 021-35836275 / Red Crescent Ambulance Karachi Sindh services 35830376 Ambulance Al-Mustafa Welfare 021-34820101-7 Karachi Sindh services Ambulance Alamgeer Wefare Trust 021-34852055-60 Karachi Sindh services Ambulance 1020 / 111-111- Chippa Ambulance Karachi Sindh services 134 254

Ambulance Aman Ambulance 1021 Karachi Sindh services Fire Fire Emergency 16 Karachi Sindh Fighting Fire Chief Fire Office Kmc 021-99216290 Karachi Sindh Fighting Fire 021-99215007, Centeral Fire Station Karachi Sindh Fighting 99215008 Fire 021-37724891, Central Station Karachi Sindh Fighting 37724892 Fire Baldia Town Fire Station 021-32562245 Karachi Sindh Fighting Fire Fire Station Pia 021-99246268 Karachi Sindh Fighting Fire 021-34934881, Gas Fire Station Karachi Sindh Fighting 34934882 Fire 021-99263344- Kpt Fire Station Kiamarhi Karachi Sindh Fighting 99263355 Fire Kpt Fire Station Tpx 021- 32413968 Karachi Sindh Fighting Kpt Fire Station West Fire 021-32314488 Karachi Sindh Warf Fighting Fire Kpt Fire Station Op-L 021-38516841 Karachi Sindh Fighting Fire 021-35015888, Landhi Fire Station Karachi Sindh Fighting 35014396 Fire Liyari Fire Station 021-32527521 Karachi Sindh Fighting Manzoor Colony Fire Fire 021-35804094 Karachi Sindh Station Fighting Fire 021-36649983, Nazimabad Fire Station Karachi Sindh Fighting 3620778 Fire New Karachi Fire Station 021-36974020 Karachi Sindh Fighting Fire 021-36651222, Orangi Fire Station Karachi Sindh Fighting 36650515 Fire Saddar Fire Station 021-32257960 Karachi Sindh Fighting Fire Shah Faisal Fire Station 021-99239112 Karachi Sindh Fighting Fire 021-32562245 - Site Fire Station Karachi Sindh Fighting 32562243 Fire Sohrab Goth Fire Station 021-36365353 Karachi Sindh Fighting Blood Head Morar Karachi Sindh Bank 255

Blood Transfusion Blood Authority Government Of 021-9215091-2 Karachi Sindh Bank Sindh Blood Hussaini Blood Bank 021-32238405-8 Karachi Sindh Bank Blood 021-32225284, Fatmin Blood Bank Karachi Sindh Bank 32253323 Sada Child Specialist Blood 021-35657633- Karachi Sindh Welfare Foundation Bank 99201261 Ambulance KKF 021-1090 Karachi Sindh services

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Case Study #1

On 19th July 2013, 40 years old woman X, resident of Y, visited Madadgaar National Helpline for assistance.

She informed that she got married to Mohammad Nawaz in 2010, she was widow with three kids at the time of second marriage Nawaz who had a wife but no kids approach her parent and gave guarantee to provide protection and care to her and children.

After marriage he did not pay attention to her and spend most of the time with his first wife. One day her brother in law Abdul Khalid sexually assault her all the family members gathered in the room. Her husband instructed Shabana to remain silent but she informed her parents about the incident.

One day her nephew Faheem Gopang came to meet her and left in the evening the next day her in-laws blamed her with illegal relation with Faheem and state that he stayed overnight with her, which was an allegation as that day Faheem was on his night duty.

The in-laws shabana declared her Kari with Faheem and tried to kill her. She escaped from there but Mohammad Nawaz took hold of their 2 kids, and reached at her mother’s home, but offenders threatened her parents to give their custody in the name of family norms otherwise they will kill other family members as well.

She ask for protection and help from Madadgaar’s Madadgaar immediately took action against and filed a FIR # 122/2013 in PS Bin Qasim against the charge of attempting murder and false declaration of bad character. Madadgaar offered to refer her to any shelter home but her family didn’t find it appropriate and prohibited to go.

Case Study # 2

Shahida is a client of Madadgaar Helpline .She was a victim of Cyber Crime. She had life threats due to which Madadgaar provided shelter in Panah. She had registered FIR In PS KIA, but Investigation officer didn’t take any action against offender under section Cyber Crime act. Madadgaar wrote a letter to DIG East Police and Inspector General Police Sindh to take action according to Cyber Crime Act .For further action Madadgaar also sent a letter to Director FIA Sindh.

She was shifted in EDHI with her children by Madadgaar. She didn’t want her children to live with her due to the life threats therefore she requested Madadgaar to help provide save shelter for her children .By the help of Madadgaar her children were sent in Azad Foundation for good Education and Health.

On 6th August 2013, a man named Muhammed Jameel reached Madadgaar’s office. He quoted that his neighbor, Jahanzaib, kidnapped his 4 years old son named Mudassir, took him behind the 258 bushes and physically and sexually abused, tortured, sodomized, and tried to kill by tightening a rope around his neck. The culprit thought that the child had died and secretly disappeared from the scene. The other neighbors and children saw the victim being tagged along somewhere before the beginning of such heart wrenching incident. After the culprit was beaten up, he disclosed the entire plot. Upon reaching the place, fortunately the innocent and pure child was semi conscious when found. The case has been filed at Sarjani Police Station, FIR: 410/13 and the culprit have been arrested. The Operation Police did not mention about the major immoral acts of kidnapping and attempt to murder and only specified about the ‘attempt of sodomy’ committed by the culprit which is solely unfair and unjust.

In the darkness of this situation, Madadgar took much interest in this grave matter, helped the family in police investigation which led the offender get caught and are the hearings are still in progress, the entire motto being that affected families who await justice, may get what they deserve.

Lastly, we thank CNBC Pakistan which played a key role with whose help this case was forwarded to Madadgaar. Only a life lived for others is a life worthwhile…

Case Study #3

Just a day before eid, when every house was glittered with the happiness of the day coming ahead, among all the glowing houses, there was one house where the light had lost its glow, the smiles faded and the moments wrapped in dust.

A family whose son named ‘Baqar’ got kidnapped 25 days before eid. A report of a child was received at the ‘missing children desk’ department a day before eid, and the description of the appearance and age that was told exactly matched with the report filed of the child who was abducted 25 days back before eid. The little boy was found in a very sorry situation, and was concluded that he was kidnapped by a gang who would trap such kids and make them beg in different areas of different cities, a note was hung around his neck through which people would feel pity and give him money, and make such gangs successful in their mission

Fortunately a gift of happiness; their son was safely handed to the family which landed them in paradise and completed the feelings of eid

The ‘missing children desk’ plays a vital role in keeping everyday reports that are filed as ‘missing’. Ms Bushra Sayyed, who heads this desk, gives her best to keep the track; because of her hard work, she helps the smiles to grow deeper.

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Press Releases & Media Coverage (Feb 2013-March 2014)

# Topic/ Issue Issue Date # of # of Online # of news newspaper Coverage channel Coverage coverage 1 Data sharing of women 21-02-2013 5 English 24 (1 coverage murder on Int. day of 10 Urdu in zee news) social justice 2 Launch ceremony of 07-03-2013 20 urdu 5 ADB pilot project on 6 english international Women Day 3 Data of burnt women 11-04-2013 13 urdu 4 7 victims of 2012 8 english (international) 11 (online blogs) 7 (online eng newspaper) 1 (online urdu newspaper) 4 Data sharing of torture 16-04-2013 3 english 4 (online eng 6 and murder of women & 18 urdu newspaper) children 2 (online urdu newspaper) 5 Press Release about 18-05-2013 4 urdu, 16 Metro TV, workshop on International 5 English Abtak, PTV telecom day for news, empowering youth on Dhoom TV, GBV CNBC, Aaj Tv 6 Data sharing of Violence 01-06-2013 1 English 1(online news against women in first 4 3 urdu portal) months 7 Training of Resource pool 25-06-2013 2 English 1(online news of Lawyers addressing 3 urdu portal) GBV in Pakistan 8 Training of Resource pool 28-06-2013 3 urdu 1(online news Dhoom TV , of Lawyers addressing portal) AAJ TV GBV in Pakistan 9 Press Conference on 21-08-2013 3 newspapers ARY TV Cyber Crime issue and shared live case study with media. 10 Press conference on honor 1-08-2013 2 newspapers 2 online news killing trends portal 11 2nd Training of Resource 30-08-2013 1 English 5 online news pool of Lawyers portal 261

12 Rape Victim 15-09-2013 1 English 13 Launch of Madadgaar 19-09-2013 3 English Number “1098” 2 Urdu 14 Rising issue of Young 04-10-2013 2 English Children 1 Urdu 1 Punjabi 15 Ceremony of 11-10-2013 5 Online News Pinkification Portals 16 Universal Children Day 20-11-2013 1 English 3 Online News Hum TV 6 Urdu Portals ARY News DM News 17 Madadgaar Helpline 1098 23-11-2013 1 English launched 18 AIDs Day 30-11-2013 1 Online News Portal 19 Early & Forced Marriage 15-12-2013 1 English 1 Online News Training Portal 20 Social Activity for 30-12-2013 Magazine Madadgaar Helpline (Urdu) 21 Media briefing on 17-01-2014 1 English 3 Online News Hareesh Kumar Case Portals 22 Press Briefing on Eary & 08-02-2014 ARY News Forced Marriage 23 Orientation on Early & 21-02-2014 3 English 4 Online News Such TV Forced Marriage 6 Urdu Portals Dunya TV 1 Sindhi 24 Urgent Press briefing on 26-02-2014 2 English 2 Online News Geo News 11 years old Sana’s case 6 Urdu Portals Geo Tez Express News Samaa TV ARY News DM News 25 Media briefing on data 07-03-2014 3 English 1 Online News Jaag TV sharing of 2013 regarding 7 Urdu Portal Mehran TV violence against women 1 Sindhi Dhoom TV ARY News Abb Takk 26 Candle Light Activity on 08-03-2014 2 Urdu Express International women’s News Day 27 Madadgaar’s children 23-03-2014 Magazine data in Jang Sunday (Urdu) Magazine 28 Law & order situation 23-03-2014 1 English (interview) (The News) 262

29 National Workshop in 29-03-2014 2 Urdu 3 Online News Samaa TV Karachi on Protection Portals Sindh TV Mechanism for children, women & youth

Participation in Media Programs

Madadgaar’s team and Zia Ahmed Awan President LHRLA participated and shared views about different topics on print media. Even Media also covered the different activities & events of GBV pilot project and those were on aired on different TV Channels. Details of TV programs are mentioned below.

# Show name Topic Date Guest 1 PTV news- subha- International day of 20-2-2013 (10- Zia Ahmed Awan e-nau with Nusrat social justice 11am) Haris 2 CNBC- telecasted Mr. awan’s view on 22-2-2012 Zia Ahmed Awan in news the 2012’s data on women murder 3 CNBC- chai time, Gender based 22-2-2013 Zia Ahmed Awan evening show violence (6pm) 4 AAJ tv (road show) Women violence 21-2-2013 Youth of FASST, MAJU and AIMS 5 TV one, public Women day 27-2-2013 Zia Ahmed Awan demand (women rights and (3-5.30 pm) (RECORDING) discrimination) (MAJU) 6 Aaj T.V International 08-03- 2013 Zia Ahmed Awan, Naz (sawalhai Pakistan) Women’s Day (10.30 am-12.30pm) Baloch (PTI), Haseena RECORDED Moin, Dr. Shazia (Jinnah Uni Dean, FAS), Nusrat (Functional League Parliamentarian) 7 Aaj T.V International 08-03-2013 Zia Ahmed Awan, Naz (sawalhai Pakistan) Women’s Day (8:05 pm) Baloch (PTI), Haseena TELECASTED Moin, Dr. Shazia (Jinnah Uni Dean, FAS), Nusrat (Functional League 8 Aaj news- new International 07-03-2013 (9:00 Zia Ahmed Awan bulletin Women’s Day pm) 9 Cnbc news- news International 07-03-2013 (9:00 Zia Ahmed Awan bulletin Women’s Day pm) 10 Geo news- news International 07-03-2013 (9:00 Zia Ahmed Awan bulletin Women’s Day pm) 11 TV one, public Women day ( 08-03-2013 Zia Ahmed Awan demand women rights and 8:05 pm (telecasted) 263

discrimination) 12 News one, public Domestic violence 16 -03- 2013 (09:45 Zia Ahmed Awan demand show pm) TELECASTED 13 Public demand, Women violence 30 -03-2013 (9.45 Bushra syed T.V one (part 2) pm) 14 PTV, Metro TV, Celebration of 18-05-2013 Zia Ahmed Awan.,Noor Abb tak TV, telecom & child ul huda shah,Ahmed helpline day- Chiony, Naila(Professor) Greenwich university-Recorded 15 Aaj TV- Sawal hai Training of resource 28-06-2013 (8:05 Zia Ahmed Awan, Pakistan ka. pool lawyers- pm) Senator Saeed Ghani, recorded Jutice (rtd) Saeed Uz Zaman Siddiqui 16 CNBC Pakistan- Child Abuse Issue 23rd September, Zia Ahmed Awan & Ghar ki baat 2013 (11am Live) Bushra Syed Field Officer

17 CNBC Pakistan- CYBER CRIME 24th September, Zia Ahmed Awan Ghar ki baat 2013 (11 am Live)

18 Business Plus Child Education 5th November, 2013 Zia Ahmed Awan (Interview) 19 INN (Interview) Missing Children 5th December, 2013 Zia Ahmed Awan 20 Abb Takk Missing Children 7th December, 2013 Zia Ahmed Awan (Interview) 21 Samaa TV Missing Children 3rd January, 2013 Bushra Syed (Interview) 22 Dawn TV Increasing crimes of 16th January, 2014 Zia Ahmed Awan (Interview) minors rape & gang rape 23 Dunya TV Increasing crimes of 29th January, 2014 Children 24 News One- Pas-e- Victims of early & 13th March, 2014 Bushra Syed Parda forced marriages Victim women 25 Jaag Tv- Black mailing & 30th March, 2014 Zia Ahmed Awan Undercover sexual harassment Dr. Moiz at workplace

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Legal Resource Pool Performa

Name of Lawyer: ______

Name of Firm (if any): ______

Address: ______

______

Contact details: ______

Email: ______

Previous Experience: ______

Since how long you are practicing? ______

District/ High court? ______

What specialized practices you are following? ______

______

Affiliation with any CSO/ network? ______

I hereby agree to give my consent for this cause by providing services to GBV survivors.

______Signature Dated:

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Memorandum of Understanding

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Memorandum of Understanding Between LHRLA/Madadgaar & Resource Pool Lawyers

Lawyers for Human Rights and Legal Aid (LHRLA)/ Madadgaar National Helpline:

LHRLA was established in 1989 in Karachi with the objective of providing free legal services and offering preventive/remedial assistance to the women and child victims of violence and abuse. LHRLA sensitized the increasing demand for preserving women and child rights and extended its services in the form of Madadgaar National Helpline. Madadgaar has the prestige of being Pakistan’s first helpline for the children, women and youth suffering from violence, abuse and exploitation. Madadgaar and LHRLA are affiliated with several networks that are working for children and women at national, regional and International level.

Resource Pool of Lawyers:

LHRLA and Madadgaar National helpline has developed resource pool of lawyers to address the growing incidence of Gender Based Violence (GBV) by facilitating the survivors of GBV in Pakistan. The purpose of resource pool is to build a network of activist lawyers who can provide services to the survivors of GBV. The best part of this activity is that lawyers while sitting in their offices will be in contact with us via online database. Paralegals are also expected to network with existing legal establishments in society and they are supposed to make appropriate referral for the protection of GBV victims. Every lawyer will have to sign a MOU and undertaking for their commitment to deal with the GBV cases.

Role of LHRLA/Madadgaar:

LHRLA/ Madadgaar will empower the selected lawyers of resource pool through building their capacity on issues of Gender based violence and related national and international laws. LHRLA will bear the all cost of training and exposure visits. Experts will be invited as resource persons and exposure visit will be held to increase lawyer’s knowledge on related issues by LHRLA. After training sessions, Madadgaar will organize a ceremony to introduce resource pool at mass level. Madadgaar will manage the history of cases dealt by resource pool lawyers through database and will organize session for progress sharing with resource pool at national level. LHRLA will work virtually at national level to get information about court and legal cases from resource pool of lawyers.

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Role of Resource Pool Lawyers:

Resource pool will facilitate the GBV cases by providing them legal assistance and will develop their capacity about GBV issues and laws. Resource Pool’s lawyers are responsible to update and maintain the client details, history and service provided to clients on online database. Moreover, they will update LHRLA about the free and charged cases and will send documents to LHRLA for updating of data. The lawyers have to deal minimum 2 cases for which they will be paid miscellaneous cost for the case. Besides this, the resource pool has to take extra cases (approx. 3) on voluntary basis.

Signing of MOU:

Every lawyer will have to sign a MOU and undertaking for their commitment to deal with the GBV cases.

I, acknowledge that I have read and accept the above Conditions

Authorized By: Resource Pool Lawyer

I, acknowledge that I have read and

Accept the attached Conditions

Name: Zia Ahmed Awan

Designation: President LHRLA Name: ______

Signature: Signature:

DATE: ______DATE: ______

PLACE: ______PLACE: ______

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Lawyer’s Data Form

Lawyer’s Information: (Please add your personal details) Name: Location: Karachi, Lahore, Peshawar, Quetta Email: Fax #: Phone #: Cell #: Official Address:

Who referred this case to you? Name: NGO/Organization: Address: Location: Phone #: (if any) Case received by : Directly/ Organization Name / Other Source

Information About Client Name of client: Father/ Husband Name: Sex: Age: Occupation: Marital Status: Single/Married/ Separated/ divorced/widowed No of Children: CNIC: Address: Phone #: Location: Type of Family: Nuclear/ Combined / single parent / blended family Medical status of Client: Mental state of Client: Physical state of client: Financial Status (Salary range): Less than 5,000 / 5,000-10,000 / 10,000-20,000 / 20,000-Above Type of Case: divorce/ Khulla/ Maintenance/ dowry / child custody/ succession/ criminal case/ Civil case / habeas corpus / If any Other case please specify:

Briefly describe the Client History: (Written)

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Services Provided to Client: Case Applicant Name: Opponent/Respondents Name: Action Proposed: Legal Advice / Legal Notice / Legal case Title of the case: Number of the case: Court #: Which court case filed? High Court/ Supreme Court/ District & Session Court /family court/ or any other court No of cases filed: Date of filing of the case: Next date of Case: Have you charged any professional fee for the case? Yes / No if yes Specify: Have you charged any miscellaneous Charges for the case? Yes / No if yes Specify:

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