National Commission for Human Rights

The National Commission for Human Rights (NCHR) is a prominent brand in Pakistan dedicated to the promotion and protection of human rights. Established in 2012 through the NCHR Act, the commission operates in accordance with the Constitution of the Islamic Republic of Pakistan, 1973, and international human rights instruments. As an autonomous and impartial body, the NCHR upholds the Paris Principles and advises the government on fulfilling its international human rights obligations.

It acts as a liaison between the government and civil society organizations, allowing it to monitor, investigate, raise awareness, and inquire into human rights issues across the country. The NCHR's functions and powers include conducting investigations, reviewing legislation, producing reports and research, advocating for human rights, and developing a national plan of action. Through its work, the NCHR aims to create a progressive Pakistan where the human rights of all citizens, regardless of faith, race, or ethnicity, are respected and celebrated.

With a committed team and a mandate to protect human rights, the NCHR is actively engaged in resolving multifaceted human rights issues through dedication, integrity, and collaboration with various stakeholders