Moot to promote dialogue and harmony among youth

The Shah Hussain Network's member organization, Youth Commission for Human Rights (YCHR), in collaboration with the Shah Hussain Network and Sangat Development Foundation, organised a moot to promote dialogue and harmony among youth.

The event brought together representatives from major political parties, including the Pakistan Muslim League-Nawaz (PML-N), Pakistan People's Party (PPP), and Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI), alongside students from prominent institutions like Punjab University, Minhaj University, and Forman Christian College University.

Participants united to draft a charter of demands that emphasized equal opportunities for youth engagement in politics, gender equality in education, access to career counselling and technical education, better employment opportunities, and ensuring a safe environment for women.

During the dialogue, students and political leaders underscored the importance of legislation aimed at the welfare and development of the youth. Political representatives pledged to raise these concerns with their respective party leaderships and highlighted the need for young individuals from all affiliations to respect differences of opinion and work collectively to address governance challenges.

The initiative successfully fostered an atmosphere of mutual understanding and encouraged youth to play an active role in resolving common societal problems through constructive dialogue and collaboration.