From the struggle for a #JointElectorate to the continuing pursuit of inclusive participation, the documentary film #ASeparationRefused was screened at @csc_pak . A booklet complementing the documentary was also presented.
Presenting CSJ's Latest Publication: #ASeparationRefused
The booklet offers insight into the movement for the restoration of the joint electorate and its significance for a more inclusive political system.
Read the booklet here: https://t.co/nMUg19Jptc
CSJ team met with Rt. Rev. Nadeem Kamran, Bishop of Lahore, to exchange updates on #ReligiousEducation in prisons and the remission process. The meeting also discussed the way forward to help pave the path toward greater benefits and support for minority prisoners.
CSJ & civil society delegation met with @SaleemHaiderPPP, Governor of Punjab, to discuss the implementation of the admission quota for minority students in the universities in Punjab.
CSJ presents #HumJudaNahien, a musical celebration of #Peace, #inclusion, and the strength of Pakistan's diversity. #InterfaithHarmony
Watch the full song through the link: https://t.co/0YmcMXT9Rs
The screening was followed by a panel discussion on equal citizenship, democratic participation, and the restoration of the #JointElectorate in Pakistan. The event also featured the song "Hum Juda Nahi."
#ASeparationRefused#MinorityRights
In the latest #UNDPinPakistan’s Development Advocate Pakistan on the Future of Governance and the Social Contract, @PeterJacobCSJ, Executive Director of the Centre for Social Justice (@csjpak), examines why Pakistan’s employment quotas for women, religious minorities, and persons with disabilities remain under-implemented.
“The structural inclusion of marginalized sections in decision-making forums and processes has seminal importance for the inclusion and equalization of rights and opportunities.”
📖 Read the full issue: https://t.co/B0ilELJfKR
#FutureOfGovernance #SocialContract