Advancing Human Rights, Strengthening Democracy, Shaping Policy.
Parliamentarians Commission for Human Rights (PCHR)
Evidence. Advocacy. Parliamentary Engagement. Institutional Change.
Individuals and communities reached through our initiatives
| Capacity-Enhanced Individuals | Overall |
|---|---|
| Parliamentarians | 338 |
| Civil Society Actors | 567 |
| Journalists & Media Practitioners | 1,344 |
| Lawyers | 1,406 |
| Law Enforcement Officials | 1,626 |
| Government Officials & Stakeholders | 458 |
| Youth | 140 |
| Community Reached | 292,400 |
| Total Individuals Reached Since 2020 | 298,279 |
The Parliamentarians Commission for Human Rights (PCHR) is an informal, cross-party parliamentary platform established in 2002, bringing together parliamentarians from major political parties and provinces. PCHR works at the intersection of Parliament, public institutions and civil society to advance human rights, democratic governance and the rule of law.
Through evidence-based research, legislative action, policy reform and multi-stakeholder advocacy, PCHR connects ideas with decision-making and rights with institutional change, helping shape policies and reforms that are more inclusive, accountable and responsive to the people of Pakistan.