Since Human Rights Commission of Pakistan (HRCP) began functioning in 1987, it has helped raise awareness among citizens about human rights and project the issues and events affecting the rights of the people.

The HRCP is an independent, non-governmental organization registered under the law with main office in Lahore. It is non-political and non-profit-making.

Besides monitoring human rights violations in Pakistan and seeking redress through public campaigns, lobbying and interventions in courts, HRCP organizes seminars, workshops and fact-finding missions. Every year, the HRCP facilitates hundreds of journalists, students and academics from both within Pakistan and outside through its elaborate reference library.

To carry out its activities, the HRCP prefers to work with the support of civil society and non-government sources of funding.

Your contribution to the cause of human rights will go a long way to help the Commission. Every donation matters and every giver makes a positive difference. Please make a donation today! There are several ways to lend your support:

Donations from Pakistan 

1. Check in Pak Rupees. HRCP receives every paisa when you send a check in Pakistani Rupee, made out to the Human Rights Commission of Pakistan, to our office at:

Aiwan-i-Jamhoor, 107-Tipu Block, New Garden Town, Lahore 54600, Pakistan

Donations from outside Pakistan 

1. Check in U.S. Dollars. HRCP has to pay very little amount as a bank fee when you send a check in Pakistani Rupee, made out to the Human Rights Commission of Pakistan, to our office at:

Aiwan-i-Jamhoor, 107-Tipu Block, New Garden Town, Lahore 54600, Pakistan

2. Wire Transfer. Please contact HRCP's Secretary General Mr I. A. Rehman at 
iar@hrcep-web.org for the bank details.

Other Ways to Contribute to HRCP

1. Laptop computers. We are looking for laptop computers for our volunteers/correspondents all over Pakistan. 

2. Digital cameras, digital recorders, cell phones. For use by our volunteers/ correspondents in districts and small towns across the country. 

3. Multimedia. We seek a multimedia that our coordinators can use in sessions/workshops with the correspondents and trainees 

4. Volunteer Work When you come across a rights violation, you send in a letter, email to HRCP correspondent in the area or HRCP regional office or directly to the head office in Lahore.