ISLAMABAD: The Ministry of Human Rights (MoHR) has launched a campaign to raise awareness about inheritance rights of women and other human rights to make them empowered and participatory citizens.

According to details shared by a MoHR official, the campaign titled “Hamare Haqooq” would highlight issues faced by women, children, minorities and other marginalised segments of society through documentaries and advertisements on PTV and PTV World.

The narrative of empowering and uplifting women and protecting their legal property rights has to be developed to protect their rights.

Published in Dawn, October 24th, 2022

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