Press Release ………………………………………………. Today, Monday, January 30, 2023, the Forum for Development and Human Rights Dialogue (FDHRD) issues its report, Women in Pakistan between Marginalization and Societal Injustice. It deals with women’s rights in Pakistan through several axes, represented in the following: Women’s rights in international covenants – Social practices and Pakistani culture – Examples of crimes against Pakistani women – Education of Pakistani women – Pakistani women’s right to work and the reasons behind their low participation rate – Pakistani women’s health – Rural versus civilization – Impact of climate change on Pakistani women – Empowering women in Pakistan

Press Release ………………………………….. On the International Day of Education, the Forum for Development and Human Rights Dialogue affirms that education is the path to self-development. It is the path to the future of societies. It unlocks opportunities and reduces inequalities. It is the cornerstone of enlightened and tolerant societies and the main driver of sustainable development. The United Nations’ General Assembly declared the 24th of January every year an International Day of Education, in order to glorify the importance of education in the development and renaissance of different nations, and with the belief that countries will not succeed or progress

Today, Sunday, January 22, 2023, The Forum for Development and Human Rights Dialogue (FDHRD) publishes its report, Online Games Threaten Children’s Right to Life. It deals with the phenomenon of suicide, which has begun to spread among children and adolescents due to addiction to online games. It deals with this serious problem through several methods. The themes are: defining online games, presenting examples of these games, clarifying the reasons for children’s attachment to them, and their danger to children, presenting some of the victims of these games among children and adolescents in Egypt, as well as presenting international and Egyptian

The Forum for Development and Human Rights Dialogue (FDHRD) expresses its condemnation of the burning of a copy of the Qur’an by a leader of a far- right party in the Swedish capital, Stockholm, in front of the Turkish embassy. These acts represent an insult to the Islamic religion, and fuel hate speech and violence. On January 21, 2023, Swedish police allowed far-right party leader Rasmus Paludan, who leads an anti-immigration party in Denmark, to burn a copy of the Quran near the Turkish embassy in Stockholm during a rally. The FDHRD denounces this reprehensible act against the Islamic religion

Today, Monday 15/1/2022, The Forum for Development and Human Rights Dialogue (FDHRD) issues its report on the Libyan crisis, which deals with the situation inside Libya and the crisis of incompatibility through the following elements: An overview of the conflict in Libya – The impact of the deteriorating situation on the Libyan citizen – The suffering of the Libyan citizen from the crisis – The position of the Arab countries on the crisis – The international position on the crisis – Conclusion and Recommendations. The report indicated that despite the passage of more than a decade since the popular uprising

Press Release ……………………………………………………. Today, Thursday, January 12, 2022, the Forum for Development and Human Rights Dialogue (FDHRD) issues a report on the death penalty in Iran and fair trial guarantees, which deals with Iran’s violation of the right to life of its citizens through the application of the death penalty in violation of international conventions and covenants on human rights, as well as the trial’s lack of fair and equitable guarantees. The report included a number of cases during the years 2021-2022. The report defines the death penalty, the position of international covenants and conventions on the right to life