SOS Foundation advocates for global & national human rights implementation on Human Rights Day walk

ISLAMABAD, Dec 10 (SABAH): The SOS Foundation, a leading humanitarian organization, hosted a walk on Human Rights Day at H-9, Islamabad, drawing a diverse crowd of children, youth, and individuals from various backgrounds. Participants passionately displayed play cards and banners, calling for the universal enforcement of the United Nations’ human rights declaration.

Abdus Salam, Director of SOS Foundation, emphasized the fundamental right of every human being to peace, equality, and basic human rights. Salam urged world powers to take responsibility for ensuring these rights globally and highlighted the need for national efforts to uphold human rights standards.

Specifically addressing the rights of children in Pakistan, Abdus Salam advocated for a safe and healthy environment, basic education, and equal opportunities for every child. He called on the government to ensure the rights of every child in the country.

In addition to the global focus, Abdus Salam addressed the plight of the Palestinian people, particularly women and children, urging world leaders for an immediate ceasefire in Palestine.

Professor Hazrat Ali, Social workers Nauman Shakir, Lala Rukh, and Saadia Amir echoed the sentiment, emphasizing that many in Pakistan are unaware of their basic rights. They called for an awareness campaign to educate the public, encouraging them to raise their voices and exert pressure on authorities to implement the human rights charter at both national and global levels.

About SOS Founation:

SOS Foundation is a non-profit organization dedicated to promoting human rights, equality, and peace globally and nationally. With a focus on education and awareness, the foundation strives to empower individuals to stand up for their rights and create positive change in their communities.