International Youth Parliament of Pakistan (IYPP) is an independent, non-profitable and non-governmental organization, working to promote and protect the youth rights, civil, political, social, cultural, women, minority and other fundamental rights of the masses on gross root level. International...
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International Youth Parliament of Pakistan (IYPP) is an independent, non-profitable and non-governmental organization, working to promote and protect the youth rights, civil, political, social, cultural, women, minority and other fundamental rights of the masses on gross root level. International Youth Parliament of Pakistan (IYPP) is a registered organization as NGO in Pakistan.
International Youth Parliament of Pakistan (IYPP) activities based on the provision of practical facilities for youth development and rights protection, but also create awareness about human rights through, workshops, seminars, surveys, and distribution of literature on human rights.
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i. Control Arms campaign the unregulated supply of weapons makes it easy for criminals to murder, for soldiers to kill indiscriminately, and for police to arbitrarily take lives. Face up to the Arms Crisis and join the million-face campaign.
ii. Make Trade Fair We have the potential to...
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i. Control Arms campaign the unregulated supply of weapons makes it easy for criminals to murder, for soldiers to kill indiscriminately, and for police to arbitrarily take lives. Face up to the Arms Crisis and join the million-face campaign.
ii. Make Trade Fair We have the potential to end poverty, only your voice is missing. World trade could end poverty for millions of people, but instead it's actually widening the gap between rich and poor. Join IYPP global campaign to Make Trade Fair.
iii. Education Now there are currently 115 million children globally who receive no education at all. 860 million adults in the world cannot read, two thirds of whom are women.
iv. Cut the Cost Help the global drug industry focus on people not profits, by making life-saving medicines affordable for the poorest.
v. Guidance for admission in school colleges
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i. The Right to a Sustainable Livelihood
ii. The Right to Services
iii. The Right to Life and Security
iv. The Right to be Heard
v. The Right to an Identity